Mines in North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire's lead-mining landscape is concentrated in the Yorkshire Dales, where Grassington Moor was worked intensively under the Duke of Devonshire's mineral agents through the 19th century; its smelt-mill flue, nearly 1,600 metres long and built to recover lead lost in waste gases, remains one of the most striking industrial remains anywhere in the Dales.

MineWorkedCommodities
Grassington Moor Mines 16th century–1880 Lead, Barite, Fluorspar