Former workshops and stables, Belmont Ironstone mine
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Former workshops and stables, Belmont Ironstone mine
Image: © Mick Garratt Taken: 22 Feb 2020
Around the back of the impressive range of buildings used for stabling the ponies that were used underground in the Belmont Ironstone Mine. They are probably the best-preserved surface remains of mine buildings in Cleveland and have found use once again for stables. In the 1970s I remember them being used for housing pigs. Or at least pigs use to roam around the back here. From my photo-diary for 22nd February 2020 see http://www.fhithich.uk/?p=22351
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Image Location
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54.522843
Longitude
-1.047032