Peterhouse, Cambridge

Property	Value
rdf:type	Institution of the University of Cambridge owl:NamedIndividual College Residential college College of the University of Cambridge Organisation based in Cambridge with royal patronage 1284 establishment in England Oxbridge sister college
rdfs:label	Peterhouse, Cambridge
owl:sameAs	dbr:Peterhouse,_Cambridge
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skos:prefLabel	Peterhouse, Cambridge
skos:altLabel	chapel St. Peter's College Peterhouse St Peter's College Cambridge college Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge Peterhouse Cambridge Peterhouse College Peterhouse College, Cambridge Peterhouse Library Peterhouse in Cambridge Peterhouse in the University of Cambridge Peterhouse,_Cambridge St. Peter's College at Cambridge St. Peter's College, Cambridge Vellacott History Prize Ward Library
clgo:abbreviation	PET
clgo:country	United Kingdom
clgo:foundedBy	Hugh de Balsham
clgo:head	Bridget Kendall
clgo:isPartOf	University of Cambridge
clgo:location	Trumpington Street
clgo:namedAfter	Saint Peter
clgo:numberOfUndergraduateStudents	260
clgo:university	University of Cambridge
clgo:numberOfGraduateStudents	110
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=almaMater hasValue=Peterhouse, Cambridge
is clgo:almaMater of	Archer Martin Charles Stevenson-Moore Thomas Nuce Maxwell Maxwell-Gumbleton William Bingley Charles Ellison (cricketer) Peter Thurnham Damian McBride Geoffrey Seaton George H. Bryan James Porter (Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge) John Isaac Heard John Joseph Lee John Richard Hardy Peter Addyman Alan Muir Wood F. W. Walbank William Hodgson (Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge) Ian Corder John Fincham Michael Roe (historian) Alan D'Ardis Erskine-Murray, 14th Lord Elibank Denis Mack Smith E. H. Warmington James Douglas (antiquary) John Cloake Lord Henry Paulet (courtier) Louis Petch Mark Horton (archaeologist) Tom Probert Harry Pitt John Penry Roderick Beaton William Burchett Christopher Heydon Edward Bearcroft Richard Amphlett David Lacy-Scott F. J. C. Hearnshaw Henry Bright (MP) John Finnemore Leonard Costello Michael Gough (archaeologist) Michael Portillo Simon Deakin Brendan Simms Edward Arthur Maund David Stokes (priest) Robin Humphreys Walter Whittingham James Reynolds (judge) John Corner Maurice Healy (campaigner) William Guise-Tucker Herbert Hailstone William Emery Barnes Herbert Mills Birdwood Matthew Wren (writer) Tom Askwith Edward Law, 1st Baron Ellenborough Harold James (historian) Kenneth Sansbury Paul Klemperer Joseph Beaumont Robin Russell-Jones Ernest Pearce Guthrie Moir Humphrey Jones Otto Plaschkes Patrick de Maré Ralph Tollemache Robert Beaumont (Master of Trinity College) Thomas Some Anthony Turner (martyr) Susanna Avery-Quash James Douglas Hamilton Dickson Marius de Vries Thomas Leveritt B. H. G. Wormald Daniel Huws Nicholas True, Baron True John Pedder (priest) Keith Michael Baker Steven Hewitt (cricketer) Basil Willey Christopher Packe (physician and cartographer) George Tierney James Menter John Fisher (bishop of Salisbury) Nicholas Bownde Nicholas Horsfall Thomas Nelson, 2nd Earl Nelson John Hutchinson (Roundhead) Thomas Byng Augustus FitzRoy, 3rd Duke of Grafton Patrick Lynch (economist) William Hatteclyffe Alistair Cooke, Baron Lexden Ian Hodder John Norton (divine) ... and more
is clgo:education of	Peter Thurnham James Eversfield Nicholas Stern, Baron Stern of Brentford Edward Herbert (died 1595) A. L. Morton
is clgo:institution of	Edward Routh
is clgo:knownFor of	Paul Cairn Vellacott
is clgo:owner of	Albany (London)
is clgo:sisterCollege of	St Hilda's College, Oxford Merton College, Oxford
is clgo:university of	Ralph Sweet-Escott Herbert Fuller John Guthrie Tait

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