Erdington Historical Society

We are always delighted to welcome Erdington Historical Society to St Barnabas Church Centre.

Meetings take place on the second Tuesday of each month, featuring engaging talks from guest speakers on a wide range of local historical topics. Doors open at 6:30pm, with talks starting at 7pm.

Tea and coffee will also be available before the talk.

Entry is £2 for members and £3 for visitors, and everyone is welcome. If you have an interest in local history, why not come along and discover more?

 
 

2026 Meeting Schedule:

  • 13th January – Sir Robert Peel & The Police Force by Roger Field

  • 10th February – Forgotten Brummies by Les Williams

  • 10th March – The Birmingham Suffragettes by Pauline Brown

  • 14th April – An Erdington Childhood, 1946-1956 by Robin Organ

  • 12th May – The Secret History of Birmingham Street Names by Kevin Thomas

  • 9th June – A Brief History of the Birmingham Hippodrome – David & Pam Humphries

  • 14th July – TBA

  • 11th August – TBA

  • 8th September – The Impact of the Black Death on Erdington by Imogen Holme

  • 13th October – Local Hangings and Hauntings by Menna Lloyd

  • 10th November – Tom, Frank and May: One Family’s WW1 Story by Stephen Spencer

  • 8th December – AGM/Quiz/Buffet

If you are passionate about history or eager to learn more about our local heritage, the Erdington Historical Society warmly welcomes new members. With an annual membership of just £6, you can join a community of like-minded individuals who enjoy exploring the past together.

For more information or to become a member, please email: erdingtonhistory@gmail.com