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Langley Barony Lead Mine


The remains of Langley Barony Mines are located about 2½ miles north-west of Haydon Bridge. The mine, with several adict shafts, covered a wide geographical area and is a Scheduled Monument. These were 19th-century (initially) lead and (later) coal mines, famous for their impressive engine houses, chimney, and pumping engines, operating alongside the Langly Barony of the historic Langley Castle estate, with remnants like the engine house still visible, representing an important era of local industrial heritage before the mines closed around 1926.

Haydon Civil Parish Lead Mining and Smelting Historic Buildings and Monuments in Haydon Civil Parish Honeycrook Burn (trib. River South Tyne)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - channel of Honeycrook Burn (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - channel of Honeycrook Burn (4)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - channel of Honeycrook Burn
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - buddle pits
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - buddle pits (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - entrance of the Honeycrook Adit (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - western end of water overflow tunnel
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Honeycrook Adit Portal
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - engine house and diverted burn
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - engine and boiler house
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Chimney of the Langley Barony Lead Mine (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - engine and boiler house (4)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - blacksmith's shop
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - chimney of the engine and boiler house (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - spoil heap
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - crushing mill, buddle pit and spoil heap
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - buddle pit
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - dressing floor
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - crushing mill
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - mineral rights boundary marker
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - mineral rights boundary marker (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine (2)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine
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Langley Barony Mines, Haydon Bridge
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Langley Barony (Lead Ore)
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - wall diverting Honeycrook Burn
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Lead Mining Site
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Lead Mining Ruins
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Former Mine Workshop
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Langley Barony Lead Mine - Leadbitter Shaft
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Old spoil heap at the Langley Barony Lead Mine
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List number: 1006413
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY82536583

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