What is recorded here
Hawke's Shaft, part of the Killifreth Mine in Cornwall, was a 19th-century tin and copper mining site associated with the broader industrial mining heritage of the region. It is commemorated as a memorial on the public map of Cornwall, reflecting its historical significance to local mining communities and the area's economic history.
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