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Open most Sundays 9-12 throughout the year
Opening Times 10.00am
-5.00pm last entry 4.00pm King Edward is typical of many small Cornish mines of the first decade of the 20th Century. Remarkably it has survived almost intact and today is the oldest complete mine site in Cornwall. All of the buildings are Listed Grade 2 star which means that they are considered to be of national importance. King Edward Mine Museum is 1½ mile from Camborne Station National Grid Reference 6645 3890.
The Mineral Tramways Great Flat Lode Trail passes through the site and the Mineral Tramways exhibition can be seen in the old calciner. The Great Flat Lode area behind Carn Brea is one of the key areas that contributed to Cornwall's successful bid for its mining landscape to be recognised as a World Heritage Site. Visit the museum and then explore the local mining archaeology. The site is operated by volunteers with support from Kerrier District Council Click to see-------------------------------------------------------- --------- Sitemap. Local Society web-sites that support K.E.M. are Carn Brea Mining Society http://www.carnbreaminingsociety.co.uk Trevithick Society http://www.trevithick-society.org.uk
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