Miss Alice Nutter was wrongfully convicted of witchcraft with no evidence to prove her guilt. She was found guilty after a two day trial. She was executed by hanging with eight others on August 20th, 1612 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England. She was laid to rest and buried in Newchurch-in-Pendle in the Nutter Family section of the cemetery. The local community raised money to create a statue in loving memory of Alice Nutter. The money was raised by the local Catholic church and its members.
The Statue of Alice is by the roadside in Roughlee, The village where Alice lived. Roughly 1.7 miles from Newchurch in Pendle.
The Statue of Alice is by the roadside in Roughlee, The village where Alice lived. Roughly 1.7 miles from Newchurch in Pendle.
Miss Alice Nutter was wrongfully convicted of witchcraft with no evidence to prove her guilt. She was found guilty after a two day trial. She was executed by hanging with eight others on August 20th, 1612 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England. She was laid to rest and buried in Newchurch-in-Pendle in the Nutter Family section of the cemetery. The local community raised money to create a statue in loving memory of Alice Nutter. The money was raised by the local Catholic church and its members.
The Statue of Alice is by the roadside in Roughlee, The village where Alice lived. Roughly 1.7 miles from Newchurch in Pendle.
The Statue of Alice is by the roadside in Roughlee, The village where Alice lived. Roughly 1.7 miles from Newchurch in Pendle.
