Saturday 22 February, 11am - 5pm
Look out for the RaHN stall!
Want to find out more about Haringey’'s history but don’t know
where to start? We are on hand to help. Talk to Archive Staff, enjoy our all-day
talks programme or browse stalls covering aspects of our local heritage. Museum
café open all day.
Talks programme (each lasts 20 – 30
minutes):
11.15am For the Citizens of Tomorrow: maternity
and child health in Haringey before the NHS by Christine Protz (Friends of Bruce
Castle)
11.55am The Molly Spoon Archive – uncovering hidden
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) histories by Tim Redman (LGBT
heritage curator)
12.35pm Film - Now & Then: Tottenham High
Road by the Tottenham Young Heritage Ambassadors
1 -
2pm Lunch break2pm Tottenham Palace - a history join
Marlene McAndrew about her new publication (Friends of Bruce Castle)
2.40pm
The New River Take a look at more of the history of the New River
with Rachael Macdonald
3.10pm Tea break3.30pm Wood
Green Through Time – explore his new book by Albert
Pinching (Hornsey Historical Soc)
4.10pm First World War
Commemorative Projects in Haringey, with Deborah Hedgecock
(Curator), and others
The Search Room will be open 11am -
4pm
See a special small display of archives.
Ask our staff about
researching local history and family history. Please note: this is an
introduction to the service and a chance to ask questions, and not a time
for research.
Deborah Hedgecock
CuratorBruce Castle
Museum
Haringey Culture, Libraries and Learning
Lordship Lane, London N17
8NU
Tel: 020 8808 8772
Fax: 020 8808 4118
www.haringey.gov.uk
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