Are you passionate about local history and keen to uncover the stories hidden beneath Brighton’s streets? We are looking for volunteer researchers and participants to join a unique heritage project that will explore the history and heritage of the Cab Road tunnel and other tunnels beneath Brighton Railway Station.
From October 2024 to January 2025, this exciting project will give you the opportunity to:
- Visit the tunnels beneath Brighton Railway Station, rarely seen by the public.
- Conduct research at The Keep, an essential local archive for Brighton’s history.
- Work with historian Jackie Marsh-Hobbs to investigate the fascinating history of the train station and its hidden tunnels.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just curious about Brighton’s underground past, this project offers a chance to learn research skills, engage with heritage, and contribute to documenting the untold stories of these historic spaces.
Key Information:
- Project Duration: October 2024 – January 2025
- First Session: 18 October 2024
- Locations: Various sites, including Brighton Railway Station, Phoenix Community Centre, and The Keep.
- Deadline to Apply: 10 October 2024
- Costs: Free to take part. Some costs will be covered, such as travel to The Keep.
The project will culminate in an exhibition of the findings at Phoenix Arts Space and the creation of a website archive, preserving the history and research for future generations.
How to Apply:
Submit your interest by adding your details to this Google form by 10 October 2024. Please include a brief description (200 words max) about why you would like to take part in this heritage project. If you have any questions, email: info@thisiswyld.com
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to explore, research, and contribute to Brighton’s rich history!
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Supported by National Lottery Heritage Fund.
