Pedrocut's photos

Canal Street, Black Country Museum.

Dudley Canal seen from Canal Street Bridge, Black Country Museum. On the left side is the Bakery and the Rolling Mill.

Canal Street Bridge, Black Country Museum.

Canal Street Bridge and road leading to the bottle and Glass Inn, Black Country Museum.

Part of a 1960s recreated high street. Marsh & Baxter of Brierley Hill, Stanton’s Music Shop from Dudley, and West Bromwich Building Society (Cape Hill branch)

Part of a1960s recreated high street,

Part of a1960s recreated high street, www.expressandstar.com/entertainment/attractions/2023/07/07/seal-of-approval-from-former-owner-as-newsagents-ready-for-new-life-at-black-country-living-museum

Spring Hill Post Office at the Black Country Museum. Part of a1960s recreated high street, “Built in the late 1930s, Spring Hill Post Office was ready to serve the large new Woodlands Estate, Upper Penn. It was situated on the A449, Penn Road, from Wolverhampton towards Stourbridge and Worcester, with a George V post box outside. Plans were submitted in February 1935 on behalf of Leonard Nettleton, a local confectioner, and the post office opened in 1937. Leonard, his wife Edith, and son Leonard Stanley (usually known as Stan) lived in a flat above the shop.” bclm.com/support/forging-ahead/our-plans/spring-hill-post-office

Spring Hill Post Office, and Classic Morris 8, at the Black Country Museum. Part of a1960s recreated high street, “Built in the late 1930s, Spring Hill Post Office was ready to serve the large new Woodlands Estate, Upper Penn. It was situated on the A449, Penn Road, from Wolverhampton towards Stourbridge and Worcester, with a George V post box outside. Plans were submitted in February 1935 on behalf of Leonard Nettleton, a local confectioner, and the post office opened in 1937. Leonard, his wife Edith, and son Leonard Stanley (usually known as Stan) lived in a flat above the shop.” bclm.com/support/forging-ahead/our-plans/spring-hill-post-office

Broome’s Garage from the 1930’s is a replica of the Conway Garage in Sedgley Road.

KTT 689 a 1948 Guy Vixen coach, Wadham Stringer bodywork. Broome’s Garage from the 1930’s is a replica of the Conway Garage in Sedgley Road.

Former Midland Red double-decker 5342.

Road leading to the old mine at the Black Country Museum with Trolley bus tracks overhead.