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Overhand Stoping, Cooks Kitchen mine, illustration from Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light by J. C. Burrows and William Thomas, pub. 1893 (sepia photo)
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Overhand Stoping, Cooks Kitchen mine, illustration from Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light by J. C. Burrows and William Thomas, pub. 1893 (sepia photo)
STC418147 Overhand Stoping, Cooks Kitchen mine, illustration from Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light by J.C. Burrows and William Thomas, pub. 1893 (sepia photo) by Burrow, John Charles (1852-1914); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection
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This sepia-toned print captures a mesmerizing scene from the depths of Cooks Kitchen mine in Cornwall, England. The image is an illustration taken from the renowned book "Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light" by J. C. Burrows and William Thomas, published in 1893. In this snapshot, we witness the intense labor of Victorian-era male workers engaged in overhand stoping. Clad in rugged attire, these courageous cornish labourers are seen toiling away amidst a labyrinthine network of scaffolding within the industrial confines of the mine. The photograph exudes an air of both grit and determination as these brave souls dedicate themselves to their arduous work underground. Their faces bear testament to their resilience and unwavering commitment to their trade. As we delve into this historical moment frozen in time, it becomes evident that this image encapsulates not only a specific industry but also represents a broader narrative about human perseverance and triumph over adversity. Preserved within a private collection known as The Stapleton Collection, this remarkable piece serves as a poignant reminder of our ancestors' tireless efforts that shaped our modern world. It stands as an enduring tribute to those who dedicated their lives to mining - an essential industry that fueled progress during its time. Through the lens of photography's early days captured by John Charles Burrow's skilled eye, we are transported back to an era where hard work was etched into every crevice of society's foundation.
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