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Heritage Open Days - Nissan Plant

From: 11 September 2008

To: 12 September 2008

A chance to see the 'new' industrial heritage of the city.

Thursday 11 Sep 08 - Friday 12 Sep 08
Thurs 9.15am, 1.30pm, 6pm, Fri 9.15am
FREE

Nissan Offices
Washington Road
Sunderland
Email: karen.clare@nissan-nmuk.co.uk

A chance to see the 'new' industrial heritage of the city. See how a car is built, from the panels being welded, to the finished product driving off. Follow 'Nissan Offices' signs.

Wear long sleeves, long trousers and flat shoes. Protective gear provided. Over 11's only. Sorry, no lift.

Pre-booking essential.

Heritage Open Days is part of a series of events taking place between 11th - 14th September 2008 to celebrate England's fantastic architecture, heritage and culture. Full details of all of the events are available at www.twhods.org.uk.

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