Trinity Lane is a narrow, cobbled passage squeezed between the high stone walls of Trinity Hall and Gonville and Caius College. It holds the oldest intact medieval street pattern in Cambridge, winding sharply toward the river with a curve that dates back to the thirteenth century. Students rushing to lectures often crowd these stones, but the lane carries a different weight for the fellows of Trinity Hall, who once walked this exact route to reach the original town wharf at the riverbank.
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