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This impressive bench was unveiled on the 15th of June 2021, to mark 50 years of mining Potash, Salt and Polyhalite at Boulby.
It was designed by local artist Katie Ventress. The miner sits at a replica bait table made of laser-cut stainless steel, with a map of the mine on the table top.
Show on map The wonderful doorway arch shaped like horseshoe can only be a Blacksmiths, built in 1858 as the inscription tells us and still used for that purpose into the 1960’s
John Turton was a physician to ‘mad’ George III, he bought the manor of Roxby but died in without children, the estate passed to the youngest son of Rev William Peters (chaplain to the Prince Regent) who assumed the Turton name and coat of arms.
Show on map When I first posted photos of Warren Moor back in 2008 it was a very risky place to visit, with two unprotected mine shafts. As part of the Heritage Lottery funded Land of Iron project, the area has been made much more friendly to visitors.
