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Sake Dean Mahomed
Haile Selassie
Sarah Bonetta
19 West Indian
were buried in Seaford during the Great War
(1914 - 1918)
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BRIGHTON
& HOVE
BLACK HISTORY
EXHIBITION & DISPLAY |
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Over 900 adults and children
visited the Brighton and Hove Black History Exhibition,
a wonderful day was enjoyed by all, request from many
sources including The Old Market to make it an annual
event.
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A big thank you to all
those who attended Brighton and Hove First ever Black
History Month Exhibition on Saturday 11th of October 2003.
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Some comments
Lets make it an annual event
Why can't Black history be every month.
It was lovely to see all the cultures together.
This shows how diverse our City really is.
How welcoming it was to be there.
over 40 email of thanking BH Black History.
Request for the exhibition
in schools, conferences, Town Hall, Prison, and as far a
field as Woking in Surrey and Norfolk.
A big thank you also to all
those who had sent in stories about Brighton and Hove, and
your letters of appreciation.
Much much Respect.
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View the exhibition flyer for Black
History Month |
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Discover
Brighton and Hove's Hidden History
The
Dark complexion, Neolithic people lived in
Brighton and Hove, 4,400 to 6,500 years ago.
The
Romans
The Remains of a
Roman villa were found in West Blatchington in
1940s, the objects found there included farm tools,
pottery, glass and burial urns., eleven ovens
and coins dated from 256 – 374AD.
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