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Diagram Detailing Pit Pony Tack
A framed diagram from Horden Colliery showing of a model of a pit pony in harness, illustrating the various parts of the harness and their names. Length: 1330mm x Width: 1100mm.
A framed diagram from Horden Colliery showing of a model of a pit pony in harness, illustrating the various parts of the harness and their names. Length: 1330mm x Width: 1100mm.
Pit pony Pip
Beamish pit pony Pip beside the cupola on a snowy day, 31st January 2003. Pip was originally from Sacriston Colliery.
Beamish pit pony Pip beside the cupola on a snowy day, 31st January 2003. Pip was originally from Sacriston Colliery.
Colliery scene
Clay Cross Collieries Series of Coal Images, Derbyshire, c1910. No 120 - "A typical pit pony - the day of ill-treatment of pit ponies is rapidly passing away. At the Clay Cross Collieries, where the celebrated CXC Gold Medal Coal is worked, the ponies - the illustration is a typical example - are well cared for and receive very humane treatment. The bridle worn by the pony was adopted to protect the animal's eyes and head in places where there is a danger of its coming into contact with the low roof".
Clay Cross Collieries Series of Coal Images, Derbyshire, c1910. No 120 - "A typical pit pony - the day of ill-treatment of pit ponies is rapidly passing away. At the Clay Cross Collieries, where the celebrated CXC Gold Medal Coal is worked, the ponies - the illustration is a typical example - are well cared for and receive very humane treatment. The bridle worn by the pony was adopted to protect the animal's eyes and head in places where there is a danger of its coming into contact with the low roof".
Horse slaughterer
Charlie Miller, horse slaughterer of Whitworth Pit, Spennymoor driving his pony and trap.
Charlie Miller, horse slaughterer of Whitworth Pit, Spennymoor driving his pony and trap.
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