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Wisbech Historic Friends Meeting House
Heritage Open Day: See inside the Historic Meeting House and secluded grave yard at back of the property and find the story of Jane Stuart, natural child of James II. The present Meeting House was designed and built by Algernon Peckover in 1854 but Quakers have been worshiping on this site since 1711. There is a photo of the previous building.
Behind the Meeting House is a grave yard where all the Peckovers who died in Wisbech are buried including the last to die, Alexandrina, in 1948.
There is also the very unusual and unique grave of Jane Stuart, natural child of James II. She spent most of her life living in Wisbech as a Quaker.
There are free leaflets about the building and the Quakers of Wisbech and you can get a book about Jane Stuart for £5
Behind the Meeting House is a grave yard where all the Peckovers who died in Wisbech are buried including the last to die, Alexandrina, in 1948.
There is also the very unusual and unique grave of Jane Stuart, natural child of James II. She spent most of her life living in Wisbech as a Quaker.
There are free leaflets about the building and the Quakers of Wisbech and you can get a book about Jane Stuart for £5
Sat 7 Sep:1300 - 1600; Sun 8 Sep:1300 - 1600; Free Entry.
21 North Brink, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire PE13 1JR
Sat 7 September and Sun 8 September