Join Linda Ellison at Leeds City Museum on 7th February 2025 for a captivating talk on the private, famous, and lesser-known executions at Armley Gaol. Part of the museum’s Sociable History Club series, this talk delves into a fascinating and sombre aspect of Leeds’ history.
07 February 2025
10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Here’s what visitors can expect at the Sociable History Club event:
The Sociable History Club provides a unique opportunity to learn about Leeds’ past in a friendly and inviting setting. This month’s talk, led by Linda Ellison, focuses on the grim history of executions at Armley Gaol, offering an in-depth look at both the public and private sides of these events. Perfect for history enthusiasts, this talk is part of Leeds City Museum’s monthly series, where guests can discover different themes and meet like-minded individuals.
The talk will take place at Leeds City Museum, located in the heart of Leeds city centre.
Free entry – no booking required, simply drop in.
Visitors are invited to the Sociable History Club at Leeds City Museum on 7th February 2025 from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. This free talk on executions at Armley Gaol is part of the museum’s monthly series for adults, and refreshments will be provided. While there, explore other exhibitions and discover the history of Leeds in a fun and educational setting.
For more information, visit the Leeds City Museum website.