Leven Vale - Kildale
Leven Vale is the sight of a dismantled railway that was to serve Warren Mine on the North Yorkshire Moors, England
In 1872, another company, the “Leven Vale Company Ltd”, took out a new lease on the site. Within a short period this company had built a row of stone cottages for its workers.
No further progress occurred in completing the Warren mine site works and shafts. It did, however, continue to mine the Top Seam ironstone from the valley side until in 1874 this company too went into receivership.
Leven Vale - Kildale
Leven Vale is the sight of a dismantled railway that was to serve Warren Mine on the North Yorkshire Moors, England
In 1872, another company, the “Leven Vale Company Ltd”, took out a new lease on the site. Within a short period this company had built a row of stone cottages for its workers.
No further progress occurred in completing the Warren mine site works and shafts. It did, however, continue to mine the Top Seam ironstone from the valley side until in 1874 this company too went into receivership.