Thanks to speaker John Townley & to Birmingham Archives & Collections for hosting yesterday's excellent workshop. If you missed it check out the links below and the online gallery at tinyurl.com/y8pwgz8g #birmingham #historic #maps

A couple of pics from yesterday's excellent #historic #Birmingham #maps workshop. Excellent interpretation from Mr Townley. View the online gallery on 'Birmingham Images' at tinyurl.com/y8pwgz8g

'Women Workers' theironroom.wordpress.com/2019/03/04/wom… via WordPress.com

Thanks to Birmingham Archives & Collections for hosting our AGM and special display of James Watt 2019 documents - and to Chris Rice for facinating talk.

Forgotten Stories: a Birmingham burial register theironroom.wordpress.com/2019/04/15/for… via WordPress.com

Join us for the FoBAH Summer walk on Sun 11th August 2-4pm looking at Birmingham's Banking History. Meet at main entrance of the Council House in Victoria Square. Free for FoBAH members. Non-members £5. Booking essential via [email protected]

We've started choosing material to inspire the #CreativeWriters coming along to the very exciting Peoples HeritageCoop workshop with Fiona Joseph here in the LibraryofBirmingham #Archives during #BHeritageWeek! For more details & to book your FREE spot: ow.ly/WxJe30pt3aF

FoBAH will launch its new project "Born in Birmigham: Maternity, Midwives & Infant Welfare 1914-1924" on 21 Sep at LibraryofBirmingham during #BHeritageWeek Funded by @HeritageFundWM . With thanks to Birmingham Archives & Collections

Excited that FoBAH's latest project Born in Birmingham 1914-24 launches today during Bham Heritage Week Come along to find out more about Midwives, Maternity & Infant Welfare from 100 years ago and how we will be delving into the archives to discover more - maybe with your help?

Back by popular demand! Our #Friends of #Birmingham #Archives #Maps workshop using our wonderful collection of LibraryofBirmingham maps returns on the 5th Oct! We'll be looking at & learning about the early maps of the city 1731-1831! To book and find out more email: [email protected]

Come to Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) today to find out more about our project Born in Birmingham: Maternity, Midwives & Infant Welfare 1914-24. We're on the FoBAH stand. #bhamhistfair

Excited to be exhibiting at the Midland Ancestors #Bhamhistfair today at Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) Talk to us to discover how we support Birmingham Archives Birmingham Archives & Collections, our programme of activities plus latest project Born in Birmingham 1914-24

Stop Killing Our Children is narrated by the BBC’s world affairs editor John Simpson and it starts with the death of 13-year-old #HopeFennell who was killed by a truck driver when she was cycling home from school in Kings Heath, #Birmingham in 2011.

Join us Tues 1st October 2pm Cafe Mezzanine at Library of Birmingham to hear more about the BiB project & how you can get involved. Scope to research in the archives or online, write blogs & social media, do talks, plan events & even knitting! DM so we can plan refreshments

We're on the lookout for Artists. Could YOU support our community heritage project, ‘Represent’? There are two commissions to work with our creative & curious community participants to develop work for our touring pop-up exhibition in Spring 2020. representpeople.co.uk/on-the-lookout…

More advertising related to #weaning foods. 'Reared on Glaxo - the food that builds bonnie #babies' FoBAH

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Now available to read on Issuu: Birmingham Children of War - a FoBAH project issuu.com/fobah/docs/bir… via Issuu

Whilst we're in #covidlimbo waiting to publish our learning guide for the Born in Birmingham project why not take a read of the guide to our earlier Birmingham Children of War project now available on Issuu issuu.com/fobah/docs/bir…

If you couldn't make it to yesterday's pop-up exhibition LibraryofBirmingham you can now view our project guide here: issuu.com/fobah/docs/bor… via Issuu Many thanks to Kerry Leslie kerryleslie.com for bringing our words and images together. FoBAH The National Lottery Heritage Fund Midlands & East