Saturday 10th October:
The Black Cultural Archives opened in 2014 in the heart of Lambeth, giving a special acknowledgement to the individuals and families who came to Lambeth seeking a better life and to contribute to the economy of Britain.
S I Martin is one of the UK’s foremost researchers specialising in the experience of Britain’s Black communities. He will be available to answer questions on a one-to-one basis on family history and give advice on starting your family tree. Drop in to see him – bring along your family photos and stories and maybe you’ll be in the Black Cultural Archive!
Saturday 17th October:
A second opportunity to explore your family history with SI Martin.
Drop in to see him– bring along your family photos and stories and maybe you’ll be in the Black Cultural Archive!
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