On Saturday 5th December, 3-5pm, come and join us for an engaging talk with Cornish Historian, Barry West. The talk reveals how the county’s landscapes, people and traditions may have helped inspire one of Dicken’s most cherished works. Blending history, literature and Cornwall’s rich industrial heritage. this fascinating presentation offers a fresh perspective on the lasting relationship between Dickens and Cornwall.
As part of the In-conversation series, this special talk takes place in the stunning Round Room at Port Eliot.
You will be welcomed with Carol singing and the opportunity to sample the Smoking Bishop drink, as featured in the Christmas Carol. Mince pies and alternative refreshments will be available.
