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80 Trumpington Street, Emmanuel Congregational Church / Half Moon Inn
History of Emmanuel Congregational Church Cambridge
Trumpington Street circa 1830
Half Moon Inn, 80 Trumpington Street, 1872 (MoC9/53/49;111/51)(J Palmer Clarke)
The Flack family lived here when it was the Half Moon Inn in the 19th century.
Sign from the Half Moon Inn, 80 Trumpington Street
Built by James Cubitt, 1872-4, superseding the chapel in Downing Place. The style is Early French Gothic.
For more information see Wikipedia.
In Growing Up In Cambridge, Alec Forshaw recalls going to worship at the church in the 1950s. The lives and friendships of his parents revolved around the church.
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