Huntingdonshire
Properties and events in Huntingdonshire
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Faizane E Madina Jamia Masjid St Ives Mosque
The Faizane E Madina Jamia Masjid St Ives Mosque welcomes you to explore and discover more about the Islamic faith and culture.
History of Baptists in Ramsey
Come and find out about the Baptists in Ramsey and find out the connections with Coventry. The site where the Baptists first built a chapel in the town will be open with some history displays.
Holt Island Nature Reserve
Holt Island Nature Reserve is a 7 acre oasis of tranquillity in the centre of St Ives. It is predominantly a wet woodland (a rare local habitat) which supports a wide range of fauna and flora.
Rothschild Bungalow
Celebrate Woodwalton Fen NNR, birthplace of modern wildlife conservation. Step inside and look around the historic Rothschild Bungalow, and explore this beautiful reserve.
Sacred Heart Church
Visitors will be able to explore the unique history of 'Pugin's Little Gem' and learn about key people who overcame personal tragedy, adversity and challenges to create Sacred Heart Church.
St Ives Masonic Hall
A guided visit with a history of the building and an explanation of Freemasonry.
St Ives Methodist Church
The Church has recently been refurbished. There is a textile hanging in the Church completed during Covid, designed and executed by the textile artist Gail Lawther.
St Ives Town Hall
On the first floor of the Town Hall the Council Chamber will be open, where you can hear the history and see the Civic Regalia.
St Peter's Church, Offord Darcy, St Neots
St Peter’s Church offers much of interest to all visitors. This Grade 1 listed building, the only one in the Offords, boasts the four styles of medieval church architecture and is full of historical interest.
The Free Church
This St Ives grand 'non-conformist cathedral' was built in the 1860s.
The History of Alconbury Weald
Between 1938 and 1995, RAF Alconbury served as a military airbase. Explore the legacy of that time which carries a complex and fascinating history.
The Norris Museum
Opened in 1933 to house the antiquarian collections of Herbert Norris who left them to the town of St Ives. His diverse collection of Huntingdonshire’s history, acquired over many years, tells the story from 160m years ago to the present day.