Objects from the past will be helping to tell remarkable stories at the next meeting of the Lichfield Discovered group.
Public historian David Moore will be leading the event at the Garrick Studio on November 12 as he explores an item owned by his grandfather.
“An everyday household object can be seen as just another piece of junk, or it can tell remarkable stories about the lives of our families or the people who lived before us,” David said.
“This will be a great night for people who are interested in family history and we think that after this workshop, you may think about the past in a different way.”
Historian Lyn Tyler will also present a mystery box to the group, containing objects related to Lichfield and the Second World War.
There is no charge and everyone is welcome to attend. People are also invited to bring along their own objects and photographs to share with the group, particularly those with a connection to the First or Second World Wars.
For further information on either of the above meetings, or to share your thoughts with the group, visit the Lichfield Discovered website.
