Place to go: Black Country Living Museum Title: Black Country Living Museum Location: Tipton Road, Dudley Cost: £ phone for Contact: www.bclm.co.uk County: West Midlands Map Link: Show Map Access Details: large open-air site Facilities: school room, education dept., cafes, large giftshop Description: Work and living conditions around about 1890-1900, showing life in the West Midlands. Review: A huge variety of things to see and do, including a replica Newcomen steam pump, go down a coal mine, visit chainmakers, a canal basin, a town, workshops, chapel, school and pub. You can also take a trip into the Dudley tunnels, and experience legging in a canal boat. The home-made meat pies are highly recommended! You can also travel around most of the site by tram. A superb way to spend a day discovering what life and work 100 years ago were really like. Related Items: Beamish open air museum The North of England Open-Air Museum - shows life...   Ironbridge Gorge Museums A collection of museums, from the Iron Bridge to... Updated: 18 March 2004