
Echoes in the Silence: The Horrific Cost of Conflict is a powerful photographic exhibition by Ian Hughes which reflects on the human impact of war and the sacrifices made by servicemen and their families.
The display features a range of artefacts, including poppies, posters, medals, personal memorabilia and written memories, alongside biographies of local servicemen whose stories help bring history to life.
It also includes a photograph of a real war grave, with a recreated inscription based on historically accurate information. The adapted wording is designed to highlight the personal impact of the soldier's death and the lasting effect it had on those left behind.
The exhibition continues until Saturday 14 November 2026 during normal library opening hours. Entry is free.
Trustee - Communitities Against Racism Enterprise (CARE)
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