7.30pm
The Wittiest Vicar of Halifax who saved the Parish church: Life and Humour of Rev. Francis Pigou 1832- 1916
By David Glover, President.
The story of a high-flying vicar with a wonderful sense of humour. Born in Germany, raised in the UK, he also served for a while in Paris, where he met British Royalty. His great legacy to Halifax was to organise the superb restoration of its Parish Church in 1878/9, which saved a mediaeval structure from destruction. But he did not succeed in making it a Cathedral – that’s another tale.
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