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Asbestos was once understood to be integral to modern life, and it was added to a seemingly infinite number of manufactured goods and urban infrastructure to keep local citizens safe. This talk will explore various ways asbestos historically made its way into the lives of people living in Leeds, and the legacies the city is still trying to manage today.
With Dr Jessica Van Horssen (Leeds Beckett University).
A talk to tie in with Abbey House Museum’s 2019 exhibition, ‘Danger Zone’. https://www.leeds.gov.uk/dangerzone
Please book your place in advance (pay on the day). Talk is £5.50 including admission to the rest of the museum. A hot beverage is included.
E: abbey.house@leeds.gov.uk
T: 0113 3784079
Cover image © Leeds Museums and Galleries. Photography Norman Taylor.
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