Beulah Burke

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Date:Not Recorded

Description:Family, Home and Community

"My grandmother Beulah Burke, at 20 Hatfield Road, Handsworth. She died in 1983, [and is] buried in Handsworth Cemetery." A prominent member of the Austin Road Baptist church, Beulah had her own seat in the congregation

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Black Voices Leaflet

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Numsa, woman dancing

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Black Women in Art and Photography

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Black Women in Art and Photography

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Claudette Holmes features in Artrage

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Creators: Dr Vanley Burke - Creator

Donor ref:Birmingham City Archives MS 2192/B/C/1/6 (15/413)

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