This exhibition considers the controversial legacy of the Gloucester-born Methodist preacher, who became a leading figure in the Great Awakening in British America, but also had a problematic link to American slavery.
The exhibition has been produced by second year undergraduate students in History at the University of Gloucestershire.
Free entry.
Our story, our heritage and history. Guided and virtual tours and family activities.
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If you have any safeguarding concerns, please contact our Parish Safeguarding Officers, whose contact details can be found on our Safeguarding Policy page.
We are part of the Gloucester Diocese you can find their safeguarding policy here.
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Wheelchair access is through the South Porch of St Mary de Crypt.
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Southgate Street
Gloucester GL1 1TP
