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I went back to my local city museum BM & AG, to check out the brand new permanent galleries that is the Birmingham History Galleries (it opened on the 12th October 2012). Free entry Birmingham its people, its history A Stranger's Guide to 18th Century Birmingham 1700 to 1830 Section about Birmingham and the Slave Trade. Guns used in the slave trade. Behind mention of John Lloyd Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturer. |
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| Source | Birmingham History Galleries - Birmingham its people, its history - A Stranger's Guide to 18th Century Birmingham - gun barrels |
| Author | Elliott Brown from Birmingham, United Kingdom |
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