At the Working Class Movement Library we care for and give access to our library and archive collection covering two hundred years of working class history.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Grunwick Strike the Working Class Movement Library and the University of Manchester will work in partnership to deliver a project to explore the contemporary relevance and significance of the strike. To deliver the project, we are now recruiting a group o...
The Working Class Movement Library is open for appointments in the reading room from 10am -4pm, Tuesday to Friday. Students, researchers, members of the public and any other person interested in working class history is welcome to use the reading room to access our library and archive collection. An...
In this blog post, Anabel Marsh, a retired librarian and women’s heritage volunteer with both Glasgow Women’s Library and Maryhill Burgh Halls has written about the activism of Scottish Suffragette, Jessie Stephen. An exhibition celebrating the life of Jessie runs until 13th June 2025 at Maryhil...
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