Women in Property Midlands Branch would like to invite you to join us at the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley for a morning of history.

The exhibits delve into the vibrant stories of industries and individuals that shaped the Black Country's heritage. Visitors can explore themes of booming industry, expertise in new technologies and migration stories that shaped the Black Country’s industrial landscape during this transformative period by exploring the buildings, meeting new costumed characters and watching demonstrations of brickmaking and aluminium casting.

We will begin the morning with breakfast rolls and teas and coffees in the Workers Institute Committee room which itself was founded by female chain makers.

The morning will then be followed by a walk around the museum with demonstrations of brickmaking and aluminium casting.

This event is kindly sponsored by Rapleys; “Rapleys is an action-oriented property consultancy offering tailored services throughout the UK. We act faster and go further to help our clients to achieve their goals.

We are genuinely recognised as best-in-class for the services we offer and the industries we operate in. That’s because we have built our business around people with authentic expertise, only offering services where we are the stand-out partner of choice.

Our people are what makes Rapleys. We celebrate the individuality and expertise that each person brings, and as a team, we share the same values and work collaboratively, connecting across disciplines, locations and sectors.

Please wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and suitable clothing as the museum is mostly outdoors.

Members and Non-Members of all genders are welcome to attend.

Registration Deadline: 07 May 2025

Event Contact: Events Team