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About West Bromwich
West Bromwich is the largest town
within the metropolitan borough of Sandwell, in the
English county of West Midlands, five miles north
west of Birmingham. It is sometimes considered a part
of the Black Country. The town has a football team,
West Bromwich Albion. Engineering and chemicals are
important to the town's economy, and a technical college
is located there. William Legge, 2nd Earl of Dartmouth
had his seat at Sandwell Hall. Legge was unusual as
an aristocrat of this period by being a Methodist
and attending the Wednesbury Methodist meetings, where
fellow Methodist - many of them colliers and drovers
- knew him as "Brother Earl". See Black
Country Methodism. For roads, the M5 motorway between
the West Midlands and the West Country passes through
the town. For rail, there are two rail routes through
the town: The Great Western Railway opened the first
section of its route between Birmingham and Wolverhampton
on 14 November 1854, with a station at West Bromwich
& Spon Lane. The trackbed of that line is now
served by the Midland Metro light rail (tram) system.
The London and North Western Railway, later to become
the LMSR, opened its line further to the south of
the town. Here the station was named Spon Lane for
West Bromwich. That has now closed, and the nearest
main-line railway station is now Sandwell and Dudley.
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