Lizard Wireless Station — Attraction in Great Britain

Very disappointed travelled all the way from the midlands and then a long walk with a relative who worked most of his life in communications and worked at Marconi we also met another couple also had worked at Marconi but the museum was closed when it stated on the website it was open 12 to 3 pm we even sat for an hour to see if anyone came but nothing I realise this is run by volunteers but feel the national trust is a big organisation and some plan should be in place if it can’t open as it’s not the easiest...

The Lizard Wireless Station is a fascinating place full of history. It’s amazing to stand where Marconi carried out his pioneering wireless experiments over 100 years ago. The location itself is beautiful, with stunning sea views and peaceful surroundings. The National Trust has done a great job preserving the site. A must-visit if you are interested in communication history, or just want a scenic and inspiring...

In January 1901, in simple wooden huts, Marconi received a transmission from the Isle of Wight over 180 miles distant, thus proving that radio would work over the horizon; something that many scientists thought impossible. As a radio amateur, I appreciate this historic place and thank the National Trust for...