Denise McHugh offers us 'Location, Location, Location', Victorian-style! Her talk explores the households and habits of British ex-colonists returning home from India at the height of the 'British Raj'. These self-identified ‘Anglo-Indians’ were mainly middle-class professionals seeking very particular environments to accommodate their extended families, occupational interests and community networks. Together, we'll explore where one should live in England, how to house-hunt, and how to afford and furnish a home in a 'homeland' one doesn't know.
Our speaker
We are delighted to welcome back Dr Denise McHugh for her second Curious Histories talk. Denise is an Associate Lecturer at the Open University and an urban historian who has published on the middle class and provincial towns. She is currently working on the history of twentieth-century city centres.
Our chosen charity
All proceeds from ticket sales will go to help the community work of St. John's in Hove, principally the Cornerstone food bank.
On 30th Sept, you will receive an email that will give you the Zoom link and instructions to join the event. If you have any queries you can contact the organiser on our facebook page.
