“Yellow Faces, Brave Hearts: The Unknown Stories of the Canary Girls in World War One” Talk
Overview
Come and find out about the fascinating and often tragic stories of the girls and women who signed up to be munition workers. They suffered danger, explosions and poisoning whilst involved in making munitions for the War effort during the First World War!
Our speaker tonight is Paul Wilkins
Please note that this is not a Spice exclusive event.
Includes
- An hours talk from Paul Wilkins
- Tea or coffee
- Spice Volunteer Coordinator.
Erasmus Darwin House is located in Beacon Street, on the edge of the Cathedral Close, and a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Lichfield. Our postcode is WS13 7AD.
From Beacon Street, go through the green gates on the right-hand side of the House.
From the Cathedral Close, go through the passageway opposite the west end of the Cathedral and then through the herb garden. The entrance is in the garden at the rear of the House.
Nearest car park is on Bird Street,
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