Caius College Boathouse
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Caius College Boathouse
Image: © N Chadwick Taken: 15 Mar 2014
Gonville and Caius boathouse was designed by the architect W.M. Fawcett and built circa 1880. It is built of red brick and has a clay tiled roof with two chimneystacks. The gable end has white render with pargetting of a regular embossed pattern and a small dormer. The first floor has four partially projecting hipped sections of roof, two of them over windows and two over glazed, narrow sets of double doors. There is a balcony with a metal balustrade and a metal external staircase at the side. The ground floor has one single door and two sets of double doors. A side extension has an additional two sets of double doors, and a crest and white render on the gable end of the roof. There is a single-storey rear extension.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.21309
Longitude
0.127171