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The Hole, Coates Drove, Isleham
History of the Hole
Arthur Houghton used top meet here as a boy for sacred meetings on Sunday evenings called Camp Meetings. The preacher would talk from a wagon in the Hole and people would sit on the grass slopes and sing hymns. A popular preacher was Billy King, the postman.
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