PK Porthcurno

Welcome to the PK Porthcurno Telegraph Museum in Cornwall Nestled on the beautiful coastline of Cornwall, PK Porthcurno, formerly known as the Porthcurno Telegraph Museum, offers a captivating journey into the history of global communications. Step into the world of telegraphy, where undersea cables revolutionised how we connect with the world. The museum's exhibits transport you back in time, showcasing the incredible feats of engineering that allowed messages to traverse oceans and continents.  Discover the many things to do in Cornwall PK Porthcurno Museum  Explore the history of communications at the museum, from the discovery of electricity and Morse code to the technology of the future at the PK Porthcurno.  Porthcurno received its first cable in 1870 at the Eastern House, which was the beating heart of the Porthcurno telegraph station. Today, you can explore immersive and interactive exhibits that bring its exciting past to life for the family to enjoy.  During the Second World War, a top secret bunker was constructed where the Allies could operate under the protection of armed guards and bomb-proof doors. Today, you can put on your hard hats and explore the bunker where the Allies could communicate in secret and discover the importance of the telegram towards the Allied victory.  Just outside the museum  and above the sandy beaches of the Cornish coastline, you can check out the Cable Hut. Built in 1929, this modest building is where undersea telegraph cables where connected from across the world. Fitted with all of its original features, the Cable Hut is a one of a kind place that stands as an important historic site to this day.   Enjoy one of the best things to do in Cornwall with the family at PK Porthcurno Whether you're a history enthusiast, a tech aficionado, or simply seeking unique things to do on a serene coastal escape, PK Porthcurno promises an unforgettable experience. Immerse yourself in the world-changing story of global communications while embracing the natural wonders of Cornwall's coast. It's a journey that bridges the past, present, and the boundless horizon of the future.