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Trinity College, Cambridge -- Stained Glass in the Chapel Windows      North 3

I couldn't find many pictures of Henry Holiday's Stained Glass windows in Trinity College, Cambridge so I decided to create my own pages. The windows are numbered 1 to 8 from the Ante Chapel to the Altar. I have tried to identify the person depicted in each window and provide links with information about that person. If you have any corrections, comments or advice please contact me at john-saville@ntlworld.com.

Queen Mary Tudor Henry VIII Edward III Hervy de Stanton
Gave sizeable estates to the college Founder of Trinity College Refounded Kings Hall Founder of Michaelhouse & Chancellor to Edward II,
Hugh de Balsham Henry III St Etheldreda (Audrey) King Siegebert
Bishop of Ely. Founded Peterhouse. Holy Roman Emperor Patron of Cambridge University, founded Ely monastery  King of East Anglia c. 630-634. Abdicated and retired to a monastery. Invited Felix to be Bishop of Dunwich. Siegebert (or Segeberht),

Memo: Before Trinity there were earlier colleges on this site. Edward II funded some "King's Scholars" in 1317, and Edward III established a college called King's Hall on what is now the north side of Trinity in 1337. Meanwhile Hervey de Stanton, Chancellor to Edward II, had established a college called Michaelhouse on what is now the south side of Trinity. When Henry VIII founded Trinity he absorbed King's Hall and Michaelhouse, and some smaller nearby hostels, into his new foundation.

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