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Caption:
River Cam
Cambridge, England

Reference:
The River Cam behind King's College.


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Newnham College
Cambridge University

Reference:
Plath's college while a Fulbright Scholar.


Caption:
Newnham College

Reference:
In Plath's time, the stone boy with dolphin was located in these garden's.



Caption:
Stone Boy with Dolphin

Reference:
Inspriation for Plath's story "Stone Boy with Dolphin". Also the subject of numerous journal entries. For an example, please see page 200 in the Journals.


Caption:
Queen's Bridge

Reference:
Plath purportedly bought her copy of the Saint Botolph's Review here on 25 February 1956.


Caption:
Whitstead
4 Barton Road

Reference:
Plath's residence for her first 15 months in Cambridge.


Caption:
Whitstead
The white house in the distance.

Reference:
Plath walked through these sporting fields on her way to Newnham.


Caption:
Grantchester Meadows

Reference:
The subject of Plath's poem "Watercolor of Grantchester Meadows", published in The Colossus. Located near 55 Eltisley Avenue, Hughes and Plath frequently walked here.


Caption:
Grantschester Meadows

Reference:
Another view of the river at Grantchester Meadows.


Caption:
Eltisley Avenue

Reference:
Near Barton Road & Whitstead, Eltisley Avenue is a quiet residence street of rowhouses.


Caption:
55 Eltisley Avenue

Reference:
Plath & Hughes lived here from late 1956 through June 1957


Caption:
The Amateur Dramatics Club (ADC) Theatre

Reference:
In late 1955, Plath played Alice in Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair at the A.D.C.


Caption:
St. George-the-Martyr
Queen's Square, London

Reference:
Church where Plath and Hughes married on 16 June 1956


Caption:
The altar inside the church of St. George-the-Martyr.

Reference:
Plath & Hughes were married here on 16 June 1956.


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18 Rugby Street
London

Reference:
Hughes lived here when he & Plath met


Caption:
Heptonstall Church
& village

Reference:
Yorkshire, England


Caption:
Hardcastle Crags

Reference:
See Plath's poem "Hardcastle Crags"


Caption:
Hardcastle Crags

Reference:
The crags are located just outside of Heptonstall and Hebden Bridge

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