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Eve Hill, Dudley — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Eve Hill is a residential area of Dudley that changed counties twice, leaving Worcestershire in 1966 and Staffordshire in 1974 for the West Midlands.
About Eve Hill
Where to stay in Eve Hill
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Dudley keeps the rooms. Eve Hill is housing, and a traveller with Priory Hall or the Dudley Boer War Memorial on the list will still be sleeping somewhere else in the town, since the area carries no lodging of its own in the record. The Church of St James the Great stands within the same streets.
Work, family or a fixed appointment is what brings a visitor to this particular corner of Dudley.
About Eve Hill
What are the main landmarks in Eve Hill?
Named houses outnumber the churches here. Abberley House, Chaddesley House and Kudos House all appear on the record for Eve Hill, alongside the Church of St James the Great, St Barnabas and St Francis. Priory Hall adds a fourth building of that kind, and the Dudley Boer War Memorial is the single monument the area is credited with.
Eight names, and no museum among them.
What is the history of Eve Hill?
The county line moved twice. Eve Hill belonged to Worcestershire until 1966, passed briefly to Staffordshire, and settled inside the West Midlands in 1974, all without the streets themselves shifting an inch. The Industrial Revolution made the place matter.
That period is what the record singles out for Eve Hill, while Priory Hall, the Church of St James the Great and the Dudley Boer War Memorial carry the names that reach print.
Where is Eve Hill?
Eve Hill is a built-up corner of Dudley in the West Midlands of England, ground that answered to Worcestershire and then Staffordshire before the county line settled.
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Updated September 2026