A FREE Tour in The British Museum

From Abraham to the Assyrian captivity of Israel.

The Early Church in Celtic & Anglo Saxon Britain

20 September 08 - Limited Places Available

A free light lunch is provided

 

Please contact us for more details about the upcoming tour

The ‘London Tour’ has been developed by Michael and Philippa Clark and David Aimer as an event to interest new members in the area.

The first one, in 2006, included a visit to Westminster Abbey in the morning and a guided walk around the City of London in
the afternoon.

The second one, on 16th June, 2007, started with a visit to the Tower of London to see the Crown Jewels led by David Aimer who had prepared a handout. The small group thoroughly enjoyed seeing the magnificent regalia and learning about their significance. From the Tower of London, Philippa Clark led the group to the Monument and explained some of the symbols of the relief. Michael Clark then took them on to see the London Stone.

Following lunch there was another guided walk around Southwark explaining the fascinating history of that part of our capital city south of the Thames.

It has been very interesting to find out how much of our history is still so clearly displayed in London and we plan to continue with these days out, which this year will be marked by a visit to the British Museum.