Bathstone workings repurposed during WW2.
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- BGS - Mine Plans (large, zoomable) - Extent Of Underground Minings; 1 pages
Eastlays Quarry
aka virtually nothing now remains except for some, Eastern Monks Park Quarry, Pictor Monks Quarry, Pictor's Monks, Eastlays Mine, or Monks Quarry
Limestone Mine
Jan 1st, 2024 from MCRA by Buddle-Bot
| Bath & Cotswold Stone | |
| Gastard | |
| 51.406847, -2.173192 | |
| ST 8805 6755 | |
| Private Land | |
| 107m | |
| #17,937 |
Eastlays Quarry - Shaft - 73m- Eastlays Quarry - Vertical Shaft No. 1 Fan - 142m
- Eastlays Quarry - Slope Shaft 2 - 178m
- Eastlays Quarry - Vertical Shaft 4 - 193m
Chapel Knap Trial Shaft - 567m- Goodes Hill Quarry Mine - 642m
- Elm Park Quarry Shaft - 696m
- Ridge Quarry Slope Shaft 1 - 767m
- Monks Park Air Shaft 2 - 775m
- Monks Park Air Shaft 1 - 806m
- Ridge Quarry Slope Shaft 2 - 837m
- Monks Park Slope Shaft - 849m
- Park Lane Quarry - New Slope Shaft - 865m
- Ridge Quarry Air Shaft 1 - 891m
- Northern Monks Park - 945m
- Park Lane Quarry - Slope Shaft Entrance - 960m
- Elm Park Quarry - 979m
- Ridge Quarry - Old Ridge - 1,067m
- Brockleaze Quarry - 1,667m