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Museum, Camborne Mining school, 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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Museum, Camborne Mining school, illustration from Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light by J. C. Burrows and William Thomas, pub. 1893 (sepia photo)
STC418163 Museum, Camborne Mining school, 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 photograph captures a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the Museum at Camborne Mining School. The image is an illustration taken from "Mongst mines and miners, or Underground Scenes by Flash-Light" by J. C. Burrows and William Thomas, published in 1893. The photo transports us back to the Victorian era, where cabinets filled with Cornish artifacts stand proudly on display. These cabinets are a testament to the rich mining heritage of Cornwall, symbolizing both industry and education. The Camborne School of Mines played a crucial role in training future miners and engineers during this time. In this scene, we see a group of male figures examining the glass-encased treasures within these cabinets. Their serious expressions hint at their deep knowledge and appreciation for the subject matter at hand. It is evident that they are immersed in their studies as they explore every detail captured within each exhibit. The composition exudes an air of nostalgia, evoking curiosity about what life was like during this period of industrial growth. This photograph not only serves as a visual record but also reflects how photography itself was evolving as an art form during that time. Preserved within private collections such as The Stapleton Collection, images like these allow us to connect with history on a personal level. They remind us of our roots while celebrating human ingenuity and progress made over centuries gone by.
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