Graham Storey Room

This attractive and spacious historic room is located on the ground floor opposite the Master’s Lodge and enjoys views of Latham Lawn, leading down to the River Cam.

This versatile room is a favourite for dinners of up to 72 guests as well as drinks receptions for up to 80 guests. The Graham Storey Room is also a popular space for conferences, meetings and presentations as well as civil wedding ceremonies.

Take a look at the Graham Storey Room via our virtual tour, you can explore outside or inside the Graham Storey Room. Contact us to find out more and let us help you to plan the perfect dinner or special event at Trinity Hall.

Historical information:

• The Graham Storey Room dates back to 1590 and sits below Trinity Hall’s Elizabethan chained library – the oldest library in Cambridge in its original setting.
• The room is named after Trinity Hall’s English Literature scholar, Graham Storey OBE (1920-2005), who had a 50 year association with the College and whose achievements include editing 10 volumes of The Letters of Charles Dickens and editing the journals of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins.