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    Smethwick: The global history of a town in 10 buildings

    18 Jul 2022 by Mazeline Hemmings

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    Smethwick isn’t just any old town: it has been built by people from all over the world. From the Red Cow pub to Marshall Street’s Malcolm X plaque and Guru Nanak Gurdwara, every building, and every street, has a unique story to tell.

    In this online event, from 6 – 7 pm on Tuesday, 26th July 2022, hosted by Chance Heritage Trust, a panel will reveal the global history that the very foundations of the town are built on, and the stories behind the buildings you walk past every day.

    Together, there will be a discussion on how our communities can continue to add their stories and make our voices heard as the town continues to grow.

    You can also find what else is happening in Chance Conversations, some of the hottest topics in industrial heritage and part of #MadeinSmethwick.

    For further information and to register click here.

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