Research Student Showcase

Schedule

Sat Mar 04 2023 at 12:30 pm to 05:00 pm

Location

Birmingham & Midland Institute | Birmingham, EN

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An afternoon of talks on the history of our region from current and former research students at the Centre for West Midlands History.
About this Event

Join us for an afternoon of talks on our region's history, from Tudor manors to the Blitz and everything in between! All presenters are current or former MA/PhD students in the Centre for West Midlands History (University of Birmingham). All sessions will include plenty of time for questions and discussion. For more information on our part-time MA programme visit : https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/cwmh/index.aspx

Programme

Session One: 12.30 –2.00pm


Joan Turner, ‘The Birmingham Pen Factories: A Holiday Air or a Disgrace to the City?’


David B. Lewis, ‘Ironmasters! Power and Protection in the Cast Iron and Hollow Ware Manufacturer’s Association, 1872-1926’


Ginny Hartley, TBA


Julie Farruggia, ‘Researching the Life of Alfred Tozer, Chief Fire Officer of Birmingham Fire Brigade, 1879-1906’


Coffee break: 2.00pm-2.30pm


Session Two: 2.30-3.30pm


Justine Pick, Environmental problems and municipal responses in Birmingham 1842-1914: People, Policy and Practice


Glen Asquith, How effectively did Coventry’s defence preparations protect its economy from the Blitz?


Break: 3.30pm-3.45pm


Session Three: 3.45pm-close (5pm)


Peter Mason, ‘The Temple Family: Lords of the Manor of Frankton, Warwickshire, 1580-1680’


George E. Mainwaring, ‘Gypsies in Worcestershire, 1800-1960’


Steve Knibbs, ‘Crying Out to be Heard? The Female Patients of Powick Asylum, 1852-1920’



All sessions will include plenty of time for audience comments and questions.


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Where is it happening?

Birmingham & Midland Institute, 9 Margaret Street, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Centre for West Midlands History (University of Birmingham)

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