Godfrey Bingley, Leeds’ Most Prolific Photographer, 1842–1927 – Leeds in Your Lunch Hour lecture

Dr Kevin Grady returns to Leeds Minster for our series of lectures ‘Leeds in your Lunch Hour’

This is the second of a series of four:

• 5 February: The Leeds Look Debate: Architectural Controversy in Leeds 1989 – 1992
• 12 February: Godfrey Bingley, Leeds’ Most Prolific Photographer, 1842 – 1927:
  Middle-class life, industry, politics, religion and photography in Victorian and Edwardian Headingley, Meanwood, Leeds and the Cotswolds
• 19 February: Leeds Zoological and Botanical Gardens and the Headingley Bear Pit, 1836 — 2025: An extraordinary chapter in the history of Leeds Civic Trust.
• 26 February: The Battle to Save the Magnificent Mount St Mary’s Church, Richmond Hill, and the Story of The Bank and its Remarkably Tenacious People, 1857 – 2025

Please note: This event is externally organised by Leeds Civic Trust. Leeds Minster is not responsible for the accuracy of the above information or for any changes to this event. Please see the organiser’s website for full details.