Born in Birmingham 1914 – 1924
Join us in the Library of Birmingham for the official launch of the ‘Born in Birmingham 1914 – 1924’ project.
Exhibition
Moseley Society History Collection
See the Moseley Society History Collection and meet local historians.
Art after Nature; Days of Future Past
To mark the bicentenary of art critic John Ruskin, the Birmingham School of Art and Chamberlain Highbury Trust collaborate to create an exciting exhibition.
The Sweet life in Bournville
An exhibition of photographs by the Bournville Society history group and Bournville Works Housing Society (BWHS) residents. Photos sourced from various archives.
Handsworth Old Town Hall
A 15th century Grade II listed cottage housing a collection of photographs and other memorabilia relating to Handsworth.
The Lost Children – Exhibition
Between 1873-1948 around 6,000 destitute children were sent from Emigration Homes in Highgate to Canada. This exhibition tells their story.
Spring Hill Library
During your visit you will be able to see an exhibition on the history of Spring Hill Library and a photographic display by local historian Norman Bartlam.
Workers’ Co-operative History Exhibition
Visit Birmingham’s newest Workers’ Co-operative to explore the stories of the “new wave” of Workers’ Co-operatives founded in the 1970s and 1980s
Stuart Whipps: The Kipper and The Corpse
Ikon presents an ‘exposition’ by artist Stuart Whipps, a multifaceted reflection on the closure of the Longbridge motor works in Birmingham.