The remains of a Cornish beam-engine house built in 1816 to pump water from Pearl shaft, Mona Mine, and to pump water to other engines further uphill. The Pearl shaft (capped) is adjacent to the south of the house, the remains of the boiler house abut to the north and the base of the (now collapsed) chimney stands to the west.

Lukeskywalker

June 24, 2024

free to enter and never closed. Definately wear hiking boots. Some steepish hills, and rough underfoot. You can possibly get round with a pram or wheelchair, but I wouldnt recomend it

Manny & Daisy

October 23, 2023

There is an information sign nearby which provides a good amount of information.

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Location: Amlwch, Anglesey, North Wales, Wales, United Kingdom

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