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Church of St Botolph, Cambridge

St Botolph’s Church is found in the city of Cambridge, England, at the intersection of Trumpington Street and Silver Street.
The Church is dedicated to St Botolph, a seventh century abbot in East Anglia, who is the patron saint of travellers. The most famous place named after him is Boston in Lincolnshire – “Botolph’s Town” – a place which gave its name to Boston in Massachusetts.
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by N Chadwick

Created: Mon, 14 Apr 2014, Updated: Wed, 4 May 2016

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TL4458 : Church of St Botolph by N Chadwick

TL4458 : Church of St Botolph - pulpit by N Chadwick

TL4458 : St Botolph, Cambridge: memorial to a political scientist by Basher Eyre

TL4458 : Church of St Botolph, Trumpington Street, Cambridge by Stephen Craven

TL4458 : Church of St Botolph - font by N Chadwick

TL4458 : St Botolph, Cambridge: aisle by Basher Eyre

TL4458 : St Botolph, Cambridge: Latin memorial by Basher Eyre

TL4458 : St Botolph, Cambridge: west window by Basher Eyre

TL4458 : St Botolph, Cambridge: stained glass window by Basher Eyre

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