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Cambridge University: Pembroke College Library and Archive
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Pembroke College
Cambridge
England
CB2 1RF
Telephone: 01223 764 151
Email: library@pem.cam.ac.uk
Open: Wednesday-Friday 9.30-12.30, 2-4.30
Closed: Closed for 1 week in early September and for 2 weeks at Christmas
- Book in advance
- Wheelchair access
- Proof of identity required
Reprographics: photography and scanning available
ARCHON code: 1058
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Organisations (4)
- Cambridge University: Pembroke College Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
- Linton Priory (Alien) Linton, Cambridgeshire
- Notley Abbey Notley, Buckinghamshire
- Thorney Abbey Thorney, Cambridgeshire
Persons (21)
- Browne, Edward Granville, (1862-1926), Persian scholar and Orientalist
- Burkitt, William, (1650-1703), Vicar of Dedham, Essex and author
- Butterfield, Swithun, (d 1611), religious tracts author
- Chaderton, Laurence, (? 1536-1640), Theologian
- Gray, Thomas, (1716-1771), poet
- Harvey, Gabriel, (? 1545-1630), Poet
- Keynes, John Neville, (1852-1949), Political Economist
- Long, Roger, (1680-1770), Vicar of Cherry Hinton, Astronomer
- Mason, William, (1724-1797), poet, canon of York
- Parkin, Charles, (1689-1765), Rector of Oxburgh Antiquary
- Parsons, Robert, (1546-1610), Jesuit missionary and controversialist
- Pitt, William, (1759-1806), statesman
- Scott, Sir Giles Gilbert, (1880-1960), Knight, architect Hampstead, Middlesex
- Stokes, Sir George Gabriel, (1819-1903), 1st Baronet mathematician and physicist
- Storrs, Sir Ronald, (1881-1955), Knight, administrator and historian
- Tomline, Sir George Pretyman, (1750-1827), Knight, Bishop of Winchester
- Wace, Alan John Bayard, (1879-1957), Archaeologist
- Walpole, Horace, (1717-1797), 4th Earl of Orford, author collector antiquary MP
- Waterhouse, Alfred, (1830-1905), architect
- Wren, Matthew, (1585-1667), Bishop of Ely, antiquary
- Yates, Richard, (1769-1835), clergyman and antiquary Ashen, Essex;Battersea, Surrey
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