Newtown (or "the Newe Towne") was the original name of Cambridge, Massachusetts. After the foundation there of Harvard College in 1636, the name was changed in 1638, in honour of Cambridge, UK, home of the famous University.
Boston, Worcester, Cambridge, Amherst
The University of Cambridge - in England - has never changed its name. Anglia Polytechnic University (in Cambridge and Chelmsford, England), a relatively new university, has however changed its name to Anglia Ruskin University.
No. Cambridge is the name of a town. There is one in Massachusetts (a state in the US) and another (the original) in England.
Wilmington was originally named newtown, then after years that changed to newton, then it was named Wilmington after the Earl of Wilmington.
Harvard was the first college in the US. It was built in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1636, before the US had become an independent nation.
The Massachusetts Bay colony was established by the Massachusetts Bay Company. The Cambridge Agreement was signed in order to buy out some investors.
Ed Cambridge's birth name is Edmund James Cambridge.
Godfrey Cambridge's birth name is Cambridge, Godfrey MacArthur.
Richard Cambridge's birth name is Richard Cambridge Harbutt.
The name Brooke came from the great greek god (and empresses), Brooke Newtown
The largest museum in Cambridge is the Fitzwilliam Museum, which is run by the University of Cambridge.
Residents of Cambridge are called Cantabrigians.