Share your wartime memories at our free sessions.
Once a month we'll provide photos, films and television to inspire your recollections of a particular aspect of life during the war years.
Come alone or bring your family to share the memories and enjoy a cup of tea/coffee and a chat.
The next session is 23 February from 10.30am. The theme is KEEPING THE HOME FIRES BURNING - the war effort at home.
We'll be looking at the many different ways people supported the war effort. Were you involved in providing food and fuel as a Bevan boy or as a female member of the Land Army? We will of course be remembering the Home Guard, with TV clips from Dads Army and the local Thornton Home Guard.
The photographic exhibition in the Insight Gallery will open at 10am with a presentation in TV Heaven from 11am followed by a lunch break before the film is shown at 1pm at a reduced Senior Citizen rate of 拢2.
The Proud Valley
Dir: Pen Tennyson 1940 GB 77mins (PG)
Produced at the beginning of the war and starring Paul Robeson as a ships stoker who arrives in a Welsh village and in part due to his singing voice gets a job in the local pit and a role in the choir. The Brassed Off of its day, this film highlights the wartime importance of coal and the men who volunteered to mine it.
Box Office 0870 70 10 200
The National Museum of Photography, Film and Television is in Central Bradford next to Central Library, open 10am-6pm Tuesday-Sunday and all public holidays.
PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE - it is the only way we can cater adequately for evryone who wishes to take part.
Other dates for your diary:
30th March, 27th April, and 8th May (VE day weekend)
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