PLACES TO VISIT IN CAMBRIDGE

FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM

The Fitzwilliam Museum, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1RB

Tel 01223 332900 www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk

FITZWILLIAM HALL CHAPEL

Interior decoration by Morris & Co., 1913

EMMANUEL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TRUMPINGTON STREET

Morris and Co, six stained glass windows 1906

CHURCH OF ST PETER, COTON

Eagle of St John, Agnus Dei, Morris & Company windows of 1863

PETERHOUSE HALL

Windows by Madox Brown, Burne-Jones and Philip Webb

PETERHOUSE COMBINATION HALL

The Morris windows in this room fall into two sets: the six subjects fitted into the tops of each light in the bay window, representing pairs of figures drawn from Chaucer's Legend of Goode Wimmin; and the five pairs of figures, again inserted at the head of the remaining windows, four of which look into the court, and one into the garden. The Chaucer series is by Burne-Jones, the second set has six designs by Burne-Jones and four by Madox Brown.

JESUS COLLEGE COMBINATION ROOM

Fireplace lined with a good set of red chrysanthemum-pattern tiles.

JESUS COLLEGE CHAPEL

The three painted roofs and eleven stained glass windows executed in Jesus Chapel by Morris & Company between 1866 and 1878 provide the climax of a spectacular scheme of restoration which had begun in earnest in 1844.

CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS, JESUS LANE

Design for east window by Edward Burne-Jones Christ in Majesty, St Stephen and St Alban and St Stephen. Philip Webb designed stained glass windows, south aisle.

QUEENS' COLLEGE OLD CHAPEL AND HALL

Fireplace tiles by Morris, Marshall and Faulkner & Co., 1862-4. Roof decoration by Morris & Company 1875