Welcome
to Stourbridge.com, your internet guide to this historic town in the English
West Midlands. Stourbridge is most famous for its Glass
industry and the Stourbridge Lion
locomotive, the first to run commercially in the USA in 1829. Stourbridge
is a great place to live, and visit as well! |
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Situated on the edge of the Black
Country and less than fifteen miles from Birmingham,
the UK's second city, Stourbridge has lovely countryside right on the
doorstep. Villages such as Kinver, Churchill,
Belbroughton and Clent are just a few minutes drive away. Also,
the Stourbridge Canal arm makes a lovely
walk or bike ride towards the Kinver direction. As a result, Stourbridge
is an unusual mix of industrial and rural influences, giving it a unique
character. Stourbridge town centre features many well preserved old
buildings and interesting specialist shops.
Great pubs and restaurants
make the town well worth a visit. Centrally located and just a few minutes
drive from the M5 and M6 motorways, Welcome
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