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A sepia-toned vintage photograph of a brick church with a tall slender spire and a graveyard in the foreground.

St Mark’s Church, Friday Bridge (photo J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

St Mark, Friday Bridge

History of St Mark, Friday Bridge

Listed Building

Parish church, 1864, designed by J.B Owen in Decorated style.

The parish of Friday bridge was only formed in 1860 and the church completed 4 years later. Because the ground has dried out the whole building leans towards the north.

Friday Bridge was an important fruit growing area and during the picking season hundreds of seasonal workers would come up from the East End of London.

Building dates

  • Built 1864
Source for this date
  • Built 1864: Listed building: 1864

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  • Listed building

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