Friday, November 03, 2006

Making History on Radio 4


Friday 03 November 06

Keeper of the Merseyside Maritime Museum, Tony Tbbles, and head of learning, Carol Rogers, have just recorded a programme in the Making History series which is currently running on BBC Radio 4. Discussions included the Transatlantic Slavery Gallery, plans for the bicentenary of the abolition of the British slave trade and the opening of International Slavery Museum in 2007.

The programme will be aired on 7 November at 3pm. You can listen live (or listen again if you miss it) through the Making History page on the BBC site. <AHREF="HTTP: making_history.shtml? making_history history radio4 www.bbc.co.uk>


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