On Saturday afternoon, 31st of October 2026 in the Methodist Rooms, Spilsby, we had a talk from Dr Erin Bell from Lincoln University, who joined us to talk on the History of Quakerism, with particular reference to Lincolnshire.
Erin Bell, who has not spoken to us before, gave a very interesting insight to Quakers and their lives in Lincolnshire. She started the visit by cutting the themed cakes provided by the “Artisan Baker of Firsby” and then signed the apron.
Many thanks Erin for your most enjoyable talk, we hope you will keep in touch with us.
Two Books mentioned during the talk.
- Poverty and Piety in an English Village: Terling, 1525-1700
- Quakerism in Lincolnshire: An Informal History
