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Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bart

Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bart. Bloomsbury Chapel opened in December 1848. William Brock Minister of Bloomsbury Chaptel 1848-72. Doré’s drawing of Dudley Street, the road between Bloomsbury Chapel and its Mission Hall. George Wilson M’Cree, Domestic Missionary of Bloomsbury Chapel 1848-73.

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Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bart

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  1. Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bart

  2. Bloomsbury Chapelopened in December1848

  3. William BrockMinister of Bloomsbury Chaptel1848-72

  4. Doré’s drawing of Dudley Street, the road between Bloomsbury Chapel and its Mission Hall

  5. GeorgeWilsonM’Cree, Domestic Missionaryof Bloomsbury Chapel1848-73

  6. Children’s tea party in St Giles, 1879,probably at the Bloomsbury Mission Hall

  7. A slum in Bloomsbury, 1909, when conditions had considerably improved

  8. Preacher 1962, Dr Howard Williams

  9. Preacher2012Revd Dr RuthGouldbourne, Minister since 2007

  10. Young Women’s Gymnasium, 1907

  11. Preparing Sunday lunch, 1980s

  12. The Choir, 1909

  13. The Choir, 1990s

  14. John FrancisAthenaeumpublisher, political campaigner, member of Bloomsbury

  15. Martin Luther Kingpreached in this church29 October 1961

  16. Jubilee campaign on debt relief for poorest countries

  17. Lobbying local MP, Fred Dobson

  18. The mass protest against the going to war against IraqReuter’s photographer found a vantage point on the church roof

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