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Title: The Count House, Ding Dong Mine, Boskednan, Penzance and Richard Trevithick · language en. First 1,800 of 7,959 characters:
The Count House, Ding Dong Mine, Boskednan, Penzance and Richard Trevithick The Count House, Ding Dong Mine, Boskednan, Penzance and Richard Trevithick Contents Background Setting Building Richard Trevithick and Ding Dong Mine Ding Dong Mine Rescue Project Finally Acknowledgements Sources Contact Details Links Background Count House and Cottage, south elevation The Count House is an important historic building that has generally escaped recognition for its contribution to the mining history of Cornwall and to the Industrial Revolution in England. This building is the former Count (Account) House of the great Cornish engineer, Richard Trevithick, during his period of working at Ding Dong Mine, Boskednan. The building was used by Richard Trevithick early in his outstanding career as the formost engineer in the development of high pressure steam power, predominately for use in the great pumping, winding and stamping engines that were used in mines throughout the world, also as the engineer who invented the first steam powered locomotive, the first steam powered carriage (car) and, amongst other inventions, for the design of the first steam engine used in agriculture. The Count House at Ding Dong, situated at approximately the centre of the original bounds of Ding Dong Mine, is one of the most evocative of Trevithick's humble beginnings. Setting The Count House is set in an ancient farmed landscape with evidence of prehistoric habitation nearby, including the scheduled monuments known as the Nine Maidens (stone circle), the Men-an-Tol (holed stone and standing stone) and the Men Scryfa (inscribed stone). Evidence of mining activity is considerable including engine houses associated with Ding Dong Mine as it was in the 19th century (Tredinnick engine house, Ishmaels winding
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