Uncover the Secrets of Pendennis Headland: Free Talk by Renowned Archaeologist

Residents of Falmouth and history enthusiasts alike have an exciting opportunity to delve into the rich past of Pendennis Headland.

Renowned Cornwall-based archaeologist, Charlie Johns, is set to give a free talk on the history of this iconic site at Pendennis Castle next Thursday, 23 May, at 7pm.

Discover Pendennis Headland’s Fascinating Past

Charlie Johns, celebrated for his extensive work in uncovering Cornwall’s historical treasures, will lead an engaging presentation detailing the history of Pendennis Headland. The talk will explore the significance of the headland throughout different periods and its role in shaping Falmouth’s heritage.

Community Action Group and Conservation Efforts

Following the talk, attendees will have the chance to learn about plans for the newly formed Pendennis Headland Community Action Group. This group aims to enhance the educational and historical value of the headland through a series of improvement projects. Working closely with Falmouth Town Council, the group will contribute to the “Fortress Falmouth” conservation management plan.

The proposed projects include the installation of interpretation information boards, the creation of a historically informed walking route, improvements to historical buildings, and the reinstatement of lost pathways. These efforts are intended to make the headland more accessible and informative for both locals and visitors, enriching their understanding of Falmouth’s historical landscape.

Event Details and Amenities

The talk will be held at Pendennis Castle, with free parking available at the main car park on Castle Drive. The presentation is expected to last approximately one hour, and refreshments will be available for purchase on site.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to gain insights into Pendennis Headland’s past and future developments. Mark your calendars for a captivating evening with Charlie Johns and the launch of meaningful community projects aimed at preserving Falmouth’s heritage.