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Queens' College's student library was named 'The War Memorial Library' in commemoration of Queens' members killed during the Second World War. The Library is housed in the College's original 1448 chapel, on Old Court, and is entered from Library Passage that links Old Court and Walnut Tree Court.
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The War Memorial Recreation Center, located at 1640 Cambridge St. Door 15, includes a Field House, multi-purpose room, gymnasium, weight room and 3 swimming pools. The facility offers year-round recreational programming for children and adults.
Library War Memorial Park in Cambridge, MA is a serene and historic outdoor space dedicated to honoring the memory of fallen soldiers. It provides a peaceful setting for reflection and remembrance.
Civil War Memorial (Cambridge Common) Courtesy Shutterstock Dedicated in 1870, the original monument was designed by brothers Darius and Cyrus Cobb, who were both artists and Civil War veterans.
Most of our books are held in the Queens' College—War Memorial Library location, indicating the library's main collection. However, some borrowable books have different locations: WML General Collection: accessible to all on the ground floor of the library.
Cambridge War Memorial is a war memorial on Hills Road, Cambridge, outside Cambridge University Botanic Garden. It comprises a bronze statue of a marching soldier by Canadian sculptor Robert Tait McKenzie , known as "The Homecoming" or sometimes "Coming Home", mounted on a heavily carved limestone plinth.
Slightly southeast of the center of the Common is a memorial to the American Civil War with a statue of Abraham Lincoln in a covered area near the base of the memorial. On top of the memorial is a statue of a soldier.
