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Telephone: 01952 432166 |
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The Blists Hill Victorian Town is a living
museum which gives a real insight into how our predecessors lived in
Victorian times. If you have older children learning about Victorian
history, this is the place to bring them. There are so many things to
see, including working shops, e.g. the baker (where you can buy freshly
baked bread) and the draper, where you can see bonnets etc. being made.
You will find many skilled craftspeople in the town, producing all sorts
from rocking horses to wrought iron items. The bank will exchange
sterling for "Victorian" coins specially produced for the town, and these
can be spent in many of the shops within Blists Hill and at the
Victorian-style fairground. Meals are served at the New Inn pub and at
the Forest Glen Refreshment Pavilion (the latter has a children's menu).
Allow plenty of time for a visit here, as
there is lots to see. If time permits, you could also visit one of the
other museums in Ironbridge - there are ten in total! If you plan to
visit more than one of the museums at any time, make sure you buy a passport
ticket, which allows you to visit all of the museums - with no expiry date
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Open:
Daily Admission: Blists Hill only: Passport: (allows you to visit
all 10 museums in the group) Children below 5 years: free of charge
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