Celebrating the links between past and present the talk will explore the Bartlemas hamlet and leper hospital on the 900th anniversary of their foundation. A rich mix of place, spirituality, ‘edgeland’ and contemporary stories that still infuse this unique locality.

Photographer and local historian Martin Stott charts its origins, turbulent history, its focus on the outcasts, dispossessed, and stigmatised of the times, and the healing, care, compassion, refuge and sanctuary it offered. He traces its impact on East Oxford over 900 years, drawing out the threads of these traditions remade and celebrated in the neighbourhood today.

Tickets cost £6 and are available online via Plinth or at the Museum shop. Tickets for this event also include access to our Galleries.

Event tickets are non-refundable if you choose to cancel your booking.

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Further information
Complimentary tea and coffee will be available to enjoy during the talk. We recommend arriving before the start of the talk if you would like to grab a refreshment.

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