Tip: do not include 'mine' or 'quarry', search by name e.g. 'cwmorthin', use 'Sounds like search' if unsure of spelling

Advanced Search 'Sounds like search'

Quick a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Tip: narrow down your search by typing more than one word and selecting 'Search for all words' or 'Exact search'

Search for any word
Search for all words
Exact search

Home > Mines, Quarries & Sites > Newnham Court Sand/Gravel Mine

Newnham Court (Sand Hole) Sand/Gravel Mine (United Kingdom)

Sand mine

Collapsed entrance in large pit, reputed to have passages running for half a mile. Was once used as a show cave.

References
"Kent & East Sussex Underground", Kent Underground Research Group

References
“Caves & Tunnels in SE England Part 6”, Chelsea Speleological Society page 37-38

Photos of Newnham Court Sand/Gravel Mine

Historic Photographs Of Newnham Court (0 photos)
Last updated July 7^th 2008 by legacyuser

Photographs Of Newnham Court (0 photos)
Last updated July 7^th 2008 by legacyuser

Google Earth Map of Newnham Court Sand/Gravel Mine

To view the location details and the Google Map please sign in or register an account.

Documents for Newnham Court Sand/Gravel Mine

Sorry, there are no documents currently available. If you have any documents you can share please click the 'Upload a Document' tab.

Major Mining Region

Mines and Quarries of South East England

Newnham Court Sand/Gravel Mine belongs to the Kent region.

See more:

All sand/gravel mines in United Kingdom (TQ)
All sand/gravel mines in United Kingdom

I.A. Recordings: Mining and Industrial History DVDs