Here is the Trevithick Society East Cornwall Branch programme for 2013. The December event will be announced later in the year. The next programme update will be May (ish)
Tuesday 15th
January: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.
Tuesday 19th
February: 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall
‘Lead Mining an overview’
An illustrated talk by Colin Short of the
Trevithick Society.
Tuesday 19th March: 7.30pm
Liskeard Public Hall
Underground Devon
and Cornwall.
An
illustrated talk by Dave Warne, Chairman of the Plymouth Caving group.
Saturday 20th
April -1:30pm Calstock Station Car park
A walk above
and along the river bank at Calstock- a Victorian Inland port
A walk around the Danescombe Valley and Calstock by Steve Docksey, experienced
guide and local historian. Stout footwear recommended.
10-12th
May AGM Weekend-St.
Agnes Area.
A weekend of
talks and walks.
.
Saturday 15th
June -Moorswater, Liskeard
The Industrial
History of Moorswater.
A walk by Iain
Rowe of the Caradon Hill Area Heritage project. Stout footwear recommended.
Meet 1100 at Coombe Station.
Tuesday July 9th -7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall
William West-The
last great Cornish engineer?
An illustrated talk by John Manley. This talk will
be followed by a walk on Caradon moor illustrating some of West’s work.
Saturday July 13th
– South Caradon Mine
Memories of
machines and men
A walk amongst the remains of a Cornish mine by
John and Cheryl Manley. Meet 1100 at the Crows Nest Inn car park. Stout
footwear recommended.
September:
(date to be confirmed) 7.30pm Liskeard Public Hall
Robey Steam
Engines and the Robey Trust.
A talk by
David Davis of the Robey Trust.
Tuesday 8th
October: 7:30pm Liskeard Public Hall
20th
Century Mining in East Cornwall and Devon
by Owen
Baker of the Trevithick Society.
Tuesday 12th
November: 7:30pm Liskeard Public Hall
Computer three dimensional mine models of
Cornwall
by Dr. Keith
Russ of Western United Mines.