‘We Weren’t Expecting to Stay,’ is Everyday Muslim's first archive collection. The collection consists of; video and audio recordings of...
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- Building
- Blue plaque
- People
- Walks / Tours / Trails
- Museum and Archive
- Heritage Project
- Organisation or Family History
- Cemeteries & graves
- Academia
- Publication and Articles
- Place
- Digital Resources
- Art & Culture
- Film and TV
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- Monuments /Memorials
Oral History
History: During the 1800s, Yemen was utilised by Britain as a layover point on the route to India, and a...
I sewed, I sewed and I sewed: The untold stories of Bangladeshi seamstresses in London's East End
Publication and ArticlesWhen they came to London many Bangladeshi women became homeworkers, joining a long tradition in the East End. Although it...
Abdul Qayyum Sher was born in Kohat in 1921. This city is now in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan,...
Colonel Mohammad Ghani joined the British Indian Army in 1940. He was in a Punjab Regiment and after finishing his...
The British Library is home to the India Office Records collection, an extensive collection of archives relating to the administration...
Millions of souls Nineteen seventy onehomeless on Jessore Road under the Gray sunA million dead, the millions who canWalk toward...
Chanan was born in 1926 in a village near Hoshiarpur. His family owned and farmed the land. He was the...
The Empire and Partition Collection and Trail were created for Everyday Muslim's Remembering Partition project to raise awareness of the...