Oct 8, 2020
Brilliant exhibition @birmingham_mag #whattodoinbirmingham #greatdaysout #birminghammuseums (at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (UK)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGX1jvJZcZ/?igshid=1evsycl8xrl7b
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Brilliant exhibition @birmingham_mag #whattodoinbirmingham #greatdaysout #birminghammuseums (at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (UK)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGX1jvJZcZ/?igshid=1evsycl8xrl7b
One of the songs recorded for an interactive in the 1700-1830 (A Stranger's Guide) section of the new Birmingham History Galleries, 'Birmingham, its people, its history', in Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. They convey the type of songs that would have been heard in Freeth's Coffee House in the late 18th century. These ballads would have often been based on current events.