File:Great Work Mine From Tregonning Hill late 19th Century.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionGreat Work Mine From Tregonning Hill late 19th Century.jpg |
English: Great Work Mine, photographed from Tregonning hill in the late 19th-century, by an unknown photographer. Leeds shaft visible at the far left. The visible track that starts in the foreground is 'Granny Polly Lane'. |
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Source | Mining in Cornwall, Vol 2. |
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This photograph is a scan from an old publication on mines. Although the text and some of the photos that they took would possibly be subject to copyright, this company is now defunct, since 1997. This particular photo is taken by an unknown person at a period of time that is not specific 'late 19th century'. Therefore i believe that it is not subject to copyright.
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