Cambridge City Collection

Old Map of the City of Cambridge 1836 by Thomas Moule
This is a fine decorative reproduction Map of The City of Cambridge from the First Edition series of Thomas Moule Maps, originally Published in 1836

Old Map of Cambridge 1804 by Cole and Roper
An attractive and detailed early 19th century reproduction town plan of Cambridge 1804. First published by Cole and Roper as a finely engraved series of county maps

Old Map of Cambridge 1898 from the Royal Atlas by Bartholomew
A fine very detailed plan of the City of Cambridge from 1898 remastered from an original contained within " The Royal Atlas of England and Wales" ; edited by J.G

Cambridge - showing Hills Road in the early 1900s (postcard0)
3794012 Cambridge - showing Hills Road in the early 1900s (postcard0; (add.info.: Cambridge - showing Hills Road in the early 1900 s. Street, church in the background. Spire)

Cambridge City Schoolboys, 4th October 1966

Cambridge City Schoolboys, Tuesday 7th December 1965

Cambridge City Schoolboys, Training Session, Tuesday 5th October 1965

The General Election, New Members of the House of Commons (engraving)
1045364 The General Election, New Members of the House of Commons (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The General Election)

Cambridge City Schoolboys v St Albans, match action, Monday 25th September 1967

Cambridge City Schoolboys v St Albans, match action, Monday 8th November 1965

Cambridge City Schoolboys v North Hertfordshire, match action, Monday 18th October 1965

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Step back in time and explore the rich history through these captivating snapshots. Immerse yourself in the charm of this enchanting city as we journey through its past. Traveling back to 1836, Thomas Moule's old map reveals a glimpse into Cambridge City's early days. The intricate details showcase the city's layout, showcasing its evolution over time. Fast forward to 1898, Bartholomew's Royal Atlas presents another perspective with an updated map that reflects the growth and development of this historic place. But it is not just maps that tell us about Cambridge City; it is also captured moments frozen in time. In October 1966, we witness a group of enthusiastic schoolboys from Cambridge City School engaging in their favorite sport - football. Their determination shines through as they train diligently for upcoming matches against St Albans. The echoes of history resonate further when we stumble upon an engraving depicting new members being elected to the House of Commons during a General Election. This snapshot reminds us that even within this idyllic setting, politics played a significant role shaping society. As we delve deeper into these photographs, we are transported once again to Tuesday 7th December 1965 – another day filled with excitement for the young schoolboys at Cambridge City School. Their passion for sports evident as they engage in yet another training session preparing themselves for future challenges on the field. Monday 25th September 1967 brings forth intense match action between Cambridge City Schoolboys and St Albans – two teams battling it out on the pitch with unwavering determination etched on their faces. And let us not forget Monday 8th November 1965 when both teams clashed again, leaving spectators captivated by their skillful play. These glimpses into yesteryears remind us that while times may change and cities evolve, there will always be elements that remain constant - like camaraderie forged through sports and the pursuit of excellence.