EVENT

Birmingham History Day

22 November 2008

An event looking at the history of Birmingham, including sessions on the contribution of Muslim soldiers to Britain's army.

Saturday 22 November 2008, 10-4.30pm
Library Theatre, Birmingham Central Library, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham B3 3HQ

Children will present their views of Birmingham's past and museum staff will explore how developments at Aston Hall will transform the house and park. Izzy Mohammed will examine engaging with the heritages of Birmingham's diverse communities and there will be presentations by Pam Williams (Quaker Trail), Andy Green (Birmingham Stories) and Jahan Mahmood (the contribution of Muslim soldiers to Britain's army). The life and significance of Matthew Boulton will be considered by Malcolm Dick.

Fee: £9 (refreshments, not lunch, provided). Early application is advised. For more information call: Dr Malcolm Dick on 0121 415 8253.

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Birmingham History Day

22 November 2008

An event looking at the history of Birmingham, including sessions on the contribution of Muslim soldiers to Britain's army.

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