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EVENT: 13th May-St. Mary's in the early 19th century- a congregation in the most dangerous town in England

EVENT: 13th May-St. Mary's in the early 19th century- a congregation in the most dangerous town in England

Monday 13th May 2024- 6.30pm arrival for a 6.45pm start.
Fizz and crisps on arrival- donations welcome.
The event is free, so please come along with friends and family.
If you are bringing a large group, please ring in advance: 0114 2230223

We are inviting you to come along and learn about some of the Sheffield residents who were buried here in the grounds of St Mary’s during the 19th century.
Kate Faulkes will be speaking about her research into the four Sheffield Waterloo churches, built with money raised to give thanks. St Mary’s is one of those churches and is Grade II* listed.
Kate is looking at the period between 1830 and 1850, starting with recording the gravestones and tracing the names.
During the talk you will find out about their lives, their influence in the city and its development, and the importance of the women in our stories, followed by a short tour..


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