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Trumpington Hall from Grantchester Meadows
Photo: Rob HowardTrumpington Hall
Trumpington Hall is one of the grandest houses in the village
Listed Building
Circa 1710. Heightened and re-roofed in the early C19. Various additions and alterations in C20. (Historic England)
Forecourt screen, gatepiers and gates at Trumpington Hall.
Trumpington Hall, though too much altered to be an outstanding example of a building of the early 18th century, is a house of gracious dignity in a fine, spacious architectural and natural setting. It is privately owned, and not open to the public.
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge Part II 1959
An article on Trumpington Hall and the Pemberton family appears here on the Trumpington Local History Group website.
Bed airer (wagon) from Trumpington Hall, donated in 1950 to MoC
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