City of Westminster

Celebrating the black presence in Westminster 1500-2000

CROSSING THE WHITE LINE: THE WALTER TULL EXHIBITION

SOURCES FOR BLACK & ASIAN HISTORY AT THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER ARCHIVES CENTRE

WESTMINSTER & THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

CELEBRATING THE BLACK PRESENCE IN WESTMINSTER

This exhibition can be viewed in a number of ways:

  • Thumbnail versions of the images are shown on this page. Clicking on each image will bring up a larger version with information about the image.
  • Each of the large images appears on its own page, but you can work your way forwards and backwards through the images by clicking on the 'next page' and 'previous page' links, or come back to this page at any point.

 

First Arrivals      
Westminster Tornement
Burial of Margaret
Batism of Nicholas
  
Life in Service      
Robert Jenando
Morning after marriage
Page boy
Catherine Bengal
Road to Reform      
 
Olaudah Equiano
  
Batism of Gustavus Vassa
  
Sierra Lione settlement
  
Batism
The Struggle for Human Rights      
 
Excecution
  
Execution of Newgate
  
Hay loft
  
William Davidson
Willam Cuffray
Sara Baartman
Sara Baartman
Slaves in bondage
A Diverse Community      
 
Picadilly nuisance
  
Detail from Picadilly nuisance
  
Rungo Bapogee
  
Baptism of Samuel Ram-sani
Work and Leisure      
 
Morgan Smith
  
Westminster Pit
  
Black lecture
  
Venus Adonis
Twentieth Centrury: Answering the Call      
 
Indian Army
  
On the buses
  
Passenger list
  
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Resources for Sale

  • Two large posters 'Celebrating the Black Presence in Westminster 1500-2000', and 'Celebrating the Black Presence in Westminster 1500-2000: Hidden Lives' can be purchased from the City of Westminster Archives Centre price £3.50 each (including postage and packing).
  • A resource pack: 'Hidden Lives' is available, price £3.50