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Amy King studied English and French at Girton College before women could earn degrees. Her great-niece Jane followed in Amy's footsteps six decades later and shared her passion for literature and poetry.
Visit the Black Cantabs exhibition at the University Library, for more details visit: https://www.cam.ac.uk/BlackCantabs
Visit the Black Cantabs exhibition at the University Library, for more details visit: https://www.cam.ac.uk/BlackCantabs
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