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Pit Ponies
Hedley Pit, South Moor Colliery, showing pit ponies and horsekeepers posed for camera in pit yard. Pony on left 14.2hh - big pony; 2nd is pibald/skewball and 12.2hh, probaly pit show pony. Note upturned pit tubs on left.
Hedley Pit, South Moor Colliery, showing pit ponies and horsekeepers posed for camera in pit yard. Pony on left 14.2hh - big pony; 2nd is pibald/skewball and 12.2hh, probaly pit show pony. Note upturned pit tubs on left.
Pony with tubs
Tramway possibly between Hedley Pit and Louisa South Moor Colliery, with pony in limber gear. Central tub has "Plenty coal for the man who burst the pipe" chalked on it. c1900 Pony smaller than 11.2hh. Sitting is B Dixon other is F Golightly.
Tramway possibly between Hedley Pit and Louisa South Moor Colliery, with pony in limber gear. Central tub has "Plenty coal for the man who burst the pipe" chalked on it. c1900 Pony smaller than 11.2hh. Sitting is B Dixon other is F Golightly.
Pit pony
"Paddy" - rescued from West Stanley pit disaster in 1909, with William Gardener.
"Paddy" - rescued from West Stanley pit disaster in 1909, with William Gardener.
Pit pony
Pit pony with tub and driver lads. The tub has "How are you off for coals", painted on the side. West Stanley Colliery.
Pit pony with tub and driver lads. The tub has "How are you off for coals", painted on the side. West Stanley Colliery.
Pit pony
Washington F Pit (1950s). Part of a safety campaign neg 33469 to 33478 same subject photograph shown aspect of safety.
Washington F Pit (1950s). Part of a safety campaign neg 33469 to 33478 same subject photograph shown aspect of safety.
Pit pony and tubs
Pit pony and tubs with driver on the surface, during the coal strike at Stanley.
Pit pony and tubs with driver on the surface, during the coal strike at Stanley.
Pony washing pond
Pit pony washing pond underground next to the stables at Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony washing pond underground next to the stables at Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony
Pit pony nosing open ventilation door, possibly Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony nosing open ventilation door, possibly Ashington Colliery.
Pony and tub
Pony & tub at underground roadway junction, near pit bottom.
Pony & tub at underground roadway junction, near pit bottom.
Harnessing pit pony
Miner harnessing a pit pony in the training gallery at Ashington Colliery.
Miner harnessing a pit pony in the training gallery at Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony and tub
Pit pony and tub near the shaft bottom, Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony and tub near the shaft bottom, Ashington Colliery.
Pony in cage
Pit pony being led out of a cage at Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony being led out of a cage at Ashington Colliery.
Pony in underground stables
Pit pony being led into stall in underground stables at Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony being led into stall in underground stables at Ashington Colliery.
Underground stables
Pit pony in underground stables, Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony in underground stables, Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony
Pit pony with handler, Ashington Colliery.
Pit pony with handler, Ashington Colliery.
Model pit pony and tubs
A model pit pony and tubs made by Harry Hardy a patternmaker at Mainsforth Colliery in 1934. The mane and tail are hair from a real pit pony. Size: pony 350mm high x 510mm long, tubs each 260mm high x 370mm long.
A model pit pony and tubs made by Harry Hardy a patternmaker at Mainsforth Colliery in 1934. The mane and tail are hair from a real pit pony. Size: pony 350mm high x 510mm long, tubs each 260mm high x 370mm long.
Drift Mine
Bob Whipps with pit pony Pip posing in Mahogany Drift at Beamish Museum, c1986.
Bob Whipps with pit pony Pip posing in Mahogany Drift at Beamish Museum, c1986.
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