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Reading from the Koran

Reading from the Koran, Wolverhampton Mosque. Photograph by Nick Hedges for the exhibition 'I'm a Believer - Religion in the West Midlands'.

Records of New Meeting House Birmingham

Submitted by Michael Hunkin, Birmingham Archives and Heritage. This report book was compiled by the Missionary appointed by the Church of the Messiah Sunday Schools and Home Mission. The reports are ...

Rednal and the Lickey Hills

The watercolour Fair at the Lickey Hills was produced by Frank Lockwood in 1949. It featured Rednal Pleasure Fair and illustrated recreational options at the city's edge. The brashness of the fairground ...

Refreshment Tariff, Lisseter and Miller

Lisseter and Miller had been asked to quote for the supply of catering for the café in the Botanical Gardens. This is their proposed price list. A note at the top says 'approved'.

'Reggae All Nighter'

Poster for an evening of films shown at the Triangle Media and Arts Centre, organised jointly with West Midlands Ethnic Minority Arts Service (WEMAS), on 6 March 1987 from 11.15pm to 8.00am. The poster ...

Remedial Electrical and Bed-frame Wiring Work in Highbury's Greenhouse

This photograph shows soldiers at work in a pioneering programme at Highbury Hospital to improve the care of the wounded. During the First World War the modern concept and practice of medical rehabilitation ...

Revd Bazil Meade

Revd Bazil Meade, Founder of the London Community Gospel Choir: "The thing is to get educated, learn how the system works, and work within it. The system can work against young black males, but the key ...

Reverse of Commemorative Medal

Medal issued to mark the opening of Calthorpe Park. 'To commemorate the auspicious visit of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge to the town of Birmingham on the occasion of the opening of Calthorpe ...

Roland Grenade

This is a section of the Belgian Army hand grenade used by Allied forces at the start of WW1; William Mills, who had settled in Edgbaston and owned engineering factories in the suburbs, accepted commissions ...

Roller Skates

Ice skating on frozen ponds, boating pools and lakes in Birmingham’s parks was popular during both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, although restrictions were placed on the activity by the Parks ...

Rose Sidgwick

This photograph reveals both Rose Sidgwick’s love of learning and her informal approach, both of which endeared her to students at the University of Birmingham. She was described as having a ‘freshness ...

Ruby Turner

Ruby Turner, photographed at Reggae Sunsplash, Clapham Common, London, 1987. From the collection "Muzik Kinda Sweet" by Pogus Caesar/OOM Gallery Archive.

School Children in a Class for Deaf Students

This photograph by W. Woollaston shows children in a class for deaf students. Classes were originally run by the Birmingham School Board.

School Children in a Cookery Class

This photograph by W. Woollaston shows school children being taught how to make pastry.

School Children in a Drawing Class

This photograph by William Jerome Harrison shows an art lesson at Icknield Street Board School.

School Children in a French lesson

This photograph by W. Woollaston shows children at Waverley Road School in a French lesson.

School Children in a Needlework Class

This photograph by W. Woollaston shows children at Waverley Road School in a needlework class.

School Children in a Physics lesson

This photograph by W. Woollaston shows children in a physics lesson.