Bomb Alley: WW2 Blitz and Home Front in Moseley, Balsall Heath and Kings Heath
The Moseley Society History Group present an illustrated talk: Bomb Alley: The World War Two Blitz and Home Front in
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Field of Remembrance
Discovering World War One in our city
60 pupils from Paganel Primary School visited Lodge Hill Cemetery, Library of Birmingham, The Hall of Memory and Birmingham Museum
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Australian Airman, born and buried in Birmingham
Our research of World War One Soldiers at Lodge Hill Cemetery has uncovered many stories from across the world. Harry
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Fighting under a false name
Private George Thornley of the 2nd Battalion (Regular Army) Royal Scots fought in World War one in France dying of
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Death in Service – Birmingham Nurse dies of Influenza
When you have your flu jab this winter consider the effects of the flu one hundred years ago.[Image: VAD Nurses
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What can little ones do in War time?
It is rare to hear the voice of children in any century. The Birmingham Weekly Mercury’s children’s competition in
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Mapping History in California
California is a suburb of Birmingham known mainly for it’s large Asda, We worked with children from Paganel Primary, a
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Commonwealth Heads pay tribute to the Unremembered
Our Unremembered wreath has been presented to the Foreign Secretary and Commonwealth Foreign Ministers at a lunchtime reception as part of
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