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Leadhills,
originally settled for the
accommodation of miners, is a
village in
South Lanarkshire, Scotland, 5+3⁄4
miles (9.3 km) WSW of Elvanfoot. The...
- The
Leadhills and
Wanlockhead Railway is a 2 ft (610 mm)
narrow gauge railway in
South Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is laid on the
trackbed of the former...
- The
Leadhills Supergroup,
formerly the
Leadhills Group is a
geological formation in Scotland. The
Supergroup is
named after the
village of
Leadhills. Palaeoflow...
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Leadhills railway station was
opened on 1
October 1901 as the
intermediate stop on the
Leadhills and
Wanlockhead Light Railway and
served the lead mining...
- The
Leadhills and
Wanlockhead Light Railway was a
short branch railway built in
Scotland to
serve mining settlements, high in the
Lowther Hills, connecting...
- the same year he was
appointed manager for the
Scots Mining Company at
Leadhills,
where the
Scots Mining Company House was
built for him in 1736. His next...
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Retrieved 20 June 2020.
Alloa Advertiser (newspaper) 25
August 2021 "
Leadhills &
Wanlockhead Mines".
Buildings of Scotland: Lothian, by
Colin McWilliam...
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severe electrical storm,
James Braid,
surgeon at Lord Hopetoun's
mines at
Leadhills, Lanarkshire, had an
extraordinary experience whilst on horseback: On...
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great inventors of the
early Industrial Revolution.
Symington was born in
Leadhills,
South Lanarkshire, Scotland, to a
family he
described as
being "respectable...
- crystal,
found in 1927 at the New
Glencrieff mine at
Wanlockhead on the
Leadhills ore field, "an
excellent example of a
complex doubly terminated scalenohedral...
