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Visiting us
Visiting us
Enjoy a proper, full day out. Rain or shine, you won’t run out of things to see when exploring our 26 acres.

Whatever your age or those that you’ll be bringing along, nothing is out of bounds. Unbelievable as it seems, an entire Black Country village has been created; brick-by-original-brick.
What we're about
What we're all about
Something magnificent and profound happened in this part of the UK, It is this that we rejoice in and want to share with you.
What's on
Collections
Collections
Explore and discover the 80,000 items in the collections, from cars, buildings and canal arms to sad irons, books and photographs.
Learning
Learning
Learning is for everyone. We offer exciting, evocative and unforgettable learning experiences for all ages, abilities and interests.
Support us
Support us
You may not realise it but we’re actually a charity. We don’t receive any regular public funding so have to generate all of our own funds.
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Groups & Community

The Museum welcomes the involvement and participation of our local community. We are a great resource for clubs and societies – from uniformed groups to specialist interest groups.

Join Our Groups and Clubs	For Adults: find out about our Museum Artist Group
Join Our Groups and Clubs	For Young People: find out about our Young Archaeologists' and Curators' Club (YACC)
Uniformed Group Days	Bring your Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides for a fun and educational day out. Book through our Bookings Team.
Reminiscence Outreach	Book a visit to your Nursing or Residential Home. Our costumed Learning Assistants will provide a lively session looking at the Black Country in the 19th and 20th centuries. The session includes music, storytelling and handling collections. Book through our Bookings Team.