We had a tour round the back to back houses which I finally managed to book and get on. It was a glimpse of life for ordinary people moving from the 1840s through to the 1970s. It was fairly child friendly with lots of authentic items they could touch and feel.
Then in the evening we went to the black country museum which had a Victorian Christmas evening. It was very busy so everything had to be queued for and was busy. We also spent more money than just the tickets - the girls went on the fairground rides (which are not dreadfully expensive - a pound a ride!) and also we bought supper, roast chestnuts, sweets and mullled wine.
We read 
which tells the story of the Nativity from the point of view of the Shepherds (and I note has been dramatized for BBC 1).
which tells the story of the Nativity from the point of view of the Shepherds (and I note has been dramatized for BBC 1). 
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