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Miners
Large group of miners, possibly Woodland area.
Large group of miners, possibly Woodland area.
Miners
Two Woodland miners wearing their hoggers. See Newspaper article in Contact book 91 for more information.
Two Woodland miners wearing their hoggers. See Newspaper article in Contact book 91 for more information.
Coal tub
Miners with horse drawn tub Lands Road? Lawsons Drift? Woodland area.
Miners with horse drawn tub Lands Road? Lawsons Drift? Woodland area.
Miners
Group of miners some holding midgy lamps. Woodland area
Group of miners some holding midgy lamps. Woodland area
Miners
Group of miners, possibly Woodland area. Note windows constructed from small panes of glass.
Group of miners, possibly Woodland area. Note windows constructed from small panes of glass.
Band
Band of miners and farmers in Arkengarthdale.
Band of miners and farmers in Arkengarthdale.
Group outside public house
Mrs McGurk's father (See X) and friends some of whom were miners, Dipton.
Mrs McGurk's father (See X) and friends some of whom were miners, Dipton.
Miners
Pitmen from Wooley Colliery, Billy Row, near Crook. (From an original in Beamish collection.) . Back row: l-r J Culter, Arthur Wilkinson, ?, Jack Rudd, ?, ?; middle row: ?, Mark Harker, J Flint, R Watson Bond, ?, Jobson; front row: Billy Bell, Ernie Butterfield, Tom Jones, George Bond, ?, M Gott (sapper in 1st World War and first casualty from Stanley Crook), R Martin. See 3941 for better neg.
Pitmen from Wooley Colliery, Billy Row, near Crook. (From an original in Beamish collection.) . Back row: l-r J Culter, Arthur Wilkinson, ?, Jack Rudd, ?, ?; middle row: ?, Mark Harker, J Flint, R Watson Bond, ?, Jobson; front row: Billy Bell, Ernie Butterfield, Tom Jones, George Bond, ?, M Gott (sapper in 1st World War and first casualty from Stanley Crook), R Martin. See 3941 for better neg.
Mine surveyors
Surveying team of three men with miners dial outside a coal mine drift entrance.
Surveying team of three men with miners dial outside a coal mine drift entrance.
Mine workers
Group of miners some carrying midgey lamps at a mine in the Marwood area.
Group of miners some carrying midgey lamps at a mine in the Marwood area.
Group of miners
Group of mine workers, possibly at Evenwood Colliery.
Group of mine workers, possibly at Evenwood Colliery.
Onsetters and banksmen
Group of miners around a coal tub, Ouston Colliery. The tub has "Ouston Onsetter and Banks men 1905" chalked on it.
Group of miners around a coal tub, Ouston Colliery. The tub has "Ouston Onsetter and Banks men 1905" chalked on it.
Miners
Miners at Harraton Colliery on the 9th September 1904 Note multiple pickheads or spare heads which were taken for use when a head became blunt
Miners at Harraton Colliery on the 9th September 1904 Note multiple pickheads or spare heads which were taken for use when a head became blunt
MINERS
FOURSTONES QUARRY
FOURSTONES QUARRY
Miner's Strike
Miners strike with Police escort. Haydon Bridge.
Miners strike with Police escort. Haydon Bridge.
MINERS STRIKE
In order to form an union the miners had to strike. Settlingstones
In order to form an union the miners had to strike. Settlingstones
MINERS
DEPUTY OVERMEN. NOTE FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR AND HOGGERS.
DEPUTY OVERMEN. NOTE FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR AND HOGGERS.
AGED MINERS HOMES
FIRST TENANTS. Aged Miners Homes. August 29th, 1925.
FIRST TENANTS. Aged Miners Homes. August 29th, 1925.
Shop Assistant
Elizabeth James (nee Pollard) Grandmother of John James, seen standing outside the family drapery and hardware shop. (Now Chinese takeaway) at Klondyke. She came as a young girl with Cornish Miners.
Elizabeth James (nee Pollard) Grandmother of John James, seen standing outside the family drapery and hardware shop. (Now Chinese takeaway) at Klondyke. She came as a young girl with Cornish Miners.
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