The Canalside Cafe overlooks the Museum village, the canal and the boats and is based on the design of a set of railway stables in Wednesbury.
The cafe provides a range of refreshments for visitors from the self-service area and, for booked parties and special events, from the tea-room.
There is an external seating area for when the weather is good and at busy periods additional refreshment facilities can be found in this area.
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Black Country Living Museum Trust.
Tipton Road, Dudley, West Midlands, DY1 4SQ.
A Private Company Limited by Guarantee Registered in England Company No. 1226321 and Registered as a Charity No. 504481
The Museum is run by The Black Country Living Museum Trust as a ‘not for profit’ organisation which earns most of its running costs from admission income and sales to visitors.
The Black Country Living Museum deals with the history of the Black Country, the heart of industrial England, with recreated buildings from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries brought to life by costumed demonstrators and trained educational guides.
