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Stone church with a crenellated roof and slender spire behind two red telephone boxes, with people visible in the foreground.

Holy Trinity Cambridge

Holy Trinity

History of Holy Trinity Cambridge

Accounts of Saint Katherine’s Guild at Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge 1514-1537, by Mary Siraut, proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 1977.

St Katherine was a popular guild patron and there were no fewer than five guilds of St Katherine in the borough of Cambridge.

General information about Holy Trinity can be found in Wikipedia.


1901

A church spire under construction surrounded by a tall wooden scaffold, with silhouettes of people standing on the platforms.

Holy Trinity Church spire c.1901 during rebuilding (Mike Petty Fenland History). Photo by H Pain.


1930s – 1950s

HQ of 22nd Cambridge Holy Trinity Scout troop

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  • Boy Scouts
  • church
  • Church of England
  • Scouting

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