Parc Mine

Trefriw, Conwy, Wales, UK

A former lead and zinc mine worked between 1855 and 1958.

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Parc Mine was originally opened in 1855 as Gwydyr Park Consols. It was closed in the 1940s, reopened in 1950, and closed finally in 1958.

28DaysLater has a writeup of an exploration of the site with great photographs from the inside of the mine.

Buddle Pit has a good writeup of the history of the site, too, with a few potential names for the site listed:

  • Parc Mine
  • Gwydyr Park Consols
  • De Eresby
  • D’Eresby Mountain

 

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