Port Sunlight at War: The Village During the Second World War

A 20-minute lunchtime talk at Port Sunlight Museum on how the village and its residents adapted to wartime life during the Second World War.

Part of the Heritage Highlights series of 20-minute lunchtime talks at Port Sunlight Museum, this session explores how the village and its residents adapted to life during the Second World War. It covers air raids and blackouts, and the role of Lever Brothers and local workers in supporting the war effort. Talks are delivered by the Port Sunlight Village Trust team and are included with museum admission.