Industrial Archaeology

Tinworks, Stanlake

Scheduled Monument with tin workings and Bronze Age remains scattered across the Meavy valley floor and tor slopes.

Two hut circles near Raddick Hill

Bronze Age hut circles and field boundaries on the open moor west of Raddick Hill, with a length of the historic Devonport Leat.

Wheal Betsy

Kingsett, Tavistock

The dramatic stone ruins of a tin mine engine house stand sentinel on the open moor, a monument to Dartmoor's industrial past.

Wheal Jewell

Horndon, Tavistock

Crumbling stone ruins of a 19th-century tin mine nestled in Dartmoor's moorland, a haunting reminder of the region's industrial past.

Wheal Katherine near Plym Ford

Remains of a tin mine shaft and workings on the western edge of Eylesbarrow, part of Dartmoor's industrial heritage.

Whiteworks Tin Mine

Whiteworks Tin Mine: haunting stone structures and deep shafts where tin miners once laboured on the high moor.

'V'-shaped gully near Trowlesworthy Warren House

A distinctive V-shaped erosion gully near Trowlesworthy Warren House, likely medieval or later in origin.

Alluvial tin streamwork near the Brim Brook

Medieval or later tin mining workings in the Brim Brook valley, where streamers extracted alluvial tin from the moorland watercourse.

Blowing house at junction of Hook Lake

Remains of a medieval or post-medieval tin streaming works where water power processed ore at the confluence of Hook Lake and the River Erme.