Tin mines, blowing houses, tramways and quarries - the moor's industrial past.
Medieval and post-medieval tin workings in Lydford Woods, where streamers dug and sifted alluvial deposits from the valley floor.
Ruined tin mine nestled on Dartmoor's high moorland, where granite outcrops and heather mark centuries of mineral extraction.
Remnants of tin mining activity on the open moor, where shallow workings scar the granite landscape.
Remains of a historic mill and its water channel on the edge of Dartmoor, evidence of medieval or early modern industrial use.
Remains of a tin mill on Dartmoor, a scheduled monument from the industrial era of moor tin extraction.
Ruined tin smelting works tucked into Dartmoor's moorland, where 18th-century industry shaped the landscape.
Remains of a tin-streaming mill and blowing house on the edge of Dartmoor, evidence of the moor's mining heritage.
Remains of a tin smelting works on Down Ridge, part of Dartmoor's medieval and post-medieval mining heritage.
Remains of tin-streaming and smelting works from the medieval or early modern period on the banks of Week Ford.
