Clevedon Pier has a fascinating history and in a bid to capture verbatim recollections from the past, the Trust has been collecting oral history recordings from people who have had
Clevedon Pier and Heritage Trust are very pleased to announce the installation of three public Information Boards on Wildlife, Geology and Minerals.
As part of a re-vitalised education and outreach programme the Pier is creating information boards on Wildlife, Minerals, Tides and Geology.
A portfolio of pandemic lockdown images has been added to the interactive Memory Bank exhibit on Clevedon Pier.
There are over 14,000 plaques on Clevedon Pier, and the newest one has been specially-designed to mark the collapse of the Pier on Friday 16 October 1970 The brass plaque
A scale model of Clevedon Pier will be on public display in the visitor centre from Friday 16 October to Sunday 18 October as part of events to mark its
In March 1980, almost ten years after two spans of Clevedon Pier had collapsed into the muddy waters of the Bristol Channel, there was an air of anticipation at the
On the 16th October it will be 50 years to the day since Clevedon Pier collapsed and local people came together to campaign for its restoration. At 10:20AM on the
To celebrate 150 years of Clevedon Pier we have released a new souvenir brochure ‘The First 150 Years’. to mark this historic occasion. Delve into our rich, intriguing and at
We are delighted to announce that the Memory Bank at Discover @ Clevedon Pier now includes a section devoted exclusively to the history of the Marine Lake. Did you know that there
