Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley-image
Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley-image
Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley-image
Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley-image
Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley-image

Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley

$ 11.36

Signed: No Theme: Cities & Towns, Community Life, Famous Places, Occupational, People, Photographs, Social History, Tourism, Travel Year Manufactured: 1990 Material: Paper Number of Items in Set: 1 Type: Real Photo (RPPC) Occasion: Engagement Brand/Publisher: J. Arthur Dixon City: Dudley Time Period Manufactured: 1990-1999 Signed By: Unsigned Era: Post-War (1945-Now) Artist: Unknown Unit of Sale: Single Unit Country of Origin: United Kingdom Region: Worcestershire Features: Divided Back Postage Condition: Unposted Subject: Real Photo Continent: Europe Country: England Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Size: (149 x 105 mm)

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Postcard The Old Bakehouse At The Black Country Museum Victorian Bred Dudley The Black Country Museum The Old Bakehouse at the Black Country Museum, Tipton Road, Dudley, West Midlands. DY1 4SQ Printed In Great Britain By J. Arthur Dixon. L6/SP.10015 Unposted. Good vintage condition. No visible damage to any of the edges. All corners slightly bent. Dirt spots, discoloration, creasing, scratches, missing paint and stains marks may be visible on single or both sides of the postcard. Good condition for its age. Please look at the photos for condition details. Additional details : Black Country Living Museum Do you remember going to the Black Country Living Museum when it first opened in 1975? Back then, there was no underground coal mine, Victorian school, Bradburn & Wedge car garage, Hobbs’ Fish & Chip shop, sweet and baker’s shop – the things that so many of us now love about the museum. In fact, it actually started life as planned buildings and streets marked out with tape so people really had to use their imagination! But the idea of an open-air museum was a complete novelty in Britain, which is why it has always been so special. Work began in 1975 on transforming a lime shafted, almost derelict land littered with in-filled mine infrastructure into a typical Black Country Village. Original buildings were taken from a derelict street in Oldbury and transformed into the hardware shop, pawnbrokers, back-to-back cottages, trap-making factory and chain shop. In the Eighties, the museum held car and bike rallies and boaters gatherings, together with Michaelmas markets at Christmas. This year, the museum is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and continues to go from strength to strength. The museum’s first director Ian Walden says: “Black Country Living Museum had a fantastic start and much support and national recognition to help it on its way to where it is today.” Keywords: Old theme park ; Classic Easter

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