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Forgotten Generations - Lest We Forget- Showcase Day at Wednesbury Museum

Holyhead Road, Wednesbury, West Midlands, WS10 7DF

  • 12 Sep 2026
  • | In person
  • | Pre-booking not required
  • | Other / Multiple

Discover the Lest We Forget written exhibition exploring the contribution of 7 black veterans, featuring 2 World War II veterans as well as those who served more recently. Visit this showcase day with further displays and talks about this project.

Join us for a special open day and showcase with displays, demonstrations and talks to run alongside the Lest We Forget exhibition which follows the stories of 7 Black Veterans who have serviced in the British armed forces from World War II onwards.

The Forgotten Generations, led by founder and CEO Donald Campbell was established to celebrate Black History and the experiences and lives of Black British people whose stories might otherwise be forgotten. The Forgotten Generations received a grant in 2025 to commemorate the contribution of seven black veterans (including Donald Campbell), featuring two World War Two veterans, to the Royal Air Force spanning careers from recruitment during the Second World War to retirement in 2011. As a lasting legacy, The Lest We Forget Project has also produced this extension to The Forgotten Generations website, featuring online materials explaining how the careers of the seven veterans fit into the history of the RAF as a whole since 1918.

https://lwfp.theforgottengenerations.com/

Timings

Saturday 12 September:
11am-2pm (last admission 1.30pm)

Location & directions

Holyhead Road, Wednesbury, West Midlands, WS10 7DF

Directions:
Wednesbury Museum is on the edge of Wednesbury Town Centre, near the bus station and a 5 minute walk from the tram station.
Contact on day:
Jane Hanney-Martin
Telephone number:
+441215882985

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

There is a lift to the first floor of the museum and accessible parking is next to the museum on a public car park. There is a pay and display car park next to the museum

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