This was when the line was reconstructed to accommodate engines. Tou might need 20/20 vision to see the detail.

CAT survey. Copyright to CAT, if they ask me to remove it I will.;

Possibly the only one in existance, I purchased it from a gentlemen now deceased who lived at Truthwall.

The S.W. quadrant of the map.

The S.W. quadrant of the map.
As usual, the bit you want is on the edge!

1:25 000 First Series. Dated 1963.
Based on 6" sheets 1913-15, with revisions.

Copy of Sheet 78/ Southern Half. Dated as 1841 but very much based on the original survey data of 1816-1823. This is a copy of a facsimile printed in 1970. My apologies for any deficiency in quality.

From SH 66 1:25 000 First Series.
Dated 1958 but not greatly amended from the 1911/13 6" Sheets.

Coloured plan showing veins, flats, principal levels and geology of Rotherhope Flee area. Copy of original by KC Dunham

Plan and section of Messr's Hinchcliffes workings

Plan and Section with some surface features

Shows the conjectured stage by stage development, based on the abandonment plan.

Says it all really!

Plan of dressing floors at Jacksons level, Greenlaws Mine

This connecting level became the Floor 11 Landrover/Caplamp tour at Gloddfa Ganol

Based on Oakeley Plans and my own wanderings.

This plan has been prepared from an original which formed part of a report to the Ffestiniog Slate Group on the feasibility of expanding the Craig Ddu workings into the Manod Quarry workings. The plan shows the workings as existing circa 1983.

This is an extract from a plan of Tehidy Manor in 1737. It shows the 15 shafts of the mine which began life around 1500 and ended up as Wheal Basset. Interestingly, a recent archaeological survey of Higher Carnkie (Sharpe 1992: 28) located and named four of these disused shafts, Gigmagouge, Jonathans, Boundsbean and Whealcarn.

Map showing the original blondin locations, both horizontal and inclined ca. 1912 based on OS 1:2500 mapping with additional annotation etc.

a survey of the adit level of old gunnislake mine located under the cornish side of gunnislake bridge at river level.

Sketch of Henholmes Colliery remains from August 2004

a report by john grimes partnership in Plymouth on remedial works and hazard management relating to old gunnislake mine from 1992, has some useful maps and information on the mine.

I drew this plan for a guidebook - the tour was subsequently amended to include the view up the emergency exit.

I drew this plan for a guidebook - the tour was subsequently amended to include the view up the emergency exit.

Hand drawn plan, not to scale

A recent exploration and some interpretation of this mine.

A description of my explorations including another one of my digging projects.

A description of my explorations of these mines over the years

Description of my explorations of this mine in 1996.

A report on my explorations of this mine in the 1990s

This mainly covers the exploration of Scaleburn after the discovery of the horse gin.

Trip reports and drawings etc scanned from the West Cumbria Mine Research Group journals late 1980s to about 1996 covering virtually the complete exploration of this mine including many places not previously entered by modern explorers. Permission to reproduce from Dave Banks, chairman WCMRG.

an extract from the tavistock times november 5th 1868.
unclear if it relates to monkstone or one of the smaller brentor workings.

Not marketing material for a mine, but for the site. Download, print and share :)

This brought the news that the old tour via instanley had closed and a new tour was being constructed on the surface on the site of the screens. It contained a description of the new tour and the reasoning behind it. (Five years later the whole site closed again.)

This was the guide book to the Mining Museum in the early 1980's, when visitors descended the Winstanley Shaft into the genuine working display, which is described here.

This was my draft of the history of Wynne and the Cambrian Quarries, produced in the 1980's for the James' who were running Wynne as a tourist mine. See the introduction for more commentary.

Old leaflet for Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine

Found this on the web by accident. Quite an interesting little doc especially if your Cornish!

This is the original guidebook which was written for Gloddfa Ganol (not by me!) and which we somehow never got round to re-writing, instead I wrote "Candles to Caplamps" and "Walk into the Slate Mountain" and alsways intended to produce a similar thing for the Floor 11 landrover Safari, complete with Certificate to be signed by the guide (sighs!).

This was the guide I wrote for the Tourist level at Gloddfa Ganol. There was another tour up on floor 11, but I never got round to printing the descriptive for it. The first version of this was duplicated, then when all that got used up Wil had it re-printed by Cambrian News press.

A one off open day.

This document by the late Rodney Weaver formed part of our joint reports on HafodLas. I have updated it with additional information gleaned since then.

Reports from ulverston mirror 1871 on boring operations at Lindal Cote by F B Beaumont's diamond rock Boring machine.

Acknowledgements.
Thanks to the Trevithick Society and the author for permission to reproduce this article.

Acknowledgements.
Thanks to the Trevithick Society and the author for permission to reproduce this article.

This doc. has been uploaded with permission from the Trevithick Socirty and the author.

This is the text of a document I produced in 1990 for the Red Rose Live Steam Group who were undertaking the restoration of the No.1 Winding Engine.

I wrote this, with some accompanying illustrations for the Red Rose Live Steam Society, who were working on the restoration of the Astley No.1 Winding Engine.
A separate document describes the engine in detail.

This I found among my South Crofty Collection. where they buying stuff from Wheal Martha or acting as consultants?

A brief description by Burrow of his technique in taking the underground mining photos of 1893.

Share Cert 1875

Share Certificate from 1871

A little biography

a share certificate from te last company to work the roughton gill mines