Burnage Library
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Want to learn more about how and why the housing estates in Burnage were built? Join us for an introductory talk on the development of area with our Project Officer John McCrory.
Lego builders of all ages gathered on Saturday to view the screening of the stop motion film "Building Burnage Brick by (Lego) Brick". Shot over 2 days, the film covered the recreation of the street map by 40 volunteers of all ages from the local community.
Volunteers of all ages came together to put Burnage on the map last weekend as part of our “Burnage: A Place Called Home” Heritage Lottery project charting the development of the Burnage and Kingsway Estates. Local people joined us to add their brick to the Big Burnage Lego Street Map, […]
Join us at Burnage Library as we welcome Dr. Charlotte Wildman from Manchester University for a series of discussions on housing in Manchester.
Be a part of building our Big Burnage Lego Street Map! As part of our “Burnage: A Place Called Home” Heritage Lottery project, we’re inviting Burnage residents to come along and add a brick (or two, or three!) to our Big Burnage Lego Street Map on Saturday 8th December between […]
Join us at Burnage Library as we welcome Dr. Charlotte Wildman from Manchester University for a series of discussions on housing in Manchester.
Join us at Burnage Library as we welcome Dr. Charlotte Wildman from Manchester University for a series of discussions on housing in Manchester.
We were delighted to welcome Dr. Charlotte Wildman from Manchester University to Burnage Library on Tuesday for the first of her sessions, officially beginning our Heritage Lottery Funded programme. What are our perceptions of Manchester and the North of England in the 1920s and 1930s? From where do those stereotypes […]