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CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNT–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. EAST HILL KIT MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0574 Stock Photo
RMM9N50G–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. EAST HILL KIT MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0574
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNH–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. EAST HILL KIT MINE, ENGLAND. - PHOTOGRAPHER SELF PORTRAIT USING FLASHLIGHT INSIDE OLD TIN MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0574 Stock Photo
RMM9N50W–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. EAST HILL KIT MINE, ENGLAND. - PHOTOGRAPHER SELF PORTRAIT USING FLASHLIGHT INSIDE OLD TIN MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0574
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: An adit. EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from Lond Stock Photo
RMHYYBNN–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: An adit. EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from Lond
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. GAWTON MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY NEAR TAVISTOCK HAMLETS.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0874 Stock Photo
RMM9N50M–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. GAWTON MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY NEAR TAVISTOCK HAMLETS.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0874
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNR–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. RAMSLEY MINE, ENGLAND. - 52 FT X 4FT WATER WHEEL FOR THE SHAFT NAMED ELLEN AT SOUTH TAWTON COPPER MINE NEAR DARTMOOR.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0774 Stock Photo
RMM9N511–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. RAMSLEY MINE, ENGLAND. - 52 FT X 4FT WATER WHEEL FOR THE SHAFT NAMED ELLEN AT SOUTH TAWTON COPPER MINE NEAR DARTMOOR.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0774
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNG–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. RAMSLEY MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0674 Stock Photo
RMM9N50Y–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. RAMSLEY MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 0674
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNX–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. HEMERDON MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY NEAR PLYMPTON, DEVON.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 1074 Stock Photo
RMM9N50R–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1913-1914. HEMERDON MINE, ENGLAND. - REMAINS OF OLD MINING COMPLEX IN WEST COUNTRY NEAR PLYMPTON, DEVON.
PHOTOGRAPHER:UNKNOWN
© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
REF:182303 1074
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNM–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNJ–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: The tunnel's exterior. EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W Stock Photo
RMHYYBP1–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: The tunnel's exterior. EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNP–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNK–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBP0–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNW–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta Stock Photo
RMHYYBNF–CALLINGTON, CORNWALL, UK: EERIE images reveal the Cornish mining tunnel that was once used to test explosives and research the potential impact of nuclear tests during the Cold War under the code name Operation Orpheus. The haunting pictures show inside the 2,180-foot tunnel where rusting sleepers and collapsing structures remain. Other shots, look down into an adit (entrance) and show the unsuspecting exterior of the mine where a metal gate has been closed across. The spectacular images were taken at the Excelsior Tunnel, Kit Hill, Callington, Cornwall by editor, Nat W (46) from London. To ta
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