Quaker meeting houses of the Lake Counties

168pp, with monochrome illustrations, line drawings etc. In soft card wrappers, illustrated (a little rubbed at edges, corner curls, a few marks). Internally neat, clean, bright and tight, barring a little edge wear to pages. Quakerism came to the Lake District in 1652 when George Fox visited the north west of England - the district has since become known as Quakerism's birthplace; this volume contains a history and description of all the Quaker meeting houses in the former counties of Cumberland and Westmorland and in the Furness and Sedbergh districts. Small 4to.

Church history, Lake District, Quakerism, Cumbria, Westmorland, Architecture, Buildings,