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Kernow: Camborne Trevithick Day 25th April 2020
Camborne Trevithick Day is on Saturday April 25th 2020. The 36th year of a one day festival celebrating the town’s mining and industrial heritage and named after its most famous son Richard Trevithick, pioneer of high pressure steam and builder of the first road and railway locomotives. Dancing, entertainment, bands, lots of steam engines including a full sized working replica of Trevithick’s Puffing Billy of 1801 and much much more. With thanks to Trevor Dalley for information provided, more details of the event can be obtained from the Camborne Trevithick Day website.
Image: Camborne Trevithick Day taken from their website.
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