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Friends Meeting House
Heritage Open Day: Tour the 1673 Grade 11 Listed Meeting House and garden. Includes a video about Cirencester's oldest domestic building (mid 15th century) Weavers Hall, opposite. The Quaker Meeting House was built in 1673 with an attached Warden's house added in 1810; further alterations and additions in 1726, 1810 and 1865.
Although the mid-C15 Weavers Hall, Cirencester’s oldest domestic building still in residential use, will NOT be open to visitors, its Trustees are pleased to introduce an 18-minute Virtual Visitor Experience video to be shown nearby in Friends Meeting House. “Weavers’ Hall or St Thomas’s Hospital: five centuries of history in Cirencester†describes the historic features of the building and its wider significance over time.
Although the mid-C15 Weavers Hall, Cirencester’s oldest domestic building still in residential use, will NOT be open to visitors, its Trustees are pleased to introduce an 18-minute Virtual Visitor Experience video to be shown nearby in Friends Meeting House. “Weavers’ Hall or St Thomas’s Hospital: five centuries of history in Cirencester†describes the historic features of the building and its wider significance over time.
Saturday 12 September and Sunday 13 September
Quaker Meeting House, 51 Thomas Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 2BA
Sat 12 Sep:1200 - 1600; Sun 13 Sep:1200 - 1600; Free Entry.
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