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| View to west | View to east showing old post office | View from north east | View to west | |
| HENWOOD |
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| Small village green looking south west to moors | Road from Henwood to Blackcoombe with Methodist Chapel | House to the left was the Cheesewring Inn and the one to the right was the Post Office | Another view looking South West to the moors | |
| LINKINHORNE | ||||
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| Linkinhorne from the east | By the church and looking towards the cottage that was the Sun Inn | The Churchouse Inn was called the New Inn and the end section was the post office | Cottage to the east of the New Inn | The church from public footpath in fields to the south |
| RILLA MILL |
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| Cottages going up the hill on the north side of the river | The Manor House Inn | The River Lynher at Rilla Mill with the bridge in the distance | A view over the bridge towards the village. The buildngs on the left housed Truscotts carrier business and garage. | |
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MINIONS previously known as Cheesewring Village, Railway, Minions Railway or Cheesewring Railway |
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| The building on the right of this picture was the Temperance Hotel | Cheesewring Hotel on the left was once called Gerry's Regular Hotel | Duchy Terrace to the East of Minions | Minions from Caradon Hill with Stowes Hill in the background | Another view of Minions from Caradon Hill |
| UPTON CROSS |
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| Road to Minions | Road to Rilla Mill | Upton Cross from Caradon Hill | Upton Cross post office and stores was a shop in the 19thC | |
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The three buildings to the north of the crossroads, the School, the Church and the Sunday School were all designed by the same architect and constructed in the 1870's | |
| HAMLETS | ||||
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| Starrabridge | View towards Halwell | Kersbrook Cross | View towards Trelabe | Caradon Town, the chapel was to the west of the ponds. |
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MINES |
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| Marke Vallen Mines with Upton Cross in the background | Engine House by Holman's Shaft, part of the South Caradon Mine | Jopes Engine House, also South Caradon | Engine House by Pearce's Shaft above the Seaton Valley | The engine house above Salisbury Shaft, Marke Valley |
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| The Seaton Valley, where there are still many signs of past activity | Sump Engine House above the Seaton Valley | Remains of spoil tips to the south of Holman's Shaft | Chimney, part of the Wheal Jenkin mine | Phoenix Mine, one of the best preserved engine houses on the moor |
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| Caradon Hill from above Plushabridge | Gorse flowering on the side of Caradon Hill | Part of a green lane that ran from near Plash Mill to the moors on the mines | Sharp Tor on the horizon to the left and Bearah Tor to the right | Cheesewring Quarry with the stone formation above it |
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| Moorland cow with Stowes Hill in the background | Few trees survive on the moors | Many of the dry stone walls on the moors are falling into disrepair | The old railway track heads towards Caradon Hill past Wheal Jenkin | The hurlers near Minions with Houseman's Engine House on the left |