Recovered Westthorpe Colliery winding engine compo…
Westthorpe Colliery winding engine drum
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Drakehouse tunnel south portal
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Canal bank hawthorn
Cuckoo Hill reach, Chesterfield Canal
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Lady's Bridge
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Wiseton Stables
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Pleasley Colliery No. 2 South Shaft signals
Capels and detaching hook
Pleasley Colliery No.2 South Shaft top area
Pleasley Colliery No.2 South Shaft interior 2
Pleasley Colliery No.2 South Shaft interior view
Pleasley Colliery No.1 winding engine drum
Pleasley Colliery No.1 winding engine
Pleasley Colliery No.2 shaft winding engine
Pleasley Colliery North Shaft headframe
Pleasley Colliery South Shaft
Pleasley North Shaft: north aspect
Pleasley North Shaft headframe
Pleasley Colliery - southern aspect.
Pleasley colliery
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Benacre Broad at low tide
Benacre Broad and breach channel
Benacre Broad breach channel to the North Sea
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Safety reminder board at Pleasley Colliery
Pictorial safety reminder board affixed to part of the pit top structure of the No.2 South Shaft at Pleasley Colliery. This is probably not its original location; most likely it would have been in a place readily viewed by the workmen on their daily route from arriving at the colliery to descending the shaft, e.g. from the time-office, via the pit-head baths and lamp-room, to the shaft top.
Boards and notices like this were common at British collieries. Often they were painted or drawn directly on to plywood boards, probably by talented colliery workmen.
Pleasley Colliery is situated just inside the Derbyshire border, about 5.5 km from the centre of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. It is now a mining museum which is steadily being developed.
www.pleasleypittrust.org.uk
Boards and notices like this were common at British collieries. Often they were painted or drawn directly on to plywood boards, probably by talented colliery workmen.
Pleasley Colliery is situated just inside the Derbyshire border, about 5.5 km from the centre of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. It is now a mining museum which is steadily being developed.
www.pleasleypittrust.org.uk
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