Birmingham: Leading the Way
Birmingham Archives Kynoch Factory, WW1 images In 1914, Birmingham’s reputation as a centre of medical specialisms came into it’s own.
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Untold Stories events
Gym, Highbury Hospital, Reproduced with permission of the Library of Birmingham A series of talks will be held in February
Read MoreHLF fund untold stories of Birmingham’s injured soldiers
Soldiers at Highbury Hospital in Moseley. Reproduced with permission of the Library of Birmingham We are pleased to announce Untold
Read MoreEdwardian Baths saved and restored
Birmingham Opera Co @BirminghamOpera Jan 14 Byron Jackson @stirchleybaths opening ceremony! Stirchley Baths were officially opened on 14th January 2016, or strictly
Read MoreHave a go at National Archives webinars
SOLD OUT webinar for ‘Using the National Register of 1939‘ I recently took part in one of the webinars organised
Read MoreFavourite thing in archive? An archivist
The young archivist team at Paganel Archives We’ve been asked to blog about our favourite things in Archives for explore your
Read MoreSuffragettes Unseen
Christina Broom, Museum of London Collection Listening to Meryl Streep’s interview this week, about women in film, films made by
Read MoreMoseley St Mary’s Heritage & Access Project
GeoPhysics survey by StrataScan prior to path realignment I’ve recently become involved in an HLF funded heritage project at St
Read MoreStill Going Swimmingly!
Stirchley Baths ceremonial plaque 1910.Image: stirchleybaths.org Begun in 1910 and opened in mid 1911, Stirchley swimming baths (on Bournville Lane)
Read MoreAt Home with Vanley Burke
At Home with Vanley Burke at the Ikon (until 27 September) is unlike most exhibitions in that it presents the
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