Compressor House and Crusher chimney, Snailbeach Lead Mine
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Compressor House and Crusher chimney, Snailbeach Lead Mine
Image: © Espresso Addict Taken: 17 Apr 2010
The grade-II-listed Compressor House (right) dates from 1881 and is one of the best preserved mine buildings. The two-storey building is built of limestone rubble with red brick; its chimney is in red brick. See also Image The Crusher House chimney (left) dates from c1873 and is also grade II listed
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Image Location
Latitude
52.613418
Longitude
-2.924938