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English: The Malting House was originally exactly that: a warehouse, Oast house, and small brewery owned, in the 1830s, by the Beales family – a well-known
Cambridge trading dynasty. In 1909, the then Dean of Trinity College (Dr Stewart) bought the buildings and converted most of them into an Arts & Crafts house. The remaining buildings were converted into a small hall to host musical evenings; Albert Schweitzer gave a lecture on Bach there, and from 1955 it was the rehearsal base for the Cambridge Schools Holiday Orchestra. During the 1920s it was the Malting House School – one of the early ‘children’s community’ schools: no fixed curriculum, no discipline, and no punishments! Link Since 2003 is has been an accommodation block for Darwin College. |
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| Author | Keith Edkins |
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| current | 23:42, 30 September 2018 | | 640 × 480 (73 KB) | Bjh21 | Replace with original (visually identical) version from Geograph |
| 10:35, 26 July 2010 |  | 640 × 480 (173 KB) | Gaius Cornelius | {{Information |Description={{en|1=The Malting House was originally exactly that: a warehouse, Oast house, and small brewery owned, in the 1830s, by the Beales family – a well-known Cambridge trading dynasty. In 1909, the then Dean of Trinity College (Dr |
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