A Birthplace of the English Reformation

Known as ‘Little Germany’ where Cambridge scholars debated the works of Martin Luther in the Early sixteenth century.

A birthplace of the reformation in England.

A Birthplace of the English Reformation

A Birthplace of the English Reformation

A Birthplace of the English Reformation

16 Comments CherryPie on Nov 21st 2017

16 Responses to “Site of the White Horse Inn”

  1. The Yum List says:

    These old buildings hold so much history.

  2. Ayush says:

    it looks to be in excellent condition for its age, CP

  3. Ginnie says:

    I think it’s been 500 years, Cherry, right, since the Reformation? Unbelievable how it has affected the world everywhere!

    • CherryPie says:

      It is 500 years this year. I am not sure if the changes were for the better. The rifts and fighting have worsened and moved thoughts away from the original teachings of Jesus, not to mention the prophets that went before him.

  4. Astrid says:

    Isn’t it amazing that Martin Luther thoughts were that important that is was world changing. I love the angle of the middle picture.

  5. lisl says:

    This sits very well with Philine’s pictures (shutterchance) this week – all related to Luther

  6. So what happened to the original inn?
    Lost in fire?

  7. Alan says:

    Is the part of the building on the left a newer addition? It seems rather odd for the location of the window otherwise.

  8. ....peter:) says:

    a wonderful presentation Cherie….peter:)