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Black Country Living Museum

We bring Black Country history to life to inspire our visitors to explore & learn

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About Black Country Living Museum

BCLM is a registered educational charity and open-air Museum. Our aim is to welcome visitors into the inspiring stories of real people, their streets and homes, work and daily lives, so they too can see, taste, feel, smell, hear and join in 300 years of Black Country history.

www.bclm.com

development@bclm.com

Black Country Living Museum Registered charity number 504481

BCLM: Forging Ahead

BCLM: Forging Ahead is a major development project which will use real things, real people and real stories to transform BCLM & inspire visitors to learn about the Black Country’s impact on the world.

£51,873.00

£100,000.00

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"My father worked at JH Lavender for 51 years We are looking forward to seeing the new exhibit with his great grandchildren "

Anne Cooke donated

£30.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

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"My father worked at the Black Country Museum for many years after he retired as a headteacher. We have many happy memories of visiting the museum as a family."

Kate O'Connor (Bert Phillips was my father) donated

£50.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

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"A little donation in memory of my good friend Norman Holdnall, a proud Black Country man his entire life who loved all things industrial."

Stuart Grieve donated

£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

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"I will look forward to visiting one day. In the meantime keep up the fabulous work you are doing keeping history alive and accessible to all."

David Gilbert donated

£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

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"Wonderful work you do. Very nostalgic for me as I was born and bred in old hill and moved away 55 years ago, but still in touch with my roots"

Anonymous donated

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"As we get older we can only remember those by long past days. A visit to the BCLM brings those memories to a reality which must be kept up to date for future generations to discover. "

Colin William Taylor donated

£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid