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A proposed expansion of the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, UK, is back on track after the local authority pledged its support to help the attraction grow in size.
| 25 Mar 2022
A proposed expansion of the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, UK, is back on track after the local authority pledged its support to help the attraction grow in size.
The £30m (US$39.6m, €36m) expansion will see the heritage attraction - which shows visitors what life was like through more than 300 years of history - will create new areas specifically dedicated to the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. T
The first phase of the development will feature 22 new buildings, including a new visitor centre, teaching areas, an industrial area and a new town, which will include a recreation of Wolverhampton's Elephant and Castle pub.
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