Further Reading
Histories of the College were written in its Centenary in 1985, and the 125th anniversary of its foundation in 2010:
- Margaret Bottrall, Hughes Hall 1885-1985 (Cambridge, 1985).
- M.V. Hughes, A London Girl of the 1880s (Oxford, 1936).
Read more about this topic: Hughes Hall, Cambridge
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