Tolvadden Mine

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Tolvadden was primarily a copper mine, although it did produce some tin.

Between 1857 and 1862 it produced a total output of 10,750 tons of copper and 12 tons of tin.

Nowadays, there are few remains of Tolvadden Mine except for a closed shaft and a spoil dump on the junction of the B3280 and the A394, 0.5 east of Marazion.

History of Tolvadden Mine

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