Join a guided tour of the exhibition On The Line: 100 years of strikes & solidarity, with lead curator Mark Wilson reflecting on the Grunwick Strike (1976-1978) and its legacy 50 years on.
Exactly 50 years on from the day it began, discover the story of the strike, how it inspired so many, and how it transformed the trade union movement.
The story of the strike will be brought to life by objects from the event, and access to the museum’s historic Grunwick Strike photo archive.
Part of PHM’s programme of activity exploring the history of strikes and solidarity.
Suitable for 14+ (under 16s must have an accompanying adult).
Visit the Working Class Movement Library’s latest exhibition, Holding the Line: A New Look at Grunwick.
Includes this striking object, The Battle of Grunwick: view from the left, a pamphlet produced by Socialist Challenge in the aftermath of the Grunwick Strike.
On display in the foyer, every Wednesday to Friday, 1.00pm – 4.00pm.
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