Join guide Julie Chandler for a walking tour and discover some of London’s ethical history, from the birth of the Ethical Movement to the rise of radical freethinking.
Hear the stories of some of the people who championed controversial causes such as religious, sexual and political freedoms, women’s rights and secular education – Quakers, the Bloomsbury Group, Suffragettes and social reformers.
The tour will begin in Euston, and travel through Gordon Square, Russell Square and Bloomsbury, before ending at Conway Hall in Red Lion Square.
Julie Chandler is a born and bred Londoner, Blue Badge Guide and founder of London Town Tours. She is also the co-author of Florence Nightingale’s London: An A to Z of the Lady with the Lamp.
This event is part of The Freethought History Festival – a weekend celebration of humanism, secularism, atheism and the ethical movement past and present.
Age Recommendation:
14+. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Price: *All ticket prices below include a £1 booking fee applied at checkout*
Standard £13 • Living Support £9 • Student £9
Access Information
This walk takes place off site, with the meeting point provided on booking. The walk requires a reasonable degree of physical mobility, and will go ahead regardless of the weather. Please dress appropriately and wear sensible footwear.
