Explore how the English Reformation reshaped Midlands cathedral communities in the 16th century in a live lecture led by Elizabeth Tingle. Hear expert analysis at the Minerva Building, University of Lincoln; entry is £4, free for members and students.
This Historical Association branch lecture explores the impact of the English Reformation on cathedral communities in the Midlands during the 16th century. The talk is led by Elizabeth Tingle and is designed for anyone interested in historical change, religious transformation, and the social life of cathedral communities.
The event takes place at the Minerva Building, University of Lincoln. It is a live in-person lecture, with booking available via the branch’s Eventbrite page. The listing also notes that the East Midlands branch is based in Lincoln.
Attendance costs £4, although HA members and students may attend free of charge. This makes it an accessible evening event for history enthusiasts, students, and local attendees looking to hear expert historical analysis in a university setting.
Elizabeth Tingle
22 February 2027, 18:00
£4, or free to HA members and students.
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