Visitors can experience the harsh reality of being a miner at the museum An underground mine attraction at Black Country Living Museum is welcoming visitors again after renovation work was completed.

Have your hardhats at the ready as the mine is brought to life by audio visual techniques. The Black Country Living Museum's underground mine experience has reopened today (January 21).

A major attraction at the Black Country Living Museum is reopening tomorrow, Saturday, January 21, for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. The popular museum's underground mine ...

The colliery area at the Black Country Living Museum which has had a ... cage has been set up showing how coal was lifted out the mine and a miner's hovel has been refurbished showing where ...

The new entrance building provides this popular open-air museum with not only a gateway but ... Navigating difficult ground conditions peppered with mine shafts and tunnels, the architects produced a ...

“It’s fantastic to share both mine and my father’s stories on this infamous industry,” Mr Ball said. The Black Country Living Museum The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley has a number ...

The Black Country Living Museum, in Dudley, has recreated and rebuilt three businesses to show how the industry has changed through the decades. The attraction features J. H. Lavender Aluminium ...

A Black Country Museum company was formed on April 1, 1976, and the staff of six were faced with the task of creating a viable museum on what then was a derelict piece of land with many old mine ...