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African women in Tudor London

London Museum Docklands — Talk

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  • A historical painting of a woman with dark skin, wearing a period dress, a red beaded necklace, and a black and white headdress, holding a golden object.

    Uncovering the lives of African women in the Tudor period.

Join a Host for a talk uncovering African women in Tudor London, whose histories were erased, but not forgotten.

African women lived and worked in Tudor London, yet their stories have been overlooked and not told. This talk will explore scattered records to uncover fragments of their lives.

Through the eyes of a storyteller, these historical records will be brought to life in an enchanting and engaging talk.

  1. 12pm – 12.45pm

    Sat 8 Mar 2025

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  2. 12pm – 12.45pm

    Sat 22 Mar 2025

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How to attend:
In-person only
Duration:
45 mins
Concessions:

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Part of a series:
Women's History Month talks

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