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Black Country Living Museum

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Black Country Living Museum
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Black Country Living Museum, located in Dudley, opened in 1975 and was founded by Sir Peter Ure to preserve and showcase the industrial heritage of the Black Country. It is important as it provides a living history experience of 19th and early 20th-century life in the region's coal mining, ironworking, and manufacturing communities.

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