Camelford, Cornwall. PL32 9TT. UK
Tel : 01840 212450E-mail
:
joeparsons@btconnect.comWebsite: www.arthur-online.co.uk 'King
Arthur’s Stone’ &
Last Battlesite c. AD 540 Part of ‘
King Arthur’s Cornwall Discovery Trail'
Land of Arthur
Exhibition, brass rubbing, Grail trail & video.
Shop selling
local gifts & refreshments.
Beautiful
woodland and riverside walks to 6th c. Stone & Battlefield.
Play & picnic
area with wooden castle. Dogs welcome.
Ongoing
archaeological dig.
On the B3314 at Slaughterbridge, Nr CamelfordFollow the brown tourism signs to ‘
King Arthur’s Stone’
from the A39 or B3266.
** Look out for the new ‘ King
Arthur’s Cornwall Discovery Trail’ leaflet **
ENJOY A RIDE ON A STEAM TRAIN ON BODMIN & WENFORD RAILWAYSUPPORTERS OF THE TINTAGEL WEB SITE BODMIN
& WENFORD RAILWAY, BODMIN, CORNWALL
Tel:
0845 125 9 678 E
Mail:
enquiries@bodminandwenfordrailway.co.uk
Website:
www.bodminandwenfordrailway.co.uk
Bodmin & Wenford Railway offers a trip into
nostalgia with steam trains operating from the historic town of Bodmin
through scenic countryside along the preserved six-mile Great Western
Railway branch line to Bodmin Parkway (for walks to Lanhydrock House) and
Boscarne Junction (for the Camel Trail footpath). Steam locomotives include
a G W R pannier tank which returned to steam in 2001. The 60 year old engine
was rescued from a scrapyard in 1981 & last July it was back in steam for
the first time since 1965! The line is Cornwall’s only standard-gauge steam
railway, located about 8 miles from Eden. Bodmin General station (in Bodmin
town centre) has a refreshment room & souvenir shop.
Trains run on selected dates from March to December and daily May 26 to
October 1st. Special events include annual visit of “Thomas the Tank Engine”
July 25 to August 4 and Steam Gala September 6/7 . Evening specials
run on 33 nights between May & September offering a variety of music,
vineyard visits & Murder Mystery!
SIMPLY THE BEST
MUSEUM OF IT'S TYPE IN THE WORLDSUPPORTERS OF THE TINTAGEL WEBSITE THE
MUSEUM OF WITCHCRAFT, THE HARBOUR, BOSCASTLE.
PL35 0AE Telephone: + 44 (0) 1840 250111 E Mail:
museumwitchcraft@aol.com
Website:
www.museumofwitchcraft The museum houses the world's largest
collection of witchcraft related artifacts and regalia. The Museum is 50
years old and has been in Boscastle since 1960. Most people probably don't
think that Witches really existed at all. but here you will see thousands
of objects that will convince you that they did and still do. Journey
through time to see
how Witchcraft has survived and thrives throughout much of the world.
OPEN EASTER TILL HALLOWEEN(Mon-Sat 10.30 till
5.30) (Sun 12.00 till 5.30) Admission: Adults £2, Elders & Children £1 Back to top of page
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