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Simona Kitanovska

A Century-Old British Pub Rebuilt At A Museum

The newly rebuilt Elephant and Castle pub at the Black Country Living Museum in Wolverhampton, in the United Kingdom, pictured in an undated photo. The pub opened early on Monday, August 15, for a special preview event for previous tennants, their family members and even a former landlord. (Black Country Living Museum,SWNS/Zenger)

A 115-year-old Edwardian pub in England which closed in 2001 has reopened its doors once again after being rebuilt brick-by-brick at a museum.

The grand Elephant and Castle public house once proudly stood on the corner of Stafford Street and Cannock Road in Wolverhampton, a city in England’s Midlands region, in the United Kingdom, after being built in 1905.

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