St Martin-in-the-Fields Turns 300, With An Historical Exhibition (opens original article in a new tab)

St Martin-in-the-Fields marks its 300th anniversary with a free exhibition showcasing its history, artifacts, and stories of notable parishioners, including one of the first Black voters in England.

• St Martin-in-the-Fields celebrates its 300th anniversary with a free exhibition in the crypt
• Exhibition includes historical artifacts, paintings, and stories of parishioners like William Fatt, one of the first Black voters in England
• The church has hosted diverse roles including worship, music, and social gatherings since its 1726 dedication
• A statue of Henry Croft, first Pearly King, is in the crypt, highlighting ties to the Pearly Kings and Queens