Monday, 20 April, at 7.30 pm at Kings Church
(please note the later than usual date).

The chapel, founded in 1805, proved extremely popular, so it was extended in 1826 to accommodate a congregation of 1,000 in its box pews and galleries, beneath a barrel-vaulted timber roof. It is a timber framed Georgian structure, clad in mathematical tile. It is a classic of its type, and was listed grade 1 in 1952.

Members will not need to register in advance to attend this talk. 

Non-members can buy a ticket (£4.00) from Ticketsource.co.uk/lhg

Please arrive in good time for a prompt start at 7.30 pm. 

PS We would very much appreciate some help with putting out the chairs for the talk. We need to start doing this from 6.30 pm, and all volunteers will be welcome. Many thanks in advance.