Devil's Chapel
Iron Mine
Jan 1st, 2024 from NMRS by Buddle-Bot
Forest of Dean | |
Bream | |
51.739968, -2.572586 | |
SO 6056 0474 | |
Private Land | |
155m | |
#11,989 |
The Devil’s Chapel’ is a region believed to have been exploited, most likely before Roman times. It comprises a intricate network of deep gouges, pits, and tunnels, collectively referred to as ‘Scowles’ by locals in the Foresters area. Renowned for its eerie atmosphere, this site has served as a backdrop for film and television productions in the past.
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Publications (1)
- Oldham, A.D. (2013); Mines of the Forest of Dean and Surrounding Areas; pp. 23
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