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Season 2

On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
On set at BCLM
BCLM Blacksmith as extra on set
On set at BCLM

Once again, the majority of the filming took place within the Museum’s Canal Arm around the Anchor Forge, taking on a Post WWI transformation into regular character Charlie Strong’s Small Heath based Scrap Metal Yard.

This season, the Peaky Blinders gang stepped onto the back yards of our cottages, setting an iconic scene as Tommy walks down our white chalked alleyway and into the back yards weaving through the hanging laundry.

Right on our doorstep, neighbouring attraction, Dudley Canal Trust were also part of season 2 as Uncle Charlie takes an injured Tommy from our canal arm the the DCT tunnels travelling to 'London' (Liverpool Marina).

Andrew Lovett, Chief Executive "We are delighted to welcome the Peaky Blinders back to the Museum, there is a real buzz on site and amongst staff. Many people think that the series was all filmed in Birmingham, but because many parts of the city were razed to the ground during the war, filming period drama there is difficult so it’s great that filming can still take place in the West Midlands at the Black Country Living Museum."

Visit our Museum to walk in the footsteps of the Peaky Blinders - Book now

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/media/about/library/peaky-blinders-film-map---frontcover-custom.jpg We hope you come and visit us soon to walk around and take your photos in the same places the Shelby's stood. Pick up a souvenir film location map on admission for just £1 or order from our online shop.

Don't forget you pay for just one day visit and we will give you an UnChained Annual Pass so you can visit as often as you like for 12 months.

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In related news, local brewery, Sadlers Ales have created their very own Peaky Blinder ale.

Peaky Blinders writer, Steven Knight is pictured on the left with his own bottle of the ale.

The Peaky Blinder Ale is available to buy in our Museum Gift Shop along with dvds of the series and peaky blinders flat caps.

Take a look behind the scenes when BBC Midlands Today visited the set at BCLM

Interview with Cillian Murphy by BBC Midlands Today

Hear what Cillian has to say about BCLM when asked what he thought of our Museum

"it was amazing, what they have done there in terms of keeping the heritage and keeping the atmosphere of the time - its brilliant and a very important location to us. I'm sure we'll be back." Cillian Murphy on the red carpet at the Peaky Blinders Series 2 Premiere, Sept 21 2014.

News Articles Series 2

BBC News: Peaky Blinders descends on Black Country Living Museum