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Cothele Consols Engine House General concensus is that this engine house was built in the latter half of the 19th Century when mining was restarted in the Danescombe Valley. It housed a 30 or 40 inch Cornish beam engine for pumping and crushing equipment. It is now holiday accommodation after repair and conversion by the Landmark Trust.
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| Author | John Lindsay |
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