Built on former industrial land, The Black Country Museum is a great day out. It’s located in Dudley, West Midlands. Situated on the banks of the Birmingham Canal Navigations (BCN).
About the Museum
The Industrial Revolution and the Black Country
The early 19th century was a time of change in the Black Country region. Things that happened here impacted globally. It influenced the world’s economy, culture, and industry.
The people of the Black Country made the region a success. There were many professions found in this vibrant region. Metalworkers, miners, nurses, schoolteachers, and pub landlords were just some. The Museum aims to tell their story.
Peaky Blinders Black Country Museum
The series “Peaky Blinders” has become immensely popular recently. People warmed to its gripping storyline and brilliant performances. One of the most iconic aspects of the show is its setting – Birmingham.
The production team has extensively filmed at various locations. One of them is the Museum, used for its early 20th-century feel.
A Peaky Blinders Black Country Museum Collaboration
The Museum and “Peaky Blinders” have worked together and have both benefited. More people have visited the Museum because of the show. The show looks better because it was filmed in a realistic-looking place. But best of all, fans of the show are happy they can see where it was filmed.
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