The play ‘Conchies’, telling the story of how a group of conscientious objectors descended on a village in rural Lincolnshire in 1940 to set up a pacifist community there. They left a legacy both in terms of descendants who remain in the area and have an influence on its character. It will be staged in the Meeting House.
To reserve seats contact: contact.peterboroughquakers@gmail.com or phone 01733 756446
There will be a collection at the end.
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