The Appley Bridge Meteorite - The Space Rock that Hit Lancashire!

Thought-provoking talks to take you on a journey through history and beyond.

The fascinating tale of the Appley Bridge meteorite, the second largest to strike the UK in 1914. Recently dramatised in a BBC radio play, this captivating story sheds light on an extraordinary event in Lancashire's history.  

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Access

The venue is fully accessible, but we endeavour to ensure this event is open to all, so welcome you to contact us regarding any specific requirements you may have before the event: [email protected] or 0161 306 1982.

Donation

The event is free of charge but as a small charity, we welcome your donations as your help will enable us to continue our work in these difficult times. Suggested donations from £3.00 - £10.00. All donations are gratefully received. Thank you.

Data Gathering

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