Cambridge Shorts
Description: Cambridge Rules - The Cambridge Rules were the first written laws of modern association football, drafted in 1848 by University of Cambridge students on Parker's Piece, featuring restrictions on handling the ball, banning running with the ball, and introducing an early offside concept.
Description: When scientists Clive and Warren - who were trying to develop an anger inhibitor with which to end domestic and urban rage worldwide - decided to test their inhibitor on chimpanzees and at least one human subject, they exposed chimps at the Primate Research Centre to the anger inhibitor, using the Ebola Virus as a delivery system. Over the course of two weeks, isolated genomes in the Ebola Virus reacted to the inhibitor, and mutated it into the Rage Virus. (28 Days Later: The Aftermath)
John Weeks Bridge Charles River Harvard Square Cambridge MA Shorts
by WayneOxfordPhotography
$21 $27
Description: Inn-Square Men's Bar in Cambridge, Massachusetts originally started as a men’s only bar (yes, that was a thing) back in 1964. It was as a favorite watering hole for local public works employees, who practically kept the place in business on their own. In the '70s, the bar was sold, and while it was still called the Inn-Square Men's Bar, they added a little 'ladies invited' under the name, and it soon evolved into one of the most well-loved music venues in town. The Inn-Square was a small, warm neighborhood bar with great taste in music, featuring both local and national bands that might otherwise not get to play. Despite the bar's second act being a huge success, the Inn's liquor license wasn't renewed in 1984, bringing an end to the bar.
Description: A circular emblem-style graphic with a distressed texture. It features a skyline of Cambridge with prominent church spires and buildings against a setting sun with radiating beams. The text 'CAMBRIDGE' appears at the top and bottom in a distressed font, while 'The City of Memories' is written in script below the circle.
