Here's the lastest update, Now into the new year.
Tuesday 17th April: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall- The Oblivion of Trevithick- Why are Trevithick’s achievements not fully recognised by history? An illustrated talk by Phil Hosken, author of “The Oblivion of Trevithick”.
11-13th May: AGM Weekend-St Just Area.
Includes field trips to Cot Valley, Bottallack, Kenidjack Valley, St Just Methodist Chapel and Rosevale Mine. The Annual dinner will be at the Commercial Hotel St. Just.
Tuesday 12th June: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall- Field Survey training by Andy Robinson of CHAHP. A follow on survey exercise may be arranged at the meeting.
Tuesday 17th July: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall-Geology of the South West.-How Cornwall’s mineral wealth was formed. An illustrated talk by the geologist. Calum Beeson.
Tuesday 28th August: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall-Devon Great Consols: A talk about this massively rich copper mine by Rick Stewart. A perfect introduction to the walk on the 2nd.
Sunday 2nd September- Exploring the western mines of Devon Great Consols, a walk by Rick Stewart. Meet 1100 at the Wheal Anna Maria Chimney. The walk will be about 3- 4 hours long and include Wheal Maria and Wheal Fanny with an optional extension to look at pre 19th Century tin workings at Blanchdown and Frementor.
Saturday 13th October: Visit to the Robey Trust at Tavistock.-Meet 1100 at the Robey Trust, Parade Business Park, Pixon Lane Tavistock, PL19 9RQ. This will be a live steam day for Trevithick Society members, donations will be welcome by the trust towards fuel costs.
Tuesday 13th November: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall- Cornish China clay, past and present. A presentation by Imerys Minerals about the company’s history and its operations today.
Tuesday 4th December: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall (main hall)South Crofty -
The present and future of Cornish mining. A presentation by South Crofty. An chance to learn more about this exciting project to bring life back to Cornish mining.
Tuesday 15th January 2013 :7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall 'Quarry Memories: an oral history of granite and limestone quarries in Cornwall and Devon.'- an illustrated talk by Dr Kayleigh Milden Project Officer of Peninsula Quarry Industry Social History Trust.