“Black Country Living Museum features rebuilt historic buildings. Here, you can explore over 49 carefully reconstructed shops, houses, and industrial areas across 26 landscaped acres. Black Country Living Museum also has friendly historical characters who’ll share what it was like to live and work during the Industrial Revolution and beyond. Visitors can ride on one of the heritage vehicles, see daily live industrial demonstrations like chain and nail making, and play old-fashioned street games. You can enjoy traditional tastes at the 1930s fish and chips, baker’s, and sweet shops. They also offer free admission for children.”
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