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[[Image:ImCarclaseMine.jpg|thumb| Circa 1830.]]
[[Image:ImCarclaseMine.jpg|thumb| Circa 1830.]]


Carclase Tin Mine, St. Austle.
Carclase (Carclaze) Tin Mine, St. Austell, Cornwall.


Thought to be the earliest mine in the region.
Thought to be the earliest mine in the region.

Latest revision as of 09:08, 18 September 2014

Circa 1830.

Carclase (Carclaze) Tin Mine, St. Austell, Cornwall.

Thought to be the earliest mine in the region.

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