MANCHESTER CENTRE FOR PUBLIC HISTORY & HERITAGE

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    • Can Digging Make You Happy?
    • Being Young on the Home Front: Young People in North West England during World War One
    • The Women’s Peace Crusade
    • House and home: physical and emotional comfort in the country house, England and Sweden c.1680-1820
    • Passions of Youth: The Leisure Lives of Working-Class Young Men in Manchester
    • Granadaland: Histories and Memories of Granada TV in the North West of England, 1954-1990
    • Creating Our Future Histories: AHRC Skills Training Programme
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    • Women and Slavery: Agency and Constraint in the Slaveholding South
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    • Women and the Vote: The Representation of the People Act 1918
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Local & Regional Histories

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Geoffrey Manton Building
Manchester Metropolitan University
United Kingdom
0161 247 6793

Become a Friend of the MCPHH

The Friends of the MCPHH brings together individuals and organisations keen to share and develop their knowledge of the history of Manchester and its region. Originally launched in 2003 as the Friends of the MCPH, we complement the aims and activities of the Manchester Centre for Public History and Heritage. With our regular presentations and talks, guided walks and visits, we offer a friendly and stimulating focus for people of all backgrounds who share a passion for research into their localities and region. The Friends’ regular informal meetings are held at the University’s campus on Oxford Road, Manchester, and we look forward to providing you with a warm welcome. Click on the Friends page for more info
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