religious
Daniel and James Austin local surveyors, 1841
Holy Trinity Church, Morgan Street, E3 5AA
A presentation featuring new researched findings about scandalous and worthy individuals who are memorialised in plaques and headstones at Holy Trinity Bow Church (The HAC Bow) carried out by Cian Hodge of Queen Mary University of London.
25
Visit the HAC by Bus, Train, Tube or DLR. These are the lines and routes that have stops nearby - Bus: 205, 25, 277, 425, D6 Train: OVERGROUND Tube: CENTRAL, DISTRICT, HAMMERSMITH & CITY
Wheelchair access to toilets are via Lichfield Street, E3 5AT entrance via the car park.
Join us on SUNDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 12.30PM - 3PM Open of Frank Laws Monument exhibition. Holy Trinity Church hall and cemetery.
* TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 4 - 5.45PM Another chance to view Frank's exhibition.
6 - 7.30pm - A Panel discussion exploring Cian Hodge’s new researched findings. Sitting on the Panel are Edward Legon, Nadia Valman, Alastair Owens, artist Frank Laws, Julian McIntosh Architects (JMA); (other speakers TBC)
7.30 - 8pm Refreshment
Drop in / Guided tour
garden, cemetery, public realm/landscape, walk/tour
One of the magnificent 7 cemeteries. Burials ceased 1966, now 31 acres of woodland, meadows & ponds including the Soanes Centre (Robson Kelly 1993). Of outstanding importance for flora and fauna, set amongst funereal monuments, some listed
Thomas Wyatt & David Brandon, 1841
