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Zion Baptist Chapel
History of Zion Baptist Chapel
Described by Pevsner as ‘hulking Italo-Romanesque, of gault brick, by William Peachey of York, 1877-9.’
A history of the church can be found on their web site:
http://www.zionbc.org.uk/Pages/aboutus.aspx
Urbs Camboritum, Zion Chapel
Urbs Camboritum, Zion Chapel
1930s to 1950s:
HQ of the 26th Cambridge (Zion) Scout troop
Zion Baptist Church, East Road
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