Warren Moor Ironstone Mine
Warren Moor has the only standing chimney of any ironstone mine in the area, dating from the 1860s
A completely flooded 220ft downcast shaft can be seen from the path.
Between the two shafts are the foundations of a winding engine.
A vaulted roof leads from the foundations of a pumping house to the upcast shaft.
The upcast shaft is estimated to be 150ft deep, not reaching the Main Seam ironstone and not connected to the downcast hence the differing water levels in each.
A number of surface drifts can be seen on the hillside to the north east which worked the Top Seam.
