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Description: | The Heritage Project, part of the Government's Community Programme, was sponsored by Wolverhampton Civic Society. The project was funded by the Manpower Services Commission through Wolverhampton Trades Council Employment and Training Programme. It aimed to promote, initially in written form, the heritage of Wolverhampton via the study of local historic buildings, famous people of the town, vents in the town's history etc. It worked with the Film Archive Group to collect film of and about the town. AN oral history project was also set up.
The above includes leaflets produced by the Group, as follows
Historic Buildings:
Art Gallery and Museum
Bantock House
Bilston Art School
Central Library
Compton Hall
Crown Court
44 Exchange Street
Giffard House
Gorsty Hayes
Graiseley Old Hall
Greyhound Inn
Molineux Hotel
Nothycote Farm
Old Still Inn
Prince Albert Statue
Queen's Building
Royal School
Saxon Cross
St George's George
St Peter's Church
St Peter and Paul's Church
Tettenhall Towers
19 Victoria Street
Wolverhampton Swimming Baths
Famous People of Wolverhampton:
Button Gwinnett
Henry Hartley Fowler
Richard Leveson
Charles Marston
Maggie Teyte
Charles Villiers
Charles Wheeler
Jonathan Wild
John Wilkinson
Emma Sproson | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | Wolverhampton Archives | Subjects: | Public baths Listed buildings | Temporal: | [c.1983] | Source: | Black Country History | Creator: | Wild; Jonathan (1683 - 1725) | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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