Links

to other sites

    Holy Trinity Church           Details of the church and hall, burial plan and list of graves with stones (but not the actual inscriptions), plus links and message board. A good site.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amblecote       Bits of Amblecote history.

    www.amblecote.org      Bits of older Amblecote history.

    Amblecote Primary School              A link to Amblecote Primary School, where you can get a fascinating glimpse of how Amblecote's young kids are nurtured.

    Midlands Pubs                        Alas, this site is now but a shadow of its former self, we can but hope it will rise from the dead.

    Stourbridge                       A site where you can explore our neighbour, the town on the other side of the River Stour.

    Black Country History                 An interesting site combining the archives of several of our local archive centres on line.

    International Festival of Glass                 All you want to know about Amblecote and Wordsley's biennial glass festival, events, venues, dates, talks, etc..

    Black Country Connections                    A useful site for tracking down your ancestors - and adding to the pool of knowledge.

    Dudley M.B.C. list of planning applications        A chance to browse and see who is planning what in our area.

    Broadfield House Glass Museum           This is a link to the page on the Dudley council web site which describes the Broadfield House Glass Museum and its contents.

    Red House Glass Cone           This link is to the page on the Dudley council web site which describes the Red House Glass Cone.

    Ruskin Glasshouse College           The Ruskin site has a large selection of glass studios where various glassmaking practices are carried out. There is also a college where the theories and practicalities of glassmaking are taught to young people. This site details the glassmaking collage.

          .....see also    Bruntnell Astley          Unit 15 at the Ruskin Centre.

    Midland Heritage          An interesting site, with probably something for everyone. I like the Dudley Rail Tunnel pictures.

 

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