A 19th-century engine house, home to the working 1840 beam engine, which runs on steam. Part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. An …
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May 12, 2025
Booked the guided tour, parked at Geevor and walked across to Levant. The tour was led by Jo who was very informative and dealt with many questions, she made the mine come alive and took us back to t…Full review by Cheltenhamvisitor
May 4, 2025
Holiday day out, and lovely weather. Clive and Olaf you are both Brilliant, you shared your passion and made the tour so interesting , I could listen all dayFull review by Maggie D
Apr 18, 2025
We had a great day out at Levant Mine – a fascinating and memorable experience. The guided tour really brought the site to life, with the chance to handle real objects and see how the mine operated i…Full review by Kay_kat01
I have not been to Geovor tin mine only Levant! I would say that I thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour at Levant, as it was very informative and delivered in a friendly manner. I suggest …
I have not been to Geovor tin mine only Levant! I would say that I thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour at Levant, as it was very informative and delivered in a friendly manner. I suggest you read reviews for both attractions to gain an overall view of experiences!
If you join a guided tour you will can down the shaft to the “Man Engine Tunnel” where 31 miners lost their lives. It’s also the only place where there’s a beam engine in steam. Well worth a visit.
My Great Grandfather and Grandfather were tin miners born in Illogan.Are there lists of miners saying which mines they worked in? There names were Henry Burrell and William Henry Burrell. I am Judith Kenworthy nee Burrell
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I don't know, but I am certain that the National Trust gentleman at the entrance to The Levant Mine would know where to find such if it exists. He was a wealth of historical knowledge …
I don't know, but I am certain that the National Trust gentleman at the entrance to The Levant Mine would know where to find such if it exists. He was a wealth of historical knowledge last December.
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