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Uncover the past and behind the scenes information from our expert speakers. As part of Poole Maritime Festival, this month’s talk will highlight the story behind the discovery of the Swash Channel Wreck with guest speaker Dave Parham from Bournemouth University.
Admission is free but donations are welcome. Book in advance at Poole Museum to avoid disappointment.
Admission is free but donations are welcome.
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