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The Calciner
Wheal Coates, St Agnes, Cornwall
Ref: BB048237
Gallery: Cornwall
This building is the remains of the Calciner at Wheal Coates tin mine. The Calciner was used to remove impurities, mostly arsenic, from the mined ore through a process of roasting.
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