West Bromwich
Created | Updated Jan 28, 2002
West Bromwich, which is where i live (why else would anyone write about it), is located in the West Midlands. It's probably most well known for being next to Birmingham, as there are very few other things interesting about it.
LANDMARKS
Most notable landmarks are the Oak House (A tudor house dating back to the 14th century or thereabouts), and the clock tower on Carters Green (which dates back to some year quite a while ago).
The Oak House is actually a historical museum of sorts, although the reason it is popular with the youngsters of the area is because it has a nice big patch of grass in the grounds which is ideal for football and cricket.
The clock tower is, well, just a victorian style clock. The only real interesting thing that's happened to it in recent times is when some football fans decided to get the bells to continuously chime, much to the annoyance of nearby residents.
LANDMARKS
Most notable landmarks are the Oak House (A tudor house dating back to the 14th century or thereabouts), and the clock tower on Carters Green (which dates back to some year quite a while ago).
The Oak House is actually a historical museum of sorts, although the reason it is popular with the youngsters of the area is because it has a nice big patch of grass in the grounds which is ideal for football and cricket.
The clock tower is, well, just a victorian style clock. The only real interesting thing that's happened to it in recent times is when some football fans decided to get the bells to continuously chime, much to the annoyance of nearby residents.
