Black Country Living Museum (BCLM) is reopening its popular underground mine experience.
As visitors head below ground in a recreated Black Country coal pit, they will be able to experience the darkness a miner endured, explore a maze of roadways and working areas, and learn about the world of an 1850s coal miner.
Commenting on the news, David Pitt, BCLM’s head of site conservation, transport & maintenance, said: “The whole museum is delighted to bring this experience back to our visitors.
“It has always been a popular part of the museum, and we can’t wait to invite returning visitors to head ‘into the thick’ again, as well as introduce the experience to first-time visitors.”
'Into the Thick' reopens at Black Country Living Museum on Saturday 21 January, tickets are now on sale at bclm.com.
Black Country Living Museum (BCLM) is reopening its popular underground mine experience.
As visitors head below ground in a recreated Black Country coal pit, they will be able to experience the darkness a miner endured, explore a maze of roadways and working areas, and learn about the world of an 1850s coal miner.
Commenting on the news, David Pitt, BCLM’s head of site conservation, transport & maintenance, said: “The whole museum is delighted to bring this experience back to our visitors.
“It has always been a popular part of the museum, and we can’t wait to invite returning visitors to head ‘into the thick’ again, as well as introduce the experience to first-time visitors.”
'Into the Thick' reopens at Black Country Living Museum on Saturday 21 January, tickets are now on sale at bclm.com.