Cambridge — Colleges, churches and the Victorian terraces

Places documented in Cambridge

• Our Lady and the English Martyrs Church — A soaring Gothic Revival landmark built 1885–1890, this Roman Catholic church is Cambridge's tallest building at 65 metres and dominates the
• Scroope Terrace — the Victorian Houses Cambridge Turned into a School of Architecture — A brick terrace of 1839 and 1864 behind Trumpington Street in Cambridge, listed since 1972, which has housed the University's School of Arch
• St Giles' Church, Cambridge — A Grade II*-listed Victorian parish church completed in 1875 on a site first built upon in 1092, serving both Anglican and Romanian Orthodox
• St John the Evangelist's Church, Cambridge — A Church of England parish church in Cambridge, situated at the junction of Hills Road and Blinco Grove, serving the local community with co
• Wesley Methodist Church, Cambridge — A Gothic Revival Methodist church built in 1913 to serve Cambridge University students, now a thriving community worship space with deep ins
• Wren Library, Trinity College Cambridge — Wren's perfect room over the Cam – Newton's own Principia annotated, Milne's Pooh manuscripts, and light managed like an equation.