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People's History and Everyday Heroism


19 May 2023, 10:15am - 12:00pm

Horn Park (the home of Colfeians), Eltham Road, Lee, London SE12 8UE.

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Cost Free
Department History
Website U3A South East London Heritage Group
Contact j.price(@gold.ac.uk)

Learn about the concept of 'People’s History' and historical heroic self-sacrifice in South London.

Join Goldsmiths Historian Dr John Price for a talk about 'People’s History' that will explore this approach to the past through examples of historical heroic self-sacrifice in South London.

This talk is being hosted by the U3A South East London Heritage Group. You do not need to be a U3A member to attend this talk.

The U3A South East London Heritage Group meetings are held at Horn Park (the home of Colfeians), Eltham Road, Lee, London SE12 8UE.

U3A South East London Heritage Group

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19 May 2023 10:15am - 12:00pm
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