Free talk on Monday 7 September (13.10-13.55) Chamberlain Seminar Room, Cadbury Research Library, University of Birmingham

Toc-H is an international charity and membership movement that emerged from a soldiers’ club in Poperinge, Belgium during World War I.

Dr Linda Parker, Trustee of Toc-H and biographer of its founder, Tubby Clayton, gives this lecture to celebrate the centenary year of the Toc-H movement.

Dr Parker’s talk will focus on the history of the Toc-H movement, illustrated with material from the Toc-H archives, which are held in the Cadbury Research Library.

The talks accompanies a small exhibition of Toc-H material in the Main Library foyer opening on Monday 7 September.

Booking advisable – email special-collections@bham.ac.uk