Black Country Museum: Part 1!

Hello lovelies! I hope you've all had a lovely day, whatever you're doing :)I recently went to the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley and thought I'd share some pictures I took there! I find this stuff really interesting, and if you're anything like me then you love learning about our history.Enjoy these pictures and I will do a Part 2 really soon! Lots of love :)

This is what your typical old fashioned, sweet/confectioner shop and local bakery would of looked like, inside and out in the 1900s. Oh, and the cupcake I had was delicious :)

This is what a typical bar would've been like in the 1900s. You would never see a woman in a bar, only men.
The selection behind the bar wouldn't of been like it is today. It was very limited, and pretty much just your basic ale, maybe lemonade and not much food either. 

Not the best picture, but this is an old typewriter which was in the Workers Institute

This was a picture of the Royal Family in the late 1800s to 1900s

These pictures I took inside the Workers Institute. Inside there was a cafe which would've originally been where the workers ate their very little amount of food. 

There was a room full of posters on newspaper articles on the Suffragettes and the Women Chain makers back in the 1900s. I didn't read all of it, but some of it was really interesting to me.

As you can also see there was a huge history timeline in there too.

If you've ever visited the Black Country Living Museum, let me know what you thought of it in the comments below.   I'll be doing a part 2 very shortly! 

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