Medieval Southwark lecture - Wed 24th Feb



'SAYNTE GEORGE IN SUTHWERKE': PARISH AND PEOPLE IN THE
MIDDLE AGES - LECTURE BY REVD TONY LUCAS
Wednesday 24 February
7.45pm at Time & Talents, St Marychurch Street SE16; £1.50
Revd Tony Lucas was rector of St George the Martyr,
Southwark, from 1991 to 2006 and recently retired after 40
years as an Anglican clergyman. Between Prison and Palace,
his book on the pre-Reformation history of that parish, was
published in 2004. He now lives in Bermondsey.
A Rotherhithe & Bermondsey Local History Group event.
Info & map: http://www.SE16.com/whatson/event/184




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