Academic to Ecclesiastical: Architecture in Cambridgeshire, England

This exhibition examines the development of religious and academic architecture in England during the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods. Specific examples located in the East Anglian county of Cambridgeshire are considered, with a focus on various edifices from the University of Cambridge, including King’s Chapel and the Trinity College Entrance Gateway, as well as Ely Cathedral, located in the town of Ely. 

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website.