The event launch featured insightful discussions on the project, including nearly 40 hours of collected oral histories, compelling oral history clips, and interactive displays.
It is open from 11am to 2pm each day and aims to celebrate 100 years of Clipstone with archives from the community.
These oral histories will be submitted to EMOHA at Leicester University later this month.
If readers are unable to attend the exhibition, they can check out the oral histories online at www.youtube.com/@ClipstoneCommunityHistory
The project runs until August 30.
5. Colliery
Clipstone Colliery is prominently featured in the exhibition. Photo: Clipstone Welfare
6. Capturing history
The exhibition has gathered a valuable collection of oral histories. Photo: Clipstone Welfare
7. Recognise anyone?
Reginald Taylor, 98, is featured. You can hear from Reginald at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8GcSEwWDCg Photo: Clipstone Welfare