These pictures of the interior of Minera Hall were taken in April 2013 by an urban explorer, we do not condone entering buildings like this, it is not only dangerous but illegal.
Minera Hall was built c. late 1700’s and was home to the Burton family, it was once owned by a Mr Danson during WW1. Mr Danson was apparently a timber exporter to Burma, but fell on hard times once Burma was taken over by the Japanese.
All pics by urbangeneration.com
Minera Lead Mines Mining is believed to have started in the Minera area in medieval times, with shallow workings. Around 1710, larger scale working of the Main Vein and Red Vein, plus a number of [more]
Location Minera (SJ2551) History [from CPAT] Early 19th century – 1890. The Minera Mountain Company (1877-1913) incorporated the later workings of South Minera and Park. Current remains [from CPAT] Western Shaft (SJ25405140) stands to the [more]
Located on the junction of Vicarage Hill and Church Road it served as the village Post Office up to the 1980s. Source: Tom Farrell Collection. Total Page Visits: 3433 – Today Page Visits: 1
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