St Augustine's Church, Cambridge
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St Augustine's Church, Cambridge
Image: © Tiger Taken: 27 Mar 2021
St Augustine's in Richmond Road is a church and community centre in the Parish of the Ascension. Simon Bradley and Nikolaus Pevsner in their Buildings of England survey did not deem it worthy of notice, but from the church's own website https://stas.org.uk/ and a plaque on the front of the building it appears that it was originally built as a primary or infants' school in 1898 and modernised in 2016, with removal of the iron railings to the street frontage and creation of a more welcoming and accessible entrance. The photograph taken by Ben Harris in 2008 Image shows its "rather inconspicuous" appearance before the more recent changes.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.219733
Longitude
0.107724