People called Quakers: Celebrating 400 years since the birth of George Fox

Where

Central City Library, 44-46 Lorne Street, Auckland City Centre

Level 2, Atrium

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When

Thursday 4 July 2024
10am-6pm


Friday 5 July 2024
10am-6pm


Saturday 6 July 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 8 July 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 9 July 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 10 July 2024
10.05am-6pm


Thursday 11 July 2024
10am-6pm


Friday 12 July 2024
10am-6pm


Saturday 13 July 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 15 July 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 16 July 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 17 July 2024
10am-6pm


Thursday 18 July 2024
10am-6pm


Friday 19 July 2024
10am-6pm


Saturday 20 July 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 22 July 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 23 July 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 24 July 2024
10am-6pm


Thursday 25 July 2024
10am-6pm


Friday 26 July 2024
10am-6pm


Saturday 27 July 2024
10am-5pm


Monday 29 July 2024
10am-6pm


Tuesday 30 July 2024
10am-6pm


Wednesday 31 July 2024
10am-6pm


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Cost

Free
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Image: George Fox. A journal or historical account of the life, travels, sufferings, Christian experiences and labour of love in the work of the ministry, of that ancient, eminent and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, George Fox. Auckland Libraries H

This year marks 400 years since the birth of George Fox, a founder of the Quaker movement and the Society of Friends. Visit the Level 2 atrium at the Central City Library to view a rare 1694 edition of George Fox’s journal as well as other key works from the Rare Book collection.

The display is themed around the five Quaker values or ‘Testimonies’: Peace, Simplicity, Integrity, Equality and Sustainability. It features original items and images from books in the Quaker Collection, gifted to Auckland Libraries by the Society of Friends Mt Eden in 1995. The display also includes other books published by Quakers. All of the items are part of the Rare Book collection.

The display runs from 5 June to 31 July, with an opportunity to see more of the Quaker Collection up close with Rare Book curators Jane Wild and Renée Orr on Thursday 4 July 10.30-11.30am in the Whare Wānanga.

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