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Buildings Bouse-steads
The remains of what was probably one of the most prosperous 19th century lead mining sites in the North. The dressing floor can still be traced and alongside runs a very fine series of bouse-steads with traces of rail track above. This series of parallel stepped walls was built to contain the various quantities of ore mined by each group of miners. Here the ore was stored until ready for preparation. Above the bouse-steads stands the present estate wood-shed.
The remains of what was probably one of the most prosperous 19th century lead mining sites in the North. The dressing floor can still be traced and alongside runs a very fine series of bouse-steads with traces of rail track above. This series of parallel stepped walls was built to contain the various quantities of ore mined by each group of miners. Here the ore was stored until ready for preparation. Above the bouse-steads stands the present estate wood-shed.
Miners
Miners in working clothes and wearing head lamps and helmets leaving the pithead at the end of their shift at Greenside Mine, 1966.
Miners in working clothes and wearing head lamps and helmets leaving the pithead at the end of their shift at Greenside Mine, 1966.
Miners
Miners working with tubs on the surface at Greenside Colliery, 1966.
Miners working with tubs on the surface at Greenside Colliery, 1966.
Miners housing
Terraces of miners housing at Margrove Park.
Terraces of miners housing at Margrove Park.
Back lane
Back lane between terraced ironstone miners houses at Charltons near Guisborough. Note washing hanging across the lane.
Back lane between terraced ironstone miners houses at Charltons near Guisborough. Note washing hanging across the lane.
Group on bench
Group of people sitting on a bench at Margrove Park, with housing behind. Likely to be ex ironstone miners.
Group of people sitting on a bench at Margrove Park, with housing behind. Likely to be ex ironstone miners.
Mine and housing
General view of housing at miners housing at Margrove Park, one of the ironstone mine shaft is visible on the right.
General view of housing at miners housing at Margrove Park, one of the ironstone mine shaft is visible on the right.
Dale Terrace
Ironstone miners housing in Dale Terrace, Lingdale.
Ironstone miners housing in Dale Terrace, Lingdale.
Terraced housing
Terraced miners housing at Lingdale of Loftus.
Terraced miners housing at Lingdale of Loftus.
Terraced housing
Ironstone miners housing at Liverton Mines
Ironstone miners housing at Liverton Mines
Terraced housing
Ironstone miners housing at Liverton Mines
Ironstone miners housing at Liverton Mines
Cleveland Street
A row of one storey ironstone miners houses in Cleveland Street, Eston.
A row of one storey ironstone miners houses in Cleveland Street, Eston.
Terraced premises
Derelict premises opposite the Miners Institute, Main Street, South Church, 1966.
Derelict premises opposite the Miners Institute, Main Street, South Church, 1966.
Derelict house
Detail of derelict house opposite the Miners Institute, Main Street, South Church, 1966.
Detail of derelict house opposite the Miners Institute, Main Street, South Church, 1966.
Aged miners home
Downhill House, West Boldon. At one time the building was the first "Aged Miners Home" set up in County Durham.
Downhill House, West Boldon. At one time the building was the first "Aged Miners Home" set up in County Durham.
Pioneers Diploma
Pioneers Diploma presented by Durham Miners Association to James Marshall in commemoration of fifty years membership of the association.
Pioneers Diploma presented by Durham Miners Association to James Marshall in commemoration of fifty years membership of the association.
Tubs and miners
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. Miners sending full tubs to the pit shaft by means of the endless rope system. A chain is used to link the tubs to the steel rope which will haul the coal to its destination.
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. Miners sending full tubs to the pit shaft by means of the endless rope system. A chain is used to link the tubs to the steel rope which will haul the coal to its destination.
Pony and tub
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and miners with tubs at Ashington Colliery. The rope is for hauling the full tubs to the pit shaft.
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and miners with tubs at Ashington Colliery. The rope is for hauling the full tubs to the pit shaft.
At the coal face
Two miners working at the coal face in Ashington Colliery, the one on the right is tending the coal cutter (see 7185) and the miner on the left follows behind clearing away cuttings and hammering springs into the slot to keep the coal from dropping.
Two miners working at the coal face in Ashington Colliery, the one on the right is tending the coal cutter (see 7185) and the miner on the left follows behind clearing away cuttings and hammering springs into the slot to keep the coal from dropping.
Back of houses
The backyards of a row of miners houses showing the outside netties, coal houses and outbuildings
The backyards of a row of miners houses showing the outside netties, coal houses and outbuildings
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