The Secular Hall is one of the most significant Victorian Arts and Crafts buildings in Leicester. It was designed by a young innovative architect, W Larner Sugden, a contemporary and friend of William Morris. The Hall was built for the Leicester Secular Society and is the sole remaining provincial Secular Hall. It has been in continuous use by the Society since it first opened in 1881. This book provides a history of the Hall and draws on images from the Leicester Secular Society’s archives. It provides a unique insight into a building rooted in Leicester’s radical history.