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Blakesley Hall

One of the oldest buildings in Birmingham and a typical example of "black & white" Tudor architecture, constructed in 1590 by Richard Smalbroke as a timber-framed farmhouse. Many historic artefacts are on display in the museum, including authentic candlesticks and pewter goblets. The Gilbertstone, moved in local folklore by the Giant named Gilbert, is displayed in the grounds of the museum.

Address: Blakesley Rd
Getting there: take bus 97 and get off at Station Road bus stop
Hours: Wed-Sun 11AM-4PM
Price: Adults £8, students and elderly £6, children younger than 15 £5
Website: birminghammuseums.org.uk (opens in a new tab)

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