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The lock-making capital of the world (Willenhall produced the majority of Britain's locks for 300 years), the Lock Museum, and a Black Country town of industrial lock heritage
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Willenhall was the lock-making capital of Britain — the town produced the majority of British door locks, padlocks and key mechanisms from the 18th century. The Lock Museum, in a Victorian locksmith's house, tells the story. The craft skills of Willenhall locksmiths were unequalled.
The Lock Museum is genuinely fascinating. The town centre for local Black Country character. Wolverhampton is close for wider amenities.
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Willenhall is a place in West Midlands known for the lock-making capital of the world (Willenhall produced the majority of Britain's locks for 300 years), the Lock Museum, and a Black Country town of industrial lock heritage. Willenhall was the lock-making capital of Britain — the town produced the majority of British door locks, padlocks and key mechanisms from the 18th century. The population is around 30,000.
Willenhall has diverse independent food. The Black Country community supports good local restaurants.
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