Elizabeth Thomson "Brick making in the Black Country/Brickyard Wenches of the Black Country"

Friday 26th April 2024, 20:00-21:30
A lecture via Zoom

Elizabeth has worked for British Waterways
and the Canal and River Trust for over two
decades on the conservation of its historic
estate. She has been involved in several
restoration projects including Stourport
Basins and more recently the Grade II*
listed Roundhouse in Birmingham. In 2018
she started a part-time PhD on the brick
making industry of the Black Country at the
University of Birmingham. The collaborative
studentship is funded by the Black Country
Living Museum as part of the Forging Ahead
development which Elizabeth has worked on
as part of the PhD.

Synopsis to follow.

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