St Andrew's Church, Chesterton

St Andrew's Church features early 12th-century double capitals and stands as a testament to medieval ecclesiastical architecture in Cambridge.

The initial wooden structure from 1200 was replaced by stone in the early 13th century, marking a substantial architectural advancement for the region.

The church maintains regular educational programs and services, reflecting the conservative evangelical tradition of the Church of England.

Located at coordinates 52.2154 latitude and 0.139714 longitude, the church remains accessible through public transportation or walking from central Cambridge.

A memorial inside the church commemorates Captain James Cook, preserving details about his family history and contributions to maritime exploration.

Location: Cambridge

Inception: 13 century

Website: https://standrews-chesterton.org

GPS coordinates: 52.21540,0.13971

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:44