BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT

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Heritage Category:: Listed Building
Grade:: II
List Entry Number:: 1142627
Date first listed:: 12-Sep-1989
List Entry Name:: BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT
Statutory Address:: BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT

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Heritage Category:: Listed Building
Grade:: II
List Entry Number:: 1142627
Date first listed:: 12-Sep-1989
List Entry Name:: BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT
Statutory Address 1:: BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT

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Location

Statutory Address:: BOILER HOUSE ATTACHED TO CHIMNEY ON EAST SIDE OF PUMP ENGINE HOUSE TO MARRIOTT'S SHAFT ON SOUTH WHEAL FRANCES SETT

The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.

District:: Cornwall (Unitary Authority)
Parish:: Carn Brea
National Grid Reference:: SW 68074 39389

Details

CARN BREA PIECE SW 63 NE 8/153 Boiler house attached to chimney on east side of pump engine house to Marriott's shaft on South Wheal Frances sett

GV II Boiler house to former tin mine, now derelict. Probably 1890's, for South Frances United Mine. Granite rubble with quoins, brick arches to openings; now roofless and partly dilapidated. Rectangular plan on east-west axis. One storey and 6 bays; each long wall contains an arcade of 6 round-headed arches, the 1st and 6th in the front wall now broken but those in the rear wall intact, and the front wall also has a segmental-headed doorway at the left end, and remains of 4 square windows over the arches; the right-hand gable wall has a round-headed doorway near the front corner, 2 round-headed windows at a higher level, and a circular window in the apex. History: contained 6 Lancashire boilers, providing steam for pump, winder, compressor, crusher, and capstan. Reference: Palmer & Neaverson op.cit. Part of a very impressive group of remains of one of the best equipped mines in Cornwall, closed in 1918.

Listing NGR: SW6807439389

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Legacy System number:: 66701
Legacy System:: LBS

Sources

Books and journals
Palmer, M, Neaverson, P, 'British Mining' in The Basset Mines their History and Industrial Archaeology, (1987)

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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.