Walsall Leather Museum

4.8/5 based on 828 reviews
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Its a real gem of a place to visit the Staff were very informative and time to chat to us Rose and Co . Its very unique to think it was known all round the world its its hay day. Well done to all it was lovely , shame the Coffee shop was not open though
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Nice little informative museum, 8 minutes walk from Walsall railway station. Free entry and staffs were welcoming which makes it worth £5 donation at least. They sell some heavily discounted branded leather goods which is worth a visit just to hunt for some present.
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Great place to visit and it's free
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I have visited this museum on many occasions and consider it a must see for anyone who comes to visit. The initial doubtful response we get is usually replaced by increasing curiosity especially when reacting with the very skilled and informative staff demonstrating turning leather into goods. It seems almost any animal skin can be made into leather with the appropriate process. You will learn that although Walsall became to be known throughout the World for it's skilled workers in leather it was the production of lorinery where it all started. Definitely worth a visit.
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Very Interesting for all ages
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Visited today, with 3 grandchildren. Lovely staff a great place to spend a hour or so. Grandchildren love it 👍
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Really nice place to visit and you get to create your own leather keyring for a small fee but it is an interesting place to find out about leather and how it's made
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Stitchers and skivers always interesting and always welcoming. Fantastic projects to do and help always given.
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It's ok
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Put on some great activities for kids although would like to have some aimed at younger children my 2 year old ends up left out
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Great little place. Staff very friendly and knowledgable. The key ring making is lovely
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Brilliant oldie worldwide stuff I found it very interesting
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Lovely collection of artefacts and very helpful and friendly staff
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Interesting and informative place no tickets required for visiting. Doesn’t look much popular with visitors however nice friendly staff.
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Not as clean as it used to be
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Excellent place for a school visit.
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I didn't know about Walsall's history of leather until visiting the museum. Some fascinating facts to be discovered and the chance to make a personalised keyring!
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Excellent and informative, will be a shame to see it move, the building is part of the history. The staff were very helpful and friendly and especially the guy who gave the demonstration. Kids with us were thrilled.
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Really interesting to see how things used to be in Walsall with the leather industry at the heart of it all. Wendy was lovely and very knowledgeable.
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very good day hour trip. self funded . free to get in. , daughter enjoyed herself
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it's free and you can also get a free piece of leather
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Excellent parking, interesting place and very friendly staff...well worth a visit. Will certainly return!
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I can't say anything but it's good place for history lovers and it's entry is free too.
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great history in leather and the staff 50/50......
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Wonderful archive into the past of leather trade.
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