Girton College: A Landmark in Women's Education

Established in 1869, Girton College represents a significant milestone in women's higher education.

Founded by feminists Emily Davies and Barbara Bodichon, it was the first women's college at Cambridge. The college achieved full status in 1948, officially admitting women to the university. Notable for its Victorian architecture designed by Alfred Waterhouse, it spans 33 acres, and features sports facilities, an indoor swimming pool, and a remarkable library.

Must-See Highlights

🏛️ Historical Architecture: The Victorian red brick buildings are a testament to the college's rich heritage.
🎓 Notable Alumni: Producing influential figures like Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Lady Hale.
🖼️ Art Collections: Home to diverse collections, including portraiture and Egyptian artifacts.

Girton is accessible to visitors, ideally suited for tourists, families, and historians, eager to explore this pivotal institution in education.