Dr John Manterfield will be talking about Churches and Chapels in Victorian Grantham. Throughout the Victorian era, religious worship was an important part of daily life and the building of new places of worship has left a legacy today. St Wulfram's itself was 'restored' by George Gilbert Scott between 1863 and 1870. 

On 30 March 1851, 3227 people attended morning worship in Grantham. This was 30% of the population. More attended afternoon and evening services at St Wulfram's church, Methodist and other non-conformist and Roman Catholic churches and chapels.

This well-illustrated evening talk will explore many different aspects of the Churches and Chapels that were in evidence in Victorian Grantham.

Bookings through Eventbrite 

Admission £3.00. 

To book a place, please click on the link below and in due course you will receive the zoom details 

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/churches-and-chapels-in-victorian-grantham-tickets-138947942035

Please note that bookings will close at 16.00 on Tuesday 30th March.