Station Hill, Redruth
Grade II listed, the left building is dated 1891. It's difficult to find information on the specific use of these buildings when they were built. They are similar in design and size to Redruth's Mining Exchange, 100m down the hill in Alma Place, and they are directly opposite the train station, so they were probably offices used in connection with the tin mining industry. It is likely that one was occupied by the 'Inspector Of Weights & Measures' in the early 20th century. They are currently offices avilable to let.
Station Hill, Redruth
Grade II listed, the left building is dated 1891. It's difficult to find information on the specific use of these buildings when they were built. They are similar in design and size to Redruth's Mining Exchange, 100m down the hill in Alma Place, and they are directly opposite the train station, so they were probably offices used in connection with the tin mining industry. It is likely that one was occupied by the 'Inspector Of Weights & Measures' in the early 20th century. They are currently offices avilable to let.