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View allRed River Stream Works
Tolvaddon Downs · 1.9 miles
Old arsenic works with a stack (chimney)
Richard Trevithick
Tregajorran · 1.9 miles
Memorial stone marking the site of the demolished birthplace of steam engine pioneer Richard Trevithick. Final sentence of inscription: ‘This monument is erected as an appreciation of the great inventor and his gifts to the world.’
Basset Monument
Carn Brea · 2.5 miles
90 foot high Celtic cross. Monument to Francis Basset, 1st Baron de Dunstanville and Basset. 1836.
Crane Castle
Coombe · 3.1 miles
Cliff castles are coastal promontories adapted as enclosures and fortified on the landward side by the construction of one or more ramparts accompanied by ditches. On the seaward side the precipitous cliffs of the promontory provided a natural defence, on
Pennance Consols
Lanner · 3.7 miles
Old engine house for defunct copper mine
St Gothian's Chapel
Gwithian · 4.3 miles
The remains of an early medieval chapel, which is usually covered by wind-blown sand, the reason for its abandonment in the 13th century. Excavations in 1827 disclosed four phases of building and usage. The first in the 6th to 7th centuries when it origin
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Beacon Fish & Chips
72 Fore Street, Camborne
David Moyle Butchers
74 Fore Street, Camborne
Beacon Stores
80 Fore Street, Camborne
Beacon Inn
80 Fore Street, Camborne
The Tutu Shop
2-4 Pendarves Street, Camborne
Beacon Methodist Church
The Squarre, Camborne