Talk:Mining on the Brendon Hills

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Langham Hill pit name and date

This record in the Exmoor Historic Environment Record suggests Langham Hill pit was originally called 'Goosemoor Mine' and dates it to 1839 rather than 1866 which we have in the article.— Rod ^talk 14:52, 11 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]