The following photographs were taken at South Crofty Mine between 1993 and 1998. The photographs may be reproduced for personal use but any publication, in whatever medium, without approval of the author is an infringement of copyright. All photographs (unless stated) are © N. LeBoutillier, 1993 - 2008.
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The following photographs were taken at South Crofty Mine since its closure. The workings are flooded up to Deep Adit Level (around 140 feet below surface), but this has left the workings on North Tincroft Lode still accessible. The owners, Western United Mines, are currently (June 2008) driving crosscuts from the Tuckingmill decline (at the 10 Fathom Level), north and south, to link various shafts for ventilation purposes and to act as starting points to access deeper workings and initate mining operations. The photographs may be reproduced for personal use but any publication, in whatever medium, without approval of the author is an infringement of copyright. All photographs are © N. LeBoutillier, 2004 - 2008.
This page last updated 05/06/2008
