World War 1 – People's Heritage Co-operative

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

It is rare to hear the voice of children in any century. The Birmingham Weekly Mercury’s children’s competition in

As part of The People’s Heritage Co-operative’s HLF funded project, ‘Untold Stories: Birmingham’s Wounded Soldiers from WW1’, Year 8 pupils

Find out more about Untold Stories ‘Untold Stories’ has unearthed a history which we in Birmingham can be proud of,

Unveiling our resources at Highbury Hall Untold stories learning resource, about Birmingham’s wounded soldiers from World War One, was formally

Great Hall, University of Birmingham In late 1914 plans were made to establish auxiliary hospitals in large private houses across

We have now rescheduled Dr Sian Robert’s archive workshop, part of the Untold Stories project, for May 14, 2-4pm in

Gym, Highbury Hospital, Reproduced with permission of the Library of Birmingham A series of talks will be held in February

Soldiers at Highbury Hospital in Moseley. Reproduced with permission of the Library of Birmingham We are pleased to announce Untold

It’s hard to appreciate what life might have been like 100 years ago. Until recently I knew nothing about Heinrich