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The Theme of Love
Havering Museum is celebrating Valentine’s Day by remembering V-Mail. The post below was written by one of Havering Museum’s interns, Sara Falcone, who is researching into the Second World War in Havering to create an education programme. In the Second World War, Victory … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Exhibitions, Learning, Volunteers
Tagged display, education, exhibitions, intern, research, Romford Summer Theatre, Sara Falcone, schools, Shakespeare, The Theme of Love, volunteers, World War Two
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