Historic Buildings & Heritage
Our charity works hard to maintain the historic buildings and structures in our care so that they can be enjoyed now and by future generations. These include:
Wandlebury Iron Age Fort & Country Estate.
There’s 2,000 years of history including an important ancient monument and Grade II listed buildings.
Bourn Windmill.
The oldest surviving windmill in the UK is an ancient monument and is Grade I listed.
Cambridge Leper Chapel.
This fascinating Grade I listed building in Cambridge dates from 1125
Hinxton Watermill.
Was saved from demolition by our charity in 1986. It is the last surviving working watermill on the River Cam. The 17th century mill is Grade II listed.
Orchard Tea Rooms.
Made famous by the Bloomsbury Set, this delightful tearoom in Grantchester is
a well-loved piece of cultural heritage.
Tadlow Granary
Tadlow Granary. Is a 15 th century drying barn that was saved from demolition and moved piece-by-
piece from a farm in Tadlow to Wandlebury.
Please help us protect and care for Cambridge’s historic buildings by becoming a member, making a donation or volunteering your time