A mine that extracted tin, wolfram, and arsenic ceased operations in 1924 and was completely abandoned by the end of 1928. Despite having an extensive labyrinth and flue for arsenic, there are few signs that these were actively utilized. Additionally, the mine features four buddles for the preparation of black tin. The primary shaft, situated above the mine on the hillside, is heavily fenced. As of April 2004, a gated adit located on the river bank leads directly into the hill, showing evidence of significant stopeing before being blocked by a collapse. A branch near the entrance extends westward for a short distance before encountering another collapse.

1884-1885 1918-1920