Black Country Living Museum based in Dudley in the West Midlands tells the story of the people that once lived and worked in the heart of industrial Britain.
The Museum has just been awarded Heritage Lottery Funding which could increase the museum’s footprint by a third.
The £21.7million project – BCLM: Forging Ahead – is the first phase of a 40 year masterplan published by the museum.
From a business and meetings point of view, Black Country Living Museum has facilities for corporate events - for companies looking for something a ‘little bit different’.
Black Country Living Museum is available for private hire, product launches, exhibitions, exclusive evening events, corporate family days, company away days, team-building days, award ceremonies and business meetings.
Lottery funding will allow the creation of: new learning facilities; a new visitor centre and car park plus several 1940s -1960s historic developments which would see the Museum expand by up to a third.
Black Country Living Museum has also identified a few buildings across the region that it would like to translocate, recreate or replicate at the museum including a pub, shops, a hairdressers and an NHS clinic.
Black Country Living Museum is situated in the heart of the Black Country on between Dudley and Tipton with good access to both the M5 and M6 motorways.
Details: https://www.bclm.co.uk/news/bclm-forging-ahead-wins-national-lottery-support/836.htm