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Opening Hours | Find Us | Access | Contact the Library Trinity College Library is the largest of the Cambridge college libraries with a total book stock of some 300,000 volumes. The modern College Library serves the needs of members…

Pittoni Painting returns to the Wren

Pittoni’s imposing oil painting ‘An Allegorical Monument to Sir Isaac Newton’ returned to the Wren Library last month following an absence of over a year during which time it was displayed in the exhibitions at the Grand Palais, Paris and in…

Work on the Crewe Collection

Digitisation, Cataloguing, Blog, Exhibitions Soon after Crewe books arrived at Trinity, the Library’s cataloguers and digitisation specialists began working on the Collection, in order to make its treasures available to the general public. Digitisation A few select items of special…

Wren Digital Library

The Wren Digital Library provides access to digitised collections from the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. The founding purpose was to digitise the College’s collection of Western medieval manuscripts catalogued by M. R. James in 1901-3. There are currently over…

English

The study of English at Trinity enables students to explore the most far-reaching of questions about what it means to be human, to exist in the world and to share this world with other people. We believe, though, that these…

Celebrating 400 years since Shakespeare’s First Folio

As part of the 400th anniversary celebration of Shakespeare’s First Folio, Trinity is exhibiting two copies of this foundational work and the Shaffer Playwright-in-Residence Tom Murray is developing his play North Star, following a staged reading at Norwich Theatre Royal…

Hidden Casanova letter discovered

Giacomo Casanova’s legendary life of adventure is well known from his autobiographical Mémoires. The Venetian writer and traveller charmed his way across eighteenth-century Europe. The discovery of a hitherto unknown letter shows that Casanova was also close to his family and…

Information for Readers

The Wren Library is generally open to visiting readers at the following times: Monday to Friday 9am-1pm and 2.15-5pm. To make an appointment to consult items from Library’s rare books and manuscript collections please email: wren.library@trin.cam.ac.uk. To make an appointment to…

Annual Gathering: 2011, 2012, 2013

We’re delighted to welcome back alumni who matriculated in 2011, 2012 & 2013 to College in July. Please see below for details on the day and information on how you can sign up.   Programme 4pm – Registration and accommodation…

Lord Byron’s Ghost haunts Antechapel

Lord Byron haunts the Antechapel, alongside other famous alumni, 200 years after the College authorities denied him a resting place here. During Trinity’s bicentenary commemoration of his death, a spectral image of the statue of Byron in the Wren Library…

The Byron Festival at Trinity

Trinity College Cambridge will host a two-day Festival to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Lord Byron’s death on 19 April 1824, in Missolonghi, Greece. Byron was a student at Trinity College and is one of its most celebrated alumni.…

Towards a more symbiotic future …

Master’s student Toma-Jin Morikawa-Fouquet explains how his research into late nineteenth-and-twentieth-century Japanese thinkers curious about the universe inspired a work of art currently on display in the Wren Library, after attending the Trinity Art Class.  Please tell us a little…

Visiting Trinity College

Guided Tours of Trinity Porter led tours are available for booking by clicking HERE.  College tours are at 10am and 2pm daily. Unfortunately large group bookings are not available at this time.  Should your booking exceed 5 booking slots, please…

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