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Discover Sandwell Museums – Be surprised, be inspired, be creative, have fun!
Explore Sandwell Museums and discover the fascinating stories and people associated with our furnished historic houses and industrial buildings, some of which are amongst the most important buildings in the West Midlands. Also enjoy our famous Ruskin Pottery collection, made in Smethwick, old toy gallery and Nostalgia Rooms, showcasing domestic items from the 1960s and 70s.
Sandwell Museums hosts a variety of changing temporary exhibitions and has a lively programme of events, activities, family fun and regular groups for all ages to enjoy as well as a number volunteering opportunities and creative learning sessions for schools.
We look forward to welcoming you!
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What's on in Museums - discover our events and activities throughout the year for all ages to enjoy.
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Creative Learning Sessions for schools and educational groups - explore our activity sessions for schools and educational groups.
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Inspiration
Haden Hill House is a late-Victorian residence that is now a museum furnished in period style, set in a large park.- Oak House in West Bromwich is a delightful half-timbered yeoman farmer's house built about 1620 with brick additions at the rear built in the 1650s as the family wealth and status grew. The Turton family who are associated with the house at this time were yeoman (posh farmers) and nail makers; later expanding to be money lender, making loans to impoverished royalist gentry after the English Civil War. Discover more about the Turtons on site and how they lived at Oak House, explore the talking barrels in the Old Barn and explore our wildlife grounds. There is also a lively programme of public open days, events, activities and school sessions throughout the year.
- Wednesbury Museum is Sandwell’s Museum and Art Gallery, with collections of paintings, toys, Ruskin pottery and many other objects.
- Bromwich Hall is a heritage visitor attraction, and one of the most important surviving medieval timber framed buildings in the Midlands.
- A late-Victorian canal pumping station built to serve Smethwick Locks.
- An 18th century cottage which was the boyhood home of Francis Asbury, the first American Methodist Bishop.
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Address
Adkins Lane, SMETHWICK, West Midlands, B67 5DPTel:
0121 569 4141SMETHWICK
Lightwoods House dates from the 18th Century and is set in a large park.
Address
St. Brades Close, Tividale, OLDBURY, West Midlands, B69 1NXOLDBURY
The Rowley Hills are the highest landform in the Black Country with views across the region and beyond. The face of Blue Rock Quarry on the Rowley Hills boasts rocks formed over 300 million years ago. Today they appear as unusual globes that weather…
Address
High Street, SMETHWICK, West Midlands, B66 1AATel:
0121 569 4985SMETHWICK
Sandwell Archives Service is the archive service for the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell. The service is based within Smethwick Library. It collects and preserves original archives and published material relating to the history of Sandwell. It is a…
Address
Upper High Street, CRADLEY HEATH, West Midlands, B64 5JUTel:
0121 569 4926CRADLEY HEATH
Cradley Heath Library offers a range of books and has activities and learning opportunities for all ages. There are computers to use, and free wi-fi.
Address
Oak House Museum, Oak Road, WEST BROMWICH, West Midlands, B70 8HJTel:
0121 553 0759WEST BROMWICH
Oak House in West Bromwich is a delightful half-timbered yeoman farmer's house built about 1620 with brick additions at the rear built in the 1650s as the family wealth and status grew.
The Turton family who are associated with the house at this…
Address
The Sandwell Cultural Forum is an informal group of cultural and creative individuals and organisations who deliver activities, events and hold spaces for a wide range of audiences in Sandwell.
Address
Sheepwash Lane, TIPTON, West Midlands, DY4 7JFTel:
0121 569 4930TIPTON
Great Barr Library offers a range of books and has activities and learning opportunities for all ages. There are computers to use, and free wi-fi.
Address
Bromwich Hall, Hall Green Road, WEST BROMWICH, West Midlands, B71 2EATel:
0121 588 2985WEST BROMWICH
Bromwich Hall is a heritage visitor attraction, and one of the most important surviving medieval timber framed buildings in the Midlands.
Address
Barrs Street, OLDBURY, West Midlands, B68 8QTTel:
0121 569 4932OLDBURY
Langley Library offers a range of books and has activities and learning opportunities for all ages. There are computers to use, and free wi-fi.
Address
Bishop Asbury Cottage, Newton Road, GREAT BARR, West Midlands, B43 6HNTel:
0121 556 0683GREAT BARR
An 18th century cottage which was the boyhood home of Francis Asbury, the first American Methodist Bishop.
Address
Thimblemill Road, SMETHWICK, West Midlands, B67 5RJTel:
0121 569 4943SMETHWICK
Thimblemill Library offers a range of books and has activities and learning opportunities for all ages. There are computers to use, and free wi-fi.
Dudley
The perfect day out with an entire historic town for you to explore. Meet a whole host of historic characters as you step into period houses, shops and industrial workplaces, a fish & chip shop, cafes and even a pub or two. With stories to…
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