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Originally captioned 'The Customs of Corby Pole Fair. Toll-Gate at the Church end of Village (Barrier against all strangers)'. From the collection of Sir Benjamin Stone.

Evacuation of children from Snow Hill station

World War 2 affected the lives of children far more than any previous war. The fear of enemy bombing raids over British cities led to the mass evacuation of children to safer, rural areas. Between August ...

Extract from Edgbastonia, 1902

This is an example of the feature headers that were introduced in Edgbastonia in the early years of the twentieth century. They show a strong Arts and Crafts influence.

Extract from Calthorpe Estate Minutes

In the Minutes of the Calthorpe Estate, we find glimpses of the daily lives of individuals. John Thorneycroft rented Metchley Farm - a considerable parcel of land (267 acres) boundaried by Pritchetts ...

Extract from Elizabeth Cadbury's Family Journal

Between 1915 and 1918 Elizabeth Cadbury wrote a weekly family journal that was circulated amongst family members and close friends. These journals provide an insight into the Cadbury’s family life during ...

F. Johnson

The outbreak of war brought dramatic changes for black and Asian people in Britain and the Commonwealth. One and a half million volunteers came forward from the Indian subcontinent. Thousands of black ...

Fables and Illustrations, by Joseph Southall

This powerful nightmare vision of a weapon of mass destruction is by the Quaker artist Joseph Southall who lived and worked in Edgbaston. 'The Obliterator' appeared in his anti-war pamphlet 'Fables and ...

Family group

Municipal Estate, Kingstanding.

Family in bedsit interior

Photograph of a woman and man with their two children in a bedsit interior. Photograph taken in Liverpool by Nick Hedges.

Family sitting at the table

Family sitting at the table

Slum Housing, near the Malden Road, London.

Famine in Africa

Poster for an exhibition of photographs by Mike Goldwater and Chris Steele-Perkins, shown at the Triangle Photography Gallery 3-28 September.

Father and two children

Photograph of a father with his two children in a slum interior. Taken in Moss Side, Manchester by Nick Hedges.

Father Joseph

Father Joseph preaching, New Testament Church of God, Wolverhampton. Photograph by Nick Hedges for the exhibition 'I'm a Believer - Religion in the West Midlands'.

Food and Travel Expenses of Lizzie Lamb, age 17

This notebook is an account of Lizzie Lamb, an employee of Cadbury, for one week's record of expenses (food and travel).

Freddie McGregor

Sandra Cross, Freddie McGregor, Winsome, photographed at Reggae Sunsplash, Clapham Common, London, 1987. From the collection "Muzik Kinda Sweet" by Pogus Caesar/OOM Gallery Archive.

'Free Nelson Mandela' Flyer

Birmingham District Labour Party Youth Liaison Committee flyer advertising a meeting on Wednesday 26th November at Handsworth Technical College [1980s]. From the records of the Birmingham Anti-Apartheid ...

Front Cover of the Weoley Castle Review

Weoley Castle Community Association newsletter, volume 2, number 11.