Step into the 1940s, 50s and 60s and experience the hustle and bustle of Black Country Living Museum's new high street.

Meet new historic characters, spot vintage transport, and don’t forget to listen to the Talking Clock or ‘Dial-a-Disc’ in their beautiful 1960s telephone box. With lots of new stories to discover, there’s something for everyone.

Listen to 1950s vinyl in listening booths at Stanton’s Music Shop; remember flavours of the past in Burgin’s Newsagents; try pork baps in the 1950s Marsh & Baxter; look at the styles of the day in Laurie Thomas Hairdressers; find paper passbooks in the West Bromwich Building Society and spot the latest 1950s trends in the window display in E. Minett’s Ladieswear

What’s more, take a look at the weighbridge that has been installed. Did you know that it once weighed Mina the Elephant from Dudley Zoo? It was also the first ever object in the museum's collection.

To book, visit: bclm.com