Friday 18 May 2018

Walk and talk on National Explosives Factory

First up in our events around Hayle's World War One heritage - a talk and walk by local historian Peter Channon exploring the National Explosives Factory, Hayle.  Both are free and open to all. Please do come along.

The factory was one of the most important in the country during World War One. Before the conflict, it had produced explosives for the mining industry, but switched to military production after 1914.  To view a photogallery of the site (which covers many acres of sand dunes), click here.

Peter will give a talk with background to the factory at 7pm on Thursday 14 June 2018 at Phillack Church Hall - then lead a walk around the dunes on 27 June 2018.

Talk: Thursday 14 June 7pm
Phillack Church Hall TR27 4EB

Walk: Wednesday 27 June 7pm
Upton Towans (meet by Factory Chimney)
This is part of Heroes of Hayle, marking the centenary of World War One in the town. For more details, click hereHeroes of Hayle is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

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