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Brand new address for The former Black Country Memories Club website  www.blackcountrymemories.uk
New Pictures of Hickman Park

Fidelitate et Industria Stat Bilstonia' - 'Bilston Endures by Faith and Industry
Fidelitate et Industria Stat Bilstonia' - 'Bilston Endures by Faith and Industry
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Bilston from The Air
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Bilston Sculpture Trail


Poetry © Eileen Ward Birch Pictures by Martin Peake (click image for larger version) See a Slide Show of  The Sculpture Trail here


Monoliths
Steel Monoliths by Miles Davies
Steel Monoliths

Steel columns reaching upwards
Left to rust in rain and shine
Traffic passing, nobody cares.

© Eileen Ward Birch
This Sculpture located at the High Street/Millfields Road Roundabout
consists of 3 steel monoliths about 10 Metres high.
They are intended to reflect Bilston's engineering past
 
Beth's Arch

Iron flames that never flicker
Never warming the girders
That arch over them.

© Eileen Ward Birch
Beth's Arch
Beth's Arch by Sarah Tombs
This 8 Metre high sculpture located on the traffic island at the Black Country Route/Coseley Road junction. It is named after Elizabeth one of the Blast Furnaces located at the Steelworks which once stood nearby.

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