The Maughold Head MineIsle of Man Times, Saturday, March 29, 1873; Page: 8 was a copper mine located in the parish of Maughold, Isle of Man.<ref name="ReferenceA">'Manx Sun. Saturday, March 29, 1873; Page: 16</ref>
History Mining was a thriving industry on the Isle of Man up until the early part of the 20th century. The sett of the Maughold Mine comprised 95 acres and consisted of three lodes with strong branches or feeders between them. Of these lodes the No.1 or Eastern lode was between and whilst the No.2 or Western'' lode was . The lodes ran in the same direction as the Great Laxey lodes and adjoined that of the Dhyrnane Mine.Isle of Man Times, Saturday. March 29, 1873; Page: 8
The mines however produced a poor yield which resulted in the Maughold Head Mining Company, the mine's operator going into liquidation in 1874.
See also Snaefell Wheel Laxey Wheel Great Laxey Mine Great Laxey Mine Railway Great Snaefell Mine Foxdale Mines
References
SourcesBibliography'''
The Forgotten Iron Mines of Kirk Maughold, Isle of Man - D.B. Hollis, 1988. Published by The Northern Mine Research Society (1988).