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Christmas at the Locksmith's House

Experience the Edwardian home and lock-making workshops of the Hodson family as the festive season begins! Featuring candle-lit ghost stories, forge demonstrations and a history of the Hodson’s in the parlour.

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Locksmith's Christmas

  • 12th Dec 2026
  • 7pm - 9:30pm
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Tickets

Adult - £9.95
Child - £7.50
Carers - £4.95

Address:

The Locksmiths House Museum, 54 New Rd, Willenhall WV13 2DA

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Step Into Christmas at the Locksmith's House

Step into the Edwardian home and lock-making workshops at the Locksmith's House Museum as the festive season begins.

Discover one of the Black Country's hidden historical gems and learn about the lives of the lock-makers who lived and worked here. Explore the historic house, hear stories from its past, and experience the sights, sounds and traditions of a Victorian Christmas.

With a hot drink in hand, enjoy a festive visit featuring candle-lit ghost stories, traditional forge demonstrations, and opportunities to discover the craftsmanship that made Willenhall world-famous for lock-making.

During your visit you can:

  • Watch live forge demonstrations

  • Explore the Edwardian house

  • Discover historic lock displays

  • Learn about the history of the house and its occupants on a guided tour

  • Listen to atmospheric candle-lit ghost stories*

  • Take part in festive Christmas crafts

  • Enjoy seasonal refreshments

  • Join in with traditional carol singing

Christmas at the Locksmith's House offers the chance to experience local history in the place where it happened. Perfect for those looking for a unique and atmospheric festive day out.

*Ghost stories may be more suitable for visitors aged 10 and above.

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  1. KEY INFORMATION

    Parking at the venue is limited, visitors are asked to park responsibly and respectfully of residents. 

    Please note that this takes place at our sister site - The Locksmith's House in Willenhall. 

    This is NOT located at Black Country Living Museum.