Ironbridge Gorge Museums

“The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust was established in 1967 to preserve and interpret
the remains of the Industrial Revolution in the six square miles of the Ironbridge Gorge.”
“The designation of the Ironbridge Gorge as a World Heritage Site recognised the area’s
unique contribution to the birth of the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, the impact
of which was felt across the world.”   (www.ironbridge.org.uk)

We hope to be able to visit this historic site and some of the most important museums
relating to its development on 27th September 2016
8 a.m.  leave Beeches Car Park
4 p.m.  leave Ironbridge arriving at The Beeches at approximately 6.30 p.m            
Itinerary with estimated timings:
Arrival  10.00  Ironbridge
             10.45  Museum of the Gorge
             11.30  Coalport China Museum
             13.00  Blists Hill Victorian Town + opportunity for lunch
             14.00  Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron              
             16.00  Depart
We will be taken between the various sites by our coach thus enabling us to visit as much
as possible within a limited time.
We are to enjoy a group rate for entry to all the sites of £20 pp or £17 (senior concession).
Total cost of the visit including travel from Cirencester and around the sites £45 or £42
concessions.

Booking:  
Please make your booking with Daphne Morton , paying by
bank transfer to:
Sort code 40-52-40 a/c no 00016646 using reference: your-name/Ironbridge or post to
Ms Daphne Morton, 53 Victoria Road, Cirencester, GL7 1ES with cheque payable to
CSTS.