museum in Halfpenny Green

Set in the delightful Georgian town of Bewdley this unique museum offers something for the whole family. Free admission.

Visit the website and follow the links for visitor info, opening times, events and activities, phone numbers etc www.sandwell.gov.uk/museums

A 26 acre open air museum brought to life by costumed characters in an array of original shops, houses and workshops all set in our canal side village.

Admission Charges

Visit the website and follow the links for visitor info, opening times, events and activities, phone numbers etc www.sandwell.gov.uk/museums

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The Shambles Cafe based in the grounds of the historic Bewdley museum offering daily hot & cold lunches and afternoon teas

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RAF Shop

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