The water wheel at Killhope lead mine, Weardale

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One of the main features of the reconstructed mine is the Killhope Wheel, a 10-metre-diameter metal waterwheel. This was constructed by the Tyneside firm of William Armstrong.

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The water wheel at Killhope lead mine, Weardale One of the main features of the reconstructed mine is the Killhope Wheel, a 10-metre-diameter metal waterwheel. This was constructed by the Tyneside firm of William Armstrong. by philreay

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Uploaded : 12/18/2017
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