Embrace Dark Tales from Cornwall’s Maritime Past in our Autumn Lecture Series

Embrace Dark Tales of Cornwall: Our Autumn Lecture Series

As the summer sun begins to fade and Cornwall’s dramatic coastline takes on a more mysterious air, we’re preparing to delve into the shadowy depths of Cornwall’s maritime past.

This autumn, history and folklore enthusiasts can gather for “A Dangerous Coast: Dark Tales from Cornwall’s Maritime Past” – our captivating Autumn lecture series that promises to send shivers down your spine as the nights grow longer.

Cornwall’s rugged coastline has always been a stage for drama, danger, and dark deeds. From treacherous rocks that claimed countless vessels to the secretive world of smugglers, the Cornish coast harbours fascinating stories. This Autumn Lecture series pulls back the curtain on these hidden histories, revealing the darker chapters that have shaped Cornwall’s coastal identity for centuries.

A Perfect Autumn Evening Out

Each lecture begins at 7:30pm, with doors opening at 7pm for those wanting to enjoy a drink from the museum’s Waterside Café. The talks typically run for 45 minutes, followed by Q&A sessions where curious attendees can delve deeper into the mysteries that have captivated them.

Tickets

Ticket prices starting at just £5 for students and £6 for online attendees, the series is designed to be accessible to anyone with a passion for Cornwall’s maritime heritage.

Standard tickets to attend in-person are £8, while museum members enjoy a 10% discount

Book Your Descent into Cornwall’s Maritime Past

As autumn settles over Cornwall and the evenings draw in, what better way to embrace the season than by exploring the shadows of Cornwall’s maritime past? Whether you’re a longtime resident curious about untold local stories or a visitor seeking to understand Cornwall beyond its picture-postcard reputation, this lecture series offers a unique opportunity to see Cornwall through a different lens.

The autumn nights are calling, and Cornwall’s intriguing secrets are waiting to be revealed.

Discover the Autumn Lecture Series