Membership is open to all who are interested in the region’s great industrial past, whether or not they live in Cornwall. Members receive an annual Journal, containing original research material, and a quarterly newsletter. Members are also allowed free admission to several industrial sites in Cornwall.
Join the action – join the Trevithick Society
The Trevithick Society, a registered educational charity (no. 246586), is the organisation for anyone who is interested in the industrial archaeology and all aspects of Cornwall’s past.
The Society takes its name from one of Britain’s foremost inventors and pioneers of the Industrial Revolution, Richard Trevithick, a Cornishman whose name is inseparable from the development of steam power. Cornwall’s mining industry was once the greatest in the world. Its needs spawned an inventive engineering industry that placed Cornwall in the forefront of the Industrial Revolution.
