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Talargoch Mine, Walker's Shaft
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 18203 Trust : Clwyd Powys Community : Dyserth Unitary authority : Denbighshire NGR : SJ05638049 Site Type (preferred type first) : POST MEDIEVAL SILVER MINE / POST MEDIEVAL LEAD MINE / POST MEDIEVAL ZINC MINE
Description : Lead/Silver/Zinc (19th century)
Geology Carboniferous Limestone.
Workings Walker's Shaft, which worked Panton's Vein, remains identifiable at SJ05638049. Shaft was sunk in the 1870s (Frost, P, 1997).
Transport The sett was served by the mineral railway.
Power The stonework remains of Walker's Engine House, Boiler House and chimney at SJ05668049 are defined as grassed over mounds in the field to the north-west of the Dyserth-Prestatyn Road, being the parcel of land identified as Tir-y-Gwynt on the 1799 Map of the Mines (Mostyn MSS).
The 1750's leat traversed the site on its north-western side (PRN 86754).
Processing The dressing floors were on the Maesyrerwddu site.
Other features To the north-west of the shaft and remains, are the foundations of a small rectangular building, probably a magazine, PRN 86756.(Thorburn).
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