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Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country,

The Power to change the world

James Watt (1736-1819) A Life in 50 Objects

In Watt, Black Country, Birmingham, Industry, Steam, Enlightenment,

International Festival of Glass at the Ruskin Centre & Glasshouse College

In Glass, Black Country,

Forging Ahead

Austerity to Prosperity in the Black Country 1945-1968

In Black Country,

In Green Spaces, Black Country,

Mary Macarthur 1880-1921 The Working Woman’s Champion

RIGHTING THE WRONG

In Women, Black Country,

The Hidden Stories of the Home Front in World War I

In World War 1, Black Country, Worcestershire, University,

The Story of the Great Exhibition – Part 1

In Great Exhibition, Black Country, Industry, Victorian,

Kathleen Dayus - Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country, Birmingham,

Julius Alfred Chatwin - Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country, Birmingham,

Elihu Burritt - Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country,

Sir Alfred Owen - Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country,

Stained glass artist Florence Camm - Birmingham and Black Country Lives

In Black Country, Art, Glass, BMAG,

The Portland Vase - an enigma in glass

In Black Country,

Chance Brothers: pioneering glassmaking technology

In Black Country, Chance Brothers, Glass,

Lighting the world – Chance Brothers family story

In Glass, Chance Brothers, Black Country,

Chance Brothers – Everybody's story

In Glass, Black Country, Chance Brothers,

Francis Brett Young – Life in the Black Country

In Black Country,

Non-conformist churches at the heart of Black Country life

In Black Country,

How industrial pollution affected the lives of Black Country folk

In Black Country,

Cruel world of the nailmakers

In Black Country, Industry,

Demonstrating the nailmaker’s skills

In Black Country, Black Country Living Museum,

Coal, iron, limestone, clay – Discovering the foundation of Black Country history

In Black Country,

Coal mining and the Black Country Living Museum

In Black Country, Black Country Living Museum,

Black Country Lives: Uncovering the Black Country and its people

In Black Country,

In Great Exhibition, Black Country,

In Glass, Black Country, Chance Brothers,

In Great Exhibition, Glass, Black Country,

In Black Country, Birmingham, Industry,

In Black Country,

In Glass, Black Country,

In Women, Black Country,

In Glass, Industry, Black Country,

In Glass, Black Country,

In Glass, Black Country,

In Glass, Industry, Black Country,

In Word, Industry, Birmingham, Black Country, Canals,

From Darlaston to the Somme

In Black Country, Birmingham, World War 1, Staffordshire, Carl Chinn,

How was the Black Country changed by WWI?

In Black Country, Birmingham, World War 1, Worcestershire, Women,

Carl Chinn

In Birmingham, Carl Chinn, Black Country, Peaky Blinders,

Mary Macarthur: 1880-1921 The Working Woman's Champion: Righting the Wrong

In Women, Black Country,

Chance Brothers: A beacon of hope for the Black Country

In Chance Brothers, Black Country, Glass,

The Black Country – The golden years 1945-1968

In Black Country,

How the Black Country changed the British home

In Black Country, Women,

Perceptions of Pollution: Early Industrialisation in Birmingham and the Black Country

In Malcolm Dick, Birmingham, Black Country, Industry, Ironbridge, Women,

Black Country women civic pioneers

In Black Country, Women,

In Black Country, Black Country Living Museum,

In Black Country,

In Black Country, Industry,

Mary Macarthur: The Working Woman's Champion

In Black Country, Black Country Living Museum, Women,

Post-war prosperity and racial tension

In Black Country, Black Country Living Museum,