Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge, Parish church in Market Street, Cambridge, England
Holy Trinity Church is a parish church in Cambridge featuring English Gothic design with pointed arches and ribbed vaults throughout its interior. The building stands at the intersection of Market Street and Sidney Street with a distinctive tower that rises above the street level.
The original timber church was destroyed by fire in 1174, prompting the construction of a new stone structure in 1189. Over subsequent centuries, side aisles were added to accommodate the expanding congregation.
The church serves as a gathering place for evangelical Christians connected to the university and local community. Visitors can experience services that blend contemporary engagement with traditional biblical reflection.
The church welcomes visitors during regular opening hours and hosts services and community activities. It is helpful to check in advance if you plan to attend a specific service or need information about accessibility.
A barrel organ was installed in 1794 and remains an uncommon example of this instrument type in English churches. The pipe mechanism plays mechanically, offering a distinctive sound that differs from conventional organs.
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