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Historical Archive: Cambridge Round Church Church of the Holy Sepulchre oratory built around 1130 by the Fraternity of the Holy Sepulchre parish church by mid-13th century chancel and north aisle 13th c., angel roof 15th c. ambulatory partially collapsed 1841 1841-43 restoration Anthony Salvin, with addition of baptismal font, south aisle, conical roof and dome, rebuilding of main portal and north aisle human head corbels added 19th century stained glass Thomas Willement and William Wailes north vestry 1899, extended 1980; east window 1946 see also The Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain & Ireland full from north full from west from west, lower part from southwest from south from southeast with join to south aisle chancel and aisles east end chancel façade from southeast chancel façade from northeast chancel and north vestry Salvin west portal from west west portal from northwest west portal from west-southwest portal with person for scale west portal north side west portal north side, center portion west portal north voussoirs west portal south capitals ambulatory and nave to west ambulatory to northwest arcade and nave elevation to east-southeast arcade to north full nave elevation to north nave to east arcade to north, with north aisle/vestry gallery to southwest with 19th c. windows gallery to southeast gallery to east-northeast gallery to northeast arcade and gallery to northwest baptismal font, Caen stone, 1843; wooden cover possibly later southeast ambulatory southeast ambulatory vault east ambulatory, chancel, and south aisle to southeast south aisle of chancel gallery to east, with arches of north aisle engaged column and corbel 19th c. plan, Walker and Boutall, after The Victorian Web