Description
DATE: Saturday 12 September 2020
TIME: Doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm start
VENUE: The Diving Museum, Stokes Bay Road, Gosport, PO12 2QU
EVENT: Illustrated evening talk by a diving specialist
SEATS: Seating is limited 60 maximum
TICKETS: Please note: we do not issue tickets. You will receive a confirmation email which can be presented at the Museum reception desk in lieu of tickets.
TIME: Doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm start
VENUE: The Diving Museum, Stokes Bay Road, Gosport, PO12 2QU
EVENT: Illustrated evening talk by a diving specialist
SEATS: Seating is limited 60 maximum
TICKETS: Please note: we do not issue tickets. You will receive a confirmation email which can be presented at the Museum reception desk in lieu of tickets.
VENUE NOTES:
There is a pay-and-display carpark beside the museum. Parking is free after 6pm.
There is no toilet in the museum but public toilets are immediately adjacent.
As an earth-covered Battery, the museum can be cool in the evenings. Warm clothing is advisable. We will also supply blankets and heaters if required.
There is a small flight of 6 steps down into the museum. If you need assistance on the stairs, our volunteers will be happy to help.
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‘Shipwrecks of the World’ is an illustrated talk by Richard Jones, author and wreck diving specialist.
Richard has been researching shipwrecks for more than 29 years and has written eleven books – mostly on forgotten historical events and disasters. His aim is to commemorate as many forgotten incidents as possible; his work has already led to six memorial plaques being installed to recognise the victims of such tragedies.
His talk will focus on wrecks that have some significance, interesting stories and wrecks that he has dived on himself.
He will also talk about the work he does including past and future projects.
