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‘Wounded Soldiers at a Concert', Southern Hospital

This postcard shows a montage of scenes of wounded soldiers attending outdoor music entertainments at the Southern General military hospital, Edgbaston, including an inset of a boy dressed in a soldier's ...

Bandstand at Calthorpe Park

This photograph shows crowds of people listening to a music performance in the park.

Birmingham and Moseley Society Journal

In contrast to the general movement to open up green spaces in the city to provide parks for Birmingham’s urban and suburban population during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Moseley Park ...

Brighter Birmingham Programmes

In common with other cities and towns in Britain and as promoted by the government, Birmingham City Council organised a variety of events during the Second World War to provide entertainments for war ...

'Bucking Up The Boys', by E. Lawrence Levy

In this book Lawrence Levy wrote a vivid account of the WW1 hospital entertainments provided by his variety troupe the Birmingham Athletic Club, whose Gymnasium was on King Alfred's place (now the site ...

Children and Adults at the Theatre

This photograph shows an old fashioned theatre at Lichfield Greenhill Bower Fair. The theatre was owned by the Holloway Family.

Cultural Performance

This is a flyer, dating from the 1960's, promoting Indian Independence celebrations organised by the Birmingham branch of the Indian Workers Association at the Midland Institute. Many cultural performances ...

Lok Mela Festival

Funfair, Centenary Square, Birmingham. Photograph by Ghazala Saddique, October 2000.

Lok Mela Festival

Funfair, Centenary Square, Birmingham. Photograph by Ghazala Saddique, October 2000.

Lok Mela Festival

Funfair at the festival, Centenary Square, Birmingham. Photograph by Ghazala Saddique, October 2000.

Lok Mela Festival

Drummer during performance at Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Photograph by Ghazala Saddique, October 2000.

Lok Mela Festival

Ali Haider at Symphony Hall, Birmingham. Photograph by Ghazala Saddique, October 2000.

Plan for a Midlands Arts Centre for Young People

This plan formed part of a proposal prepared by John English concerning the establishment in Cannon Hill Park of a Midland Arts Centre, which he hoped would be administered by an independent trust. The ...

Programme for Joseph Chamberlain's 70th Birthday celebrations

As part of Birmingham's celebrations to mark the 70th birthday of Joseph Chamberlain, fireworks and entertainments were held in several of the city's parks.

Programme of Grand Concerts at Llandudno

An article in the Edgbastonia magazine for January 1883 describes a somewhat hazardous trip undertaken to North Wales by an Edgbaston resident. The writer started out from Llandudno, and although he reached ...

Proposal for a Midlands Arts Centre for Young People

This is the first page of a proposal prepared by John English concerning the establishment in Cannon Hill Park of a Midland Arts Centre, which he hoped would be administered by an independent trust. It ...

Sporrophon Gramophone (weight driven)

One elderly resident of Kingstanding Estate in east Birmingham recalled that as tenants gradually began to settle into their new lives they also started to manage their money better and got better dressed.1 ...

The 1st Southern General Military Hospital, Edgbaston

This photograph shows an outdoor performance presented by the Birmingham Athletic Club (BAC) in an open-air ward at the 1st Southern General Hospital at Edgbaston. The Club was directed principally as ...

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