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The Black Country Living Museum, is a fantastic destination for families looking to explore the history of England’s industrial revolution. Situated in the heart of the Black Country, this open-air museum is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in experiencing life in 19th-century England. With so much to see and do, the museum offers a great day out for visitors of all ages.
With over 50 historic buildings to explore, visitors can step back in time and see what life was like for the workers and families of the Industrial Revolution. The museum’s costumed characters bring history to life, with interactive exhibits and demonstrations that are both entertaining and educational.
For children, the museum offers a range of hands-on activities and workshops, including traditional crafts such as candle-making and leatherworking. There’s also a Victorian schoolroom where kids can experience what it was like to attend school in the 1800s. For the more adventurous, the museum’s fairground offers rides and attractions that will thrill visitors of all ages.
Throughout the year, the museum hosts a range of events and festivals, including a traditional Christmas market and a summer music festival. There are also special themed events such as Halloween nights and vintage vehicle rallies, offering something for everyone.
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Suggest editAdults £22.95 - 16+ YEARS
Children £11.45 for ages 3 - 15 years
Free Under 2 years
Last Update 2023
Discount £20.95 OVER 65 / Unemployed £20.00 Students
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Black Country Living Museum FAQ’s
Doing our bit
Black Country Living Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the Black Country region of England, which was a major center of industry during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The museum achieves this through a variety of methods, including the restoration and preservation of historic buildings and artifacts, the recreation of period settings and exhibits, and the use of costumed interpreters to bring the history of the region to life.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Black Country Living Museum?
The museum has plenty of options to choose from. Visitors can enjoy a traditional afternoon tea at the museum’s Edwardian Tearooms, or grab a quick bite to eat at the Workers’ Institute Cafe. There’s also a fish and chip shop on site, serving up classic British fare, and a sweet shop where visitors can indulge in traditional sweets and candies.
Does Black Country Living Museum have a gift shop?
No visit to Black Country Living Museum is complete without taking home a souvenir to remember the experience. The museum’s gift shop is stocked with a range of items, including traditional sweets, vintage-style toys, and books on the history of the Black Country. Visitors can also purchase replica period clothing and accessories, as well as traditional pottery and handmade crafts.
Teachers corner
Black Country Living Museum offers a range of teaching resources for schools and educators, including workshops, educational tours, and classroom resources such as activity packs, worksheets, and lesson plans that are designed to support the National Curriculum. These resources cover a range of topics, including history, geography, and social studies, and are tailored to different age groups and levels of ability. The museum also offers teacher training sessions and professional development opportunities for educators looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in teaching history and cultural heritage.
Is Black Country Living Museum fully accessible?
The museum is fully accessible for visitors with disabilities, with wheelchair and scooter hire available on site. There are also accessible toilets located throughout the museum, and the staff are happy to assist visitors with any additional needs they may have.
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