Blists Hill is an open air museum representing a Victorian town, recreated and opened in 1973. Previously a thriving industrial area in the 1800s and 1900s with brickworks, blast furnaces, tile works and a clay mine, it has been created from existing buildings, replica buildings, and actual buildings moved from elsewhere. Full write up and review with photos to follow.
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Categories: England, Industrial Rides, Travel
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I enjoy visiting places like this. We once visited Beamish Village in Northumbria which was a working museum. It really takes you back in time.
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That’s on our list!
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I look foward to that post!!
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May be a few weeks away, three more posts on our Industrial trip followed by a few weeks rest. South Coast next possibly. Grateful for your interest Darlene 🙏🕉👫
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