History Wheal Freedom was working in 1820 and in 1836, and was last re-opened in 1860. The southern part of the sett was named Boskenwyn Consols. In 1853 the mine was re-named West Wheal Lovell. Hamilton Jenkin records the find of old wooden pumps. External Links https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO12936&resourceID=1020 Publications (1) Jenkin, A. K. H. (1967). Mines and miners of Cornwall: The Lizard-Falmouth-Mevagissey. XIII. United Kingdom: Truro Bookshop. Featured Images (0)
