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MIN 8.029.tif
The ruins of Wheal Coates mine above Chapel Porth on the north Cornish coast. A rare sunset shot taken in the 1970s by artist Tony Giles.

MIN 6.002.tif
An early photograph of Levant Mine before the 1899 construction of Pendeen Lighthouse.

MIN 6.003.tif
Men surveying on the surface at Levant Mine, with a theodolite.

MIN 6.004.tif
The ruins of Levant Mine, showing Headgear engine house.

SCAPE 8.009.tif
In 1865, the Crowns mining complex was visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales (the future Edward VII and Queen Alexandra). These cliffside shafts were thereafter known as The Crowns. Holmans St Just supplied most machinery to them in their…

MIN 8.015.tif
Levant mine complex

MIN 8.016.tif
St Just United Mine with Cape Cornwall in the background. The engine house and chimney of the Cape Cornwall Mine can also be seen.

MIN 8.017.tif
The Ale and Cakes section of United Mines. This is one of the few remaining 18th century engine houses - many were demolished for Royal Engineers' explosives training in the Second World Wear before preservation laws were passed for such buildings.…

MIN 8.019.tif
In 1865, the Crowns mining complex was visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales (the future Edward VII and Queen Alexandra). These cliffside shafts were thereafter known as The Crowns. Holmans St Just supplied most machinery to them in their…

MIN 8.021.tif
Sunset over the Wheal Coates mine engine house.

MIN 8.023.tif
The engine house at United Mines in Gwennap, one of Cornwall's richest mining areas. This engine house was built in 1904 to house a stamping engine. (Photo by Tony Giles.) See MIN 8.025

MIN 8.024.tif
The Ale and Cakes section of United Mines. This is one of the few remaining 18th century engine houses - many were demolished for Royal Engineers' explosives training in the Second World Wear before preservation laws were passed for such buildings.…

MIN 8.025.tif
The engine house at United Mines in Gwennap, one of Cornwall's richest mining areas. This engine house was built in 1904 to house a stamping engine. (Photo by Tony Giles.) See MIN 8.023

MIN 8.028.tif
Mine surface complex.

MIN 8.032.tif
Dolcoath Mine surface complex

MIN 8.036.tif
Ruins of Levant Mind compressor and generator house.

MIN 8.043.tif
A hand cart with photographer's equipment at Gurnard's Head Mine.

MIN 8.044.tif
Beam, engine house, launders and overshot wheel at unnamed Cornish mine.

MIN 8.045.tif
A typical Cornish mine scene of the 1880s. Pictured here is Carn Galver Mine, situated between Rosemergy and Porthmeor on the Land's End-to-St Ives coastal road. Remains of these buildings can still be seen near the Count House (administrative…

MIN 4.027.tif
Two ruined engine houses with chimneys smoking.
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