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Brynalyn/Great New Westminster/Pwllhelyg
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 18018 Trust : Clwyd Powys Community : Llanarmon-yn-ial Unitary authority : Denbighshire NGR : SJ19305880 Site Type (preferred type first) : POST MEDIEVAL LEAD MINE
Description : Lead (Early 19th century-1885)
Geology Carboniferous Limestone.
Workings The Great New Westminster Mining Co took over the former Brynalyn sett in the 1880s. Evidence of workings remain as three large shafts, substantially capped, which lie on the lower slopes of the limestone crags to the east of Cae Harry (SJ19155890). The capping has been broken away around the shaft at SJ19205885, to reveal it as a fine stone-lined shaft of some depth. A single shaft mound remains to the east of Pwllhelyg at SJ19555875, which may have been on the same vein or on a string from the Blaen-y-nant Vein.
Transport No evidence.
Power No evidence.
Processing No evidence.
Other features No evidence.
Sources :
Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust , 1993 , Site visit record - PRN18018
April 21, 2025, 4:46 am
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