James Terrace
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James Terrace
Image: © Nikkichaplin Taken: Unknown
Typical miners' cottages in Latchley, built during the mining boom of the 1840s/1850s. Built by mine captain, William James. Most of the miners worked initially at Devon Great Consols, across the Tamar; but mines also opened in Latchley village to exploit the copper deposits.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.540041
Longitude
-4.245653