Once again the fellowship is opening up its archive collection to the public. On display this time will be a copy of the sales brochure of 14 Sussex Gardens London, the former home of Gertrude Lewes, widow of Charles Lee Lewes.  There will also be letters from the Evans family and correspondence from early Eliot biographers including Mathilde Blind, whose biography was published 2 years before that of John Cross.

There will also be a sales table with lots of reasonably priced gift ideas for christmas.

Booking is not required, simply turn up to 1 of the 5 timed drop in slots available, they are 10am, 11am, 12pm, 2pm and 3pm, there are 10 spaces available at each time slot.

If you have any questions about this event please email the fellowship on gef1930@gmail.com