The Edwardian Tea Room - Bromsgrove

A fascinating place to spend half a day. there is a good number of rescued and reconstructed buildings that are pulled out of the middle when they were “at risk”. the system is relatiw compact and easy to foot, but without feeling overcrowded. several of the buildings are equipped with artifacts of a reasonable age or equipped to give a feeling for their working life. all exhibits have an information field that describes the building structure, its use and where possible a history of their former inmates. Voluntary were also to be given by some of the buildings to provide more information. the whole is in a fairly flat planted anwesen with decent p thread in the main, although one or two areas of the older planted were uneven. next to the larger buildings, this is also the national phone kiosk collection. there is a good parking space and there are toilet facilities and a tearoom for visitors. the entry price at the time of my visit was comparable to that of the English cultural heritage or the national trust for its medium-sized standorte.

I spent several hours at this museum that features a variety of buildings that were brought to this location for people to explore. In addition to the historic structures, the museum also houses a national collection of telephone boxes, which I found interesting. The staff was very helpful and friendly.

A fascinating view into social history, through various buildings that cover the epics. valuable support to get them. if they are very interested in telephone boxes from any reason (sometimes) then they have a small section for it.

Great place full of interesting buildings, which are stored in front of the abort and a nostalgic collection of telephone boxes. windmill is special. interesting book buy. nice little caffe.

Amazing! More than 30 buildings were saved from demolition, ranging from a simple privy to a large commercial building. This past weekend, the International Living History Festival took place with 30 exhibitors and over 20 stalls. Definitely worth a visit whenever it's open. Plus, free parking available.