Black Country Museum Reviews

The Black Country Living Museum is a heritage site dedicated to the industrial past of the midlands, particularly the Dudley Area. The site was a former railway goods yard and in its expansion now also covers the site of a disused coal mine and lime kilns. As a Living musuem, its staff are dedicated to living the life of the role of a ...  Read the complete review

The Black Country Museum located in Dudley, West Midlands was opened in 1978. I first visited the Museum on a school trip and unlike some of my former class-mates I was engrossed with every aspect of the place. Since that first trip I have been back several times. The current admission prices are £12.95 for an adult, £6.95 for children ...  Read the complete review

Firstly my situation, I have two children, two girls, one aged 4 and the other aged 1. Also a wife who is easily amused and just happy to get out the house! I first visited the Black Country Museum some 12 years ago, it was a school trip and I don't recall much of it just that it was a big place and not as boring as everyone suggested ...  Read the complete review

The Black Country Living Museum, in Dudley, West Midlands (from Junction 2 of M5 take A4123 and follow signs for Dudley or from junction 10 of M6 – keep an eye out for the brown and white tourist signs.) is an open-air museum covering some 26 acres, and is a living record of how life used to be in this area in the 19th and early 20th ...  Read the complete review

I happened to notice that no one has written an opinion about The Black Country Living Museum located here in the Midlands so I thought I’d better rectify the situation. As usual with this type of opinion I sat with a notebook first and wrote down all the things I could remember from my last visit about two years ago and I came up ...  Read the complete review