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Fame, Fortune & Fashion - Historic Women of Bolsover
Type:Historical
St. Mary & St. Laurence Church, Church Street, Bolsover, Derbyshire, S44 6HB
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Bolsover Parish Church presents the first of 3 celebrations of historic women of Bolsover. The first event is dedicated to women from the 12th century to Tudor times.
This years women will start the event with the woman who had the first church built on this site and take us through to the time of Arbella Stuart
The event will include fun activities for all the family.
Free- No booking required
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