1. Early nineteenth century colliery, portrayed as 'old coal pit' on OS County series (1878), on which a 1,450m stretch of leat is shown, with two mills along its line, obscured to the west by colliery tips.
RCAHMW AP955062/50-1
J.Wiles, RCAHMW, 27.01.2004.

2. A water powered colliery site operated from the 1840s until before 1877, together with a well-preserved length of Sir John Morris's water power leat built around1800. The site is within the Clyne Valley Country Park.
(Source: Collieries of Wales, RCAHMW)
B.A.Malaws, RCAHMW, 01 June 2011.