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400 Characters

A celebration of the people of Pembroke’s first four centuries, in just 400 characters.

Pembroke has played a part in the lives of many thousands of remarkable individuals who, through small deeds or great feats, have shaped both our College and the world around us.  In this digital gallery, we highlight the unique experiences of some of the people who have, and are, contributing to our community.

Nominate a Pembrokian

Whether celebrated for milestone achievements, for generous service, or as friendly faces or community-builders, we would love to hear about special Pembroke characters known to you.

Thank you to the Helen Roll Charity for supporting this project. 

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Caroline Norris
Caroline Norris
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Duncan Wilson
Duncan Wilson
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John Eekelaar
John Eekelaar
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cropped section 1979
Women of 1979
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Amy Dickman
Amy Dickman
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Eric Stanley
Eric Stanley
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Judge Michael Ponsor
Michael Ponsor
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Benjamin Breant
Benjamin Bréant
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vernon
Dr Vernon Butt
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Matthew Shaw
Matthew Shaw
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Edward Moore circa 1900
Edward Moore
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Greg Neale by Nicholas Posner
Gregory Neale
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Wantoe Wantoe
Wantoe Wantoe
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Kevin Dudley
Kevin Dudley
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David Titterington
David Titterington
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Lord Ivor Richard
Lord Ivor Richard
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Richard Darbourne
Richard Darbourne
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Henry William Chandler
Henry William Chandler
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Joyce Aitchison
Joyce Aitchison
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Tanya Beckett
Tanya Beckett
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Davies Gilbert credit National Portrait Gallery
Davies Gilbert
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Tom Herman
Tom Herman
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Peter le page Renouf credit Guernsey Museums and Art Gallery
Sir Peter le Page Renouf
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Sir John Philipps
Sir John Philipps
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Thomas Clayton
Thomas Clayton
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John Hall
John Hall
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Lionel Salt
Lionel Salt
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Ken Mayhew
Professor Ken Mayhew
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Alex Taylor
Alex Taylor
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Erin Kennedy MBE
Erin Kennedy MBE
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John Thompson
John Thompson
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Richard Durnford Bishop of Chichester
Richard Durnford
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James Read photo by Nicholas Posner
Professor James Read
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ROBERT STEPHEN HAWKER as an Oxford Undergraduate, 1825. Illustration from Life and Letters (p. 20), drawn in lithography by T. R. Way from a watercolour by W. Wright.
Robert Stephen Hawker 
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Lisha Patel
Lisha Patel
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Chris Allnutt
Chris Allnutt
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Horace Pinching
Horace Pinching
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Maria Eagle
Maria Eagle MP
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John Platt
John Platt
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Piers Mackesy