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Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
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Royal Cornwall Museum Photo Prints and Wall Art
Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
Three miners drilling underground at 320 fathom level. Photographer: Probably John Charles Burrow. Royal Cornwall Museum is the UK's Greatest Museum For Cornish Life & Culture. © From the collection of the RIC
TRURI : MIaga.2
Media ID 12081933
Mining Victorian Drill Metal Support
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This print from the Royal Cornwall Museum takes us back to a significant moment in Cornish history. Captured in January 1895, it unveils the arduous and perilous world of mining during the Victorian era. The image showcases three brave miners diligently drilling underground at the remarkable depth of 320 fathoms within Wheal Agar Mine, located in Illogan, Cornwall. The photograph's composition is both striking and evocative, highlighting the harsh conditions these men faced daily. Amidst dimly lit surroundings, their determined expressions reveal unwavering commitment to their craft. Clad in traditional Cornish mining attire, they stand next to sturdy metal supports that provide stability amidst treacherous terrain. While the photographer remains unconfirmed, it is widely believed that John Charles Burrow was behind this poignant snapshot. His keen eye for detail perfectly captures not only the physical challenges but also reflects upon the resilience and camaraderie shared by those who toiled beneath Cornwall's surface. This print serves as a testament to an industry that shaped countless lives and communities throughout Cornwall's rich heritage. It offers viewers a glimpse into an era defined by grit and determination while honoring those who risked everything below ground level.
Framed Prints of Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
Step back in time with our vintage Framed Print from the Media Storehouse collection, featuring the captivating image of Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall, taken in January 1895. Witness the dedication and hard work of three miners as they drill deep underground at the impressive depth of 320 fathoms. This historical photograph, taken by probably John Charles Burrow, is proudly sourced from the Royal Cornwall Museum. Bring the rich heritage and history of Cornwall into your home or office with this authentic and intriguing framed print.
Photo Prints of Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
Step back in time with our vintage photographic print from the Media Storehouse collection, featuring the captivating image of Wheal Agar Mine in Illogan, Cornwall, circa January 1895. This mesmerizing snapshot transports you to the depths of the mine, where three intrepid miners are hard at work, drilling deep at the 320 fathom level. This historic photograph, taken possibly by John Charles Burrow, offers a unique glimpse into Cornwall's rich mining history. Each print is expertly produced using high-quality materials, ensuring a stunning and long-lasting addition to your home or office décor. Relive the past with this evocative piece of history, now available as a beautiful photographic print.
Poster Prints of Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
Step back in time with our stunning poster print from Media Storehouse's historical collection. This captivating image, taken in January 1895 at Wheal Agar Mine in Illogan, Cornwall, showcases the hardworking miners as they drill deep beneath the earth's surface, around 320 fathoms (540 meters) down. The photograph, likely taken by John Charles Burrow, offers a unique glimpse into Cornwall's rich mining heritage. Bring this piece of history into your home or office and transport yourself to the past with every look.
Jigsaw Puzzles of Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895
Discover the rich history of Cornwall with our captivating jigsaw puzzle from Media Storehouse. This intriguing puzzle features an iconic image from the Royal Cornwall Museum, "Wheal Agar Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. January 1895." Witness the determination of three miners as they drill deep underground at 320 fathom level. This fascinating photograph, likely taken by John Charles Burrow, invites you to delve into the past and explore the hardworking spirit of Cornwall's mining heritage. Assemble this captivating puzzle and bring a piece of history into your home.