We’re happy to bring you the recording of our ‘in conversation’ event with author and BCLM historian, Simon Briercliffe and University of Wolverhampton’s Professor Keith Gildart. Join them as they discuss Black Country identity, rock n roll and industry…
The BCSC Halloween Online Special Thursday 28th October, 7-9pm, Zoom After last year’s spine-chilling Black Country Gothic event, we’re gathering around the virtual fireside again for an evening of spooky science fiction (and science fact!), all with a distinctive Black Country twist. Expect mutants, mummies, monsters, machines and tales of Read more…
The History at Home series has a new look! You can now take a tour around some of the museum’s buildings and find out more about what life would have been like for the people who lived and worked in these buildings. This week we have a tour of the Read more…
The BCSC are thrilled to be supporting Black Country Living Museum’s History at Home project. Have you checked out the History at Home mini-documentary about the devastating 1832 cholera outbreak that hit the Black Country? There’s also an interactive Powerpoint to use with Key Stages 1 & 2 for home learning. University Read more…
The BCSC are thrilled to be supporting Black Country Living Museum’s History at Home project. This week’s BCLM History at Home explores the lives of Black Country children in the 19th and early-20th centuries. In addition to the video and interactive Powerpoint, there are also blogposts exploring some of the museum’s archival Read more…
The BCSC are thrilled to be supporting Black Country Living Museum’s History at Home project. These new resources have been specially designed to support families in providing quality and engaging learning content for KS1-2 learners in their own homes, all with a Black Country twist! Right now, you can learn Read more…