A new industrial quarter featuring historic buildings and characters from the 1950s is set to open at a museum. The Black Country Living Museum, in Dudley, has recreated and rebuilt three ...

The Black Country Living Museum ... Proposed new attractions will show visitors what life in the area was like in the 1940s, 50s and 60s. The first phase of the project includes 22 buildings.

The new entrance building provides this popular open-air museum with not only a gateway but, also, a visitor centre with café, shop, offices, and welfare facilities. It is designed to improve the ...

The library will be the centrepiece of the museum’s new 1940s-1960s Black Country town, which will see 22 new buildings added to the site. The library stone, which was the hardest part to remove ...

In the run-up to Black Country Day, history lovers are invited to the living museum to explore three new shops set in the 1940s and 60s, including a recreation of a Stourbridge military surplus ...

Carol King, director of programmes, said a "huge" amount of work had gone into the new exhibition A new industrial quarter featuring historic buildings and characters from the 1950s is set to open ...