Girlguiding Heritage Exhibition

The Girlguiding Heritage Exhibition celebrates the history, achievements and lasting impact of one of the UK's most influential youth organisations. Since its formation in 1910, Girlguiding has inspired millions of girls and young women to develop confidence, leadership skills and lifelong friendships through adventure, service and personal achievement.
The exhibition traces the movement's journey from its early beginnings, showcasing historic uniforms, badges, photographs and handbooks that illustrate how Guiding has evolved over more than a century. Visitors can explore the experiences of members through different decades, discovering how girls contributed to their communities during times of social change, including both World Wars and the modern era.

Personal stories and oral histories bring the exhibition to life, sharing memories from past and present members. These accounts reflect the values of friendship, service, resilience and empowerment that remain at the heart of Guiding today.
Come and hear about how Mrs Cadbury influenced and supported Girlguiding in Birmingham.
The exhibition a celebrates local Guiding heritage, recognising the dedication of volunteers and the important role Guiding has played within our community Through photographs, records and memorabilia, visitors can gain insight into the rich traditions that continue to inspire new generations.

Timings

Saturday 19 September:

10:30 - 15:00

Location & directions

Trefoil House, 2 Ellis Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 1HL

Directions:

Trefoil House is located on the ground floor of residential block on the corner of Ellis street and Holloway Head. It is a short walk from New St. Station, and the buses X20, X21, X22 and the 80 stop outside.

Contact on day:

Janice Price

Telephone number:

+447795511099

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Additional information

Estimated duration:

0 hour(s) 30 minute(s)

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