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View north-east up the inclined plane at Hobbacott Down, part of the Bude Canal system. The plane once held rails to enable cargo tub boats on wheels to be transported up and down between the upper and lower levels of the canal system.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/01
Type:
Photograph (Print)

View east towards the inclined plane at Hobbacott Down, the site of a railed incline hidden behind the trees and once a part of the Bude Canal system.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/03
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The entrance to the Balance Pit at Hobbacott Down Incline, formerly a railed inclined plane and part of the Bude Canal system

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/04
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The incline keeper's house and toll house (left) and an outbuilding (right) at the Hobbacott Down Incline Plane, formerly a railed inclined plane and part of the Bude Canal system. Shown from the north-east.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/06
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The incline keeper's house and toll house (right) and an outbuilding (left) at the Hobbacott Down Incline Plane, formerly a railed inclined plane and part of the Bude Canal system. Shown from the west.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/07
Type:
Photograph (Print)

Distant view of the Hobbacott Down Incline Plane, formerly a railed inclined plane and part of the Bude Canal system, shown from across the valley to the south. The incline keeper's toll cottage and an outbuilding are above the plane, set in trees.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Bude Canal, Hobbacott Down Incline, Launcells, Hobbacott Down, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/08
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The large Dry at the Pontsmill China Clay Works near Prideaux. The Dry was a large warehouse with a heated floor, in which the locally-extracted china clay was dried before transportation.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Dry, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/10
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The Micas and Kiln Stack at the Pontsmill China Clay Works near Prideaux, with the roof of the Dry in the foreground

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/11
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The Micas and Kiln Stack at the Pontsmill China Clay Works near Prideaux, with the roof of the Dry in the foreground

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/12
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The Central Cornwall Dry in North Hill Wood, part of the Pontsmill China Clay Works, shown from the north-west. The Dry was a large warehouse with a heated floor, in which the locally-extracted china clay would be dried before transportation.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Dry, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/13
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The Pontsmill China Clay Works near Prideaux, looking south down the valley

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/14
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The Pontsmill China Clay Works near Prideaux, looking south down the valley

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Pontsmill China Clay Works, Luxulyan, Prideaux Wood, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/15
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The pumping Engine House at Great Wheal Busy Mine, and Boiler House to left, shown from the south-east. An 85" beam engine was installed in the building in 1856 to drive the machinery, with a larger 90" engine replacing it in 1872.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
GREAT WHEAL BUSY MINE, ENGINE HOUSE, Chacewater, WHEAL BUSY, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/16
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The cast-iron lintel over the door to the workshop at Great Wheal Busy Mine. The lintel was cast at the Perran Foundry in 1872, and this large workshop housed the Mine Smithy, Miner's Dry and general workshops.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Great Wheal Busy Mine, Smithy Workshop, Chacewater, Wheal Busy, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/17
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The large smithy workshop at Great Wheal Busy Mine, which housed the Mine Smithy, Miner's Dry and general workshops. The building is shown from the north-east.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Great Wheal Busy Mine, Smithy Workshop, Chacewater, Wheal Busy, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/18
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The large smithy workshop at Great Wheal Busy Mine, which housed the Mine Smithy, Miner's Dry and general workshops. The building is shown from the south.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Great Wheal Busy Mine, Smithy Workshop, Chacewater, Wheal Busy, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/19
Type:
Photograph (Print)

The north elevation of the Arsenic Calciner Furnace at Great Wheal Busy Mine, shown from the north. The iron tie rods, door frame and plates reinforce the building and protect the structure from damage during the calcination process.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Great Wheal Busy Mine, Calciner Furnace, Chacewater, Wheal Busy, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/20
Type:
Photograph (Print)

Smith's Cathedral Boot Works in Redruth, shown from the south-west. The factory was so-called due to the building having been used as a temporary place of worship for St Mary's Church in Truro while Truro Cathedral was being built.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Cathedral Boot Works, Drump Road, Redruth, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/21
Type:
Photograph (Print)

Delivery trucks parked in the courtyard of the Hayle Brewery buildings on Sea Lane in Hayle, shown from the north. The Hayle Brewery became a steam brewery in the 1870s, and was later absorbed in the St Austell Brewery.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Hayle Brewery, Sea Lane, Hayle, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/22
Type:
Photograph (Print)

Delivery trucks parked in the courtyard of the Hayle Brewery buildings on Sea Lane in Hayle, shown from the north. The Hayle Brewery became a steam brewery in the 1870s, and was later absorbed in the St Austell Brewery.

Date:
1965 - 1971
Location:
Hayle Brewery, Sea Lane, Hayle, Cornwall
Reference:
CIP01/71A/23
Type:
Photograph (Print)