Wartime Peterborough Tour

Take a tour with our ARP warden round the streets of the city centre and discover more about Peterborough during the two world wars. Find out about the servicemen from the area and the units they fought in – including in World War I a regiment armed with bicycles. Hear about the industries in Peterborough during World War II and what they made. Discover the chilling role Peterborough was to have played had the Germans invaded… and which top Nazi had his eye on Burghley House to become his new home… Learn what happened when Peterborough was bombed, where American and Polish servicemen were stationed in the city and which Hollywood film star used to drink in the local pubs .A fascinating trip into our more recent past for those who are interested in our wartime history – or for those who lived through it. The tour starts from outside Peterborough Museum on Priestgate. Tickets can be bought from the tour guide on the day or pre-booked from Peterborough Museum (01733 864663) or from the Visitor Information Centre (01733 452336).
Admission
£5 Adults, £3 Concessions

Website
http://www.vivacity-peterborough.com/event/wartime-peterborough-tour

Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk/se000131?id=EVENT533408