Germans in Britain at Manchester Central Library 10 March – 9 April⎪First Floor Exhibition Space Free during library opening hours: 9am – 8pm Mon-Thurs⎪9am – 5pm Fri & Sat⎪Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays We are delighted to be working with Manchester Central Library to bring the Germans in Britain touring exhibition to Manchester audiences. The exhibition is complemented by a Manchester Central Library archives display on ‘Germans in Manchester’ that underlines how Germans helped shape the city in the nineteenth century. To find out what else is happening at Manchester Central Library, visit their what’s on page: www.librarylive.co.uk/whats-on/. Germans in Britain: a Migration Museum Project touring exhibition There’s more to Anglo-German relations than war and football. Explore the rich and fascinating history of German migrants to Britain in our new pop-up exhibition. Germans have had an immense impact on British life over the centuries. Find out how British sport, science, banks, businesses, music, monarchs, art and design have all been shaped by their German connections. Germans in Britain is curated by Dr Cathy Ross, Honorary Research Fellow at the Museum of London, and designed by Joe Ewart of Society. This exhibition was realised through generous funding from the Schroder Foundation, the Kohn Foundation and a number of private sponsors. For further information about the exhibition, and to see the exhibition film and brochure, visit our exhibitions page.