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      Groverake Mine

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      Groverake Mine
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        Stanhope, eng DL13 2DG
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      • Mathew Bourne

        What an amazing place, especially if you get decent weather to explore all the various buildings and tracks Amazing to think that mining started here in the 1800's and continued until 1999. Just a shame that we don't have a lasting legacy to protect these industrial sites.
        Apr 20th, 2023

      • jimmy martin


        Apr 13th, 2023

      • Mark Shenton


        Mar 31st, 2023

      • simon nichols

        Great historical mine in Weardale.
        Feb 21st, 2023

      • Derek Hall

        Last of the fourespar mines of the north penines and one of the only wheel heads still standing in county Durham . Set in the wilds between Weardale and Allendale
        Nov 16th, 2022

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      Groverake Mine

      Groverake Mine is located at in Stanhope, England DL13 2DG. Groverake Mine can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Q Where is Groverake Mine located?

        A Groverake Mine is located at , Stanhope, eng DL13 2DG

        Q What is the internet address for Groverake Mine?

        A The website (URL) for Groverake Mine is: https://www.friendsofkillhope.org/groverake

        Q How is Groverake Mine rated?

        A Groverake Mine has a 4.5 Star Rating from 42 reviewers.

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        Mathew Bourne on Google

        image What an amazing place, especially if you get decent weather to explore all the various buildings and tracks
        Amazing to think that mining started here in the 1800's and continued until 1999.
        Just a shame that we don't have a lasting legacy to protect these industrial sites.

        jimmy martin on Google

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        Mark Shenton on Google

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        simon nichols on Google

        image Great historical mine in Weardale.

        Derek Hall on Google

        image Last of the fourespar mines of the north penines and one of the only wheel heads still standing in county Durham . Set in the wilds between Weardale and Allendale

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