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St Peter & St Pauls Church - Stallingborough

St Peter & Pauls Church, Stallingborough, Lincolnshire, N/A

  • Multiple dates available
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

Join us for Heritage Open Days at the church to explore its history and Anne Askewe's life. Gain a meaningful glimpse into these significant historical moments.

Norman Coffey

Norman Coffey

Norman Coffey

Norman Coffey

The plaque at St Peter and Paul's Church in Stallingborough commemorates Anne Askewe, a Protestant martyr born in 1521. She was persecuted for her faith and is the only woman known to have been tortured in the Tower of London before being burned at the stake in 1546 1. This plaque honours her courage and dedication to her beliefs.

Norman Coffey

Norman Coffey

Discover a rich collection of historical information gathered over the years about the church and its events. Learn about the life and death of Anne Askewe, a notable figure in history. Anne Askewe's sister, Jane, her husband, and possibly Anne's two children offer a unique glimpse into the past, highlighting significant moments and individuals connected to the church and the broader historical context.

Timings & Tours

Friday 12 September:
1200-1600
Saturday 13 September:
1200-1600
Sunday 14 September:
1200-1600
Monday 15 September:
1200-1600
Tuesday 16 September:
1200-1600
Wednesday 17 September:
1200-1600
Thursday 18 September:
1200-1600
Friday 19 September:
1200-1600
Saturday 20 September:
1200-1600
Sunday 21 September:
1200-1600

Location & directions

St Peter & Pauls Church, Stallingborough, Lincolnshire, N/A

Directions:
Travel down Church Lane and turn left - this will also be sign posted.
Contact on day:
Norman Coffey
Telephone number:
+447885536607

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Please note that there are no toilet facilities on site, and there is no dedicated disabled parking available.

Additional information

Max no of people per tour:
200

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