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Birmingham -History Fair & Open Day at BMI Sat 9 Sept 2017
« on: Tuesday 22 August 17 02:53 BST (UK) »
FREE Event: Saturday 9 Sept 2017 --- 10.30 am – 4pm
Open Day and Local History Fair at  Birmingham & Midland Institute, Margaret Street, Birmingham. B3 3BS.  (  a short walk from  Birmingham Council House )

Join us for:
• Local History Fair

• Self-led tours of the building

• Exclusive access to our library

• Learn how to trace your family tree with the Birmingham and Midland Society for Genealogy and History . Purchase  your ancestors burial record from four Birmingham Cemeteries.

Christine Phipps Golden Memories Family Tree Charts .


The Friends of Key Hill Cemetery and Warstone Lane Cemetery in Birmingham Jewellery Quarter, Hockley . The good and the great of Birmingham are buried in these two historic cemeteries. Help with locating your ancestors plot number. 

Andrew Lound ,  T.V Presenter & Author. Titanic Made in The Midlands.

• Vintage book sale

• Explore the Society of the History of Astronomy’s unique library and collection

Come in and explore the Birmingham & Midland Institute building!                                           
 Meet staff and volunteers who will tell you about what we do and discover our extensive Grade II* listed building. You will also get an exclusive chance to see our library; the original Birmingham Library established in 1779.     The Birmingham & Midland Institute has been at the heart of Birmingham’s cultural life for over 150 years, Charles Dickens was one of its early Presidents.                                                         
 Today, the BMI has a thriving programme of cultural and educational activities, which includes a wide spectrum of arts and science lectures, exhibitions and concerts.
Tours at 11am and 1pm.

www.bmi.org.uk