Trewellard Cornwall hotels:

Situated on a cliff edge 5 miles from Land's End, the oldest beam engine in Cornwall is being driven once more by steam thanks to an extensive programme of restoration and rebuilding by the National Trust and members of the Trevithick Society. The Levant mine is famous for its rich undersea deposits of both copper and tin. The minerals were pursued for more than a mile out under the Atlantic ocean. The mine is also known for its long working life from the end of the eighteenth century to 1930, though there is evidence of mining activity on the site from the Elizabethan period.