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The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Cambridge, England. Prior to 16th century 973 – Market active c. 1000–50 – St Bene't's Church built 1068 – Cambridge Castle erected 1101 – Town incorporated c. 1130 – Holy Sepulchre church built 1144 – Cambridge is sacked by Geoffrey de Mandeville: 75  1154 – Cambridge fair active 1200 – Charter granted 1209 – University of Cambridge established by scholars from Oxford 1211 – Stourbridge fair first recorded 1213 – Hervey FitzEustace, first recorded mayor c. 1215 – Richard of Wetheringsett, first Chancellor of the University of Cambridge 1231 – The University is recognised by a writ of authority over its townspeople from Henry III 1233 – A letter from Pope Gregory IX grants privileges to the University's scholars 1261 – Cambridge academics attempt to set up a university of Northampton, suppressed by the Crown in 1265 1266 – Raided by Barons who had been disinherited after the Battle of Evesham, and the murder of the Jews in the town: 75  1275 – Expulsion of the town's Jews by Queen Dowager Eleanor of Provence: 82  1284 – University's Peterhouse college founded 1326 – Clare College founded 1347 – Pembroke College founded 1348 – Gonville & Caius College founded 1350 – Trinity Hall college founded 1352 – Corpus Christi College founded 1381 – Disorder during the Peasants' Revolt: 75  1416 – University Library exists by this date 1441 – King's College founded 1446 – Foundation stone of King's College Chapel laid 1448 – Queens' College founded 1473 – St. Catherine College founded 1496 – Jesus College founded 16th-18th centuries 1505 – Christ's College founded 1511 – St John's College established 1515 – King's College Chapel fan vault completed 1521 – John Siberch is active as a printer, the earliest known here 1525 – Robert Barnes gives probably the first openly evangelical sermon in an English church, at St Edward King and Martyr 1534 – University Press granted a royal charter 1542 – Magdalene College founded 1546 – Trinity College founded 1556 – John Hullier burned as a Protestant on Jesus Green 1584 – Emmanuel College founded 1595 – Sidney Sussex College founded 1615 – Perse School founded 1638 – Cambridge, Massachusetts named 1640 – Oliver Cromwell elected Member of Parliament for Cambridge 1667 – Eagle and Child pub in business 1695 – Wren Library at Trinity College completed 1730 – University's Senate House completed 1744 – Cambridge Journal and Weekly Flying Post begins publication 1747 – Shire-hall built 1749 – Mathematical Bridge built at Queens' College 1762 – Cambridge Chronicle newspaper begins publication 1766 – Addenbrooke's Hospital founded 1784 – Society for Promoting Useful Knowledge established 1793 Cambridge Intelligencer newspaper begins publication Cambridge Quarters composed for new clock of the Church of St Mary the Great 19th century 1800 – Downing College founded 1816 – Fitzwilliam Museum founded 1817 – Cambridge Town Club (cricket club) formed 1828 Bull Hotel in business Cambridge University Boat Club founded 1829 – The Boat Race, rowed against Oxford, begins (annual from 1856) 1831 – Bridge of Sighs built over the Cam at St John's College 1833 – The Pitt Building built in honour of William Pitt the Younger, an undergraduate of Pembroke College and Prime Minister, to house the printing and publishing offices of Cambridge University Press 1833 – Anatomy theatre attacked by a mob 1839 – Cambridge Advertiser newspaper begins publication 1840 – Cambridge Antiquarian Society founded 1841 – Cambridge's first post-reformation Roman Catholic church opens as St Andrew's Church 1845 – Eastern Counties Railway begins operating to Cambridge railway station 1848 – Mill Road Cemetery established 1858 – Cambridge School of Art founded 1854 – Deighton, Bell & Co. booksellers in business 1869 – Girton College for women founded 1871 – Newnham College for women founded 1874 – Cavendish Laboratory completed 1876 – W. Heffer bookseller begins business as a stationer 1880 Cambridge Street Tramways begin operation St Radegund pub built on part of the site of the Garrick Hotel 1881 – Ridley Hall and Westcott House theological colleges founded 1883 – Footlights student amateur dramatic club founded 1884 – Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology founded 1888 – Cambridge Daily News begins publication 1890 Our Lady and the English Martyrs Church consecrated Victoria Avenue Bridge built 1894 – Homerton College, a Congregationalist teacher training college, moves to Cambridge 1896 – Pye Ltd established as scientific instrument makers by W. G. Pye 1897 – Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1899 – Westminster College, a Presbyterian theological college, moves to Cambridge 20th century 1901 – Population: 38,379 1908 – Cambridge Town F.C. formed 1912 Cambridge United F.C. established as Abbey United University's Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences opens 1914 – Cambridge Street Tramways cease operation 1918 – First Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols held at King's College c 1921 – Fitzbillies bakery opened by Ernest and Arthur Mason in Trumpington Street 1922 – War Memorial unveiled 1923 – Jesus Green Swimming Pool opens 1928 – Cambridge Preservation Society founded 1934 – New University Library completed 1938 – Cambridge Airport opens 1939 – London educational institutions evacuated to Cambridge: Queen Mary College to King's College (until 1945); London Hospital Medical College (until 1943) and The Bartlett (until 1945) to St Catharine's College; SOAS to Christ's College; London School of Economics to Peterhouse (until 1945); Bedford College to Newnham College (until 1944); and Barts to Queens' College (until 1946) 1948 – First women admitted to study for full academic degrees in the University but have no associated privileges 1949 University's Cambridge Bibliographical Society founded University of Cambridge's Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator begins operating 1951 – City charter granted 1954 – Murray Edwards College for women founded as New Hall 1956 – Kettle's Yard established by Jim Ede 1957 – Twinned with Heidelberg 1958 – Churchill College established 1960 – Cambridge Consultants founded 1964 Darwin College for graduates founded Cambridge Folk Festival begins 1965 Lucy Cavendish College for mature women founded Wolfson College for mature students founded as University College 1966 Clare Hall for graduates established Fitzwilliam College chartered as a college 1970 February: Garden House riot Heffer's open a flagship bookshop in Trinity Street 1972 Three previously all-male colleges of the University admit women undergraduates Cambridge Theological Federation formed 1974 First Strawberry Fair held First Cambridge Beer Festival held 1975 – University's Cambridge Science Park founded 1976 Sancton Wood School founded First Andy's Records store opened in Mill Road 1977 – Robinson College founded 1989 – Cambridge Fun Run (footrace) begins 1990 Royal Greenwich Observatory relocated to Cambridge from H.... 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