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Barytes Mining
Silver band mine entrance. The top level is 2,385 ft. above sea level. NB BBC radio beacons in background.
Silver band mine entrance. The top level is 2,385 ft. above sea level. NB BBC radio beacons in background.
Barytes Mining
Silver Band Mine main haulage level at 2285 ft. above sea level. L-r: Sir K Dunham (Geologist), Peter Vipon (Chief Engineer) and Don Brown (Mine Boss)
Silver Band Mine main haulage level at 2285 ft. above sea level. L-r: Sir K Dunham (Geologist), Peter Vipon (Chief Engineer) and Don Brown (Mine Boss)
Barytes Mining
Silver Band Mine, Cumbria, 1961. L-r: Engineer Don Brown, Manager Jim Cousins and Sir Kingsley Dunham (Geologist)
Silver Band Mine, Cumbria, 1961. L-r: Engineer Don Brown, Manager Jim Cousins and Sir Kingsley Dunham (Geologist)
Lead mining
W T Shaw and Joe Sump, No. 2 Level. Hartsop Hall Mine
W T Shaw and Joe Sump, No. 2 Level. Hartsop Hall Mine
Copper mining
The copper Mountain mine at Bingham Canyon. Tyson Shaw from Coniston is drilling holes to blast rock. (The Shaw's are one of the very old Lake District Mining families) Utah, USA
The copper Mountain mine at Bingham Canyon. Tyson Shaw from Coniston is drilling holes to blast rock. (The Shaw's are one of the very old Lake District Mining families) Utah, USA
Dressing floor
W T Shaw examining the old dressing floor at Eagle Crag lead Mine, Grisedale, Cumbria.
W T Shaw examining the old dressing floor at Eagle Crag lead Mine, Grisedale, Cumbria.
Greenside Mine display
Display in Carlisle Museum till 1970. `Greenside Mine, Glenridding, Ullswater. Closed after Hundreds of years. The end of an era of Leadmining in the Lake District". Includes "bucher" for ore crushing in centre
Display in Carlisle Museum till 1970. `Greenside Mine, Glenridding, Ullswater. Closed after Hundreds of years. The end of an era of Leadmining in the Lake District". Includes "bucher" for ore crushing in centre
Mine manager
W T Shaw, J M R Pargle, William Yuill and Tony Schnellmann at Auchencairn Mine. Mr Schnellman is the Chaiman and Mr Yuill id the Managing Director of Mackay & Schnellman, Mining Consultants of Lincoln House, 296 High Holborn, London.
W T Shaw, J M R Pargle, William Yuill and Tony Schnellmann at Auchencairn Mine. Mr Schnellman is the Chaiman and Mr Yuill id the Managing Director of Mackay & Schnellman, Mining Consultants of Lincoln House, 296 High Holborn, London.
School group
Large group of children and staff from the Day School outside the Assembly Hall at London Lead Mining School, Middleton in Teesdale, 1865. (The Assembly Hall is now the Sunderland School camp).
Large group of children and staff from the Day School outside the Assembly Hall at London Lead Mining School, Middleton in Teesdale, 1865. (The Assembly Hall is now the Sunderland School camp).
Close House Mine
General view of the generator house at Close House (barytes) Mine, Lunedale, c1976. On the farside of the valley are the old hushes from the lead-mining days of the mine.
General view of the generator house at Close House (barytes) Mine, Lunedale, c1976. On the farside of the valley are the old hushes from the lead-mining days of the mine.
Fell pony stallion
J W Dalton examining a fell pony stallion 'Linnel Cornet.'. See book in library by Mr R B Charlton 'A Lifetime with Ponies'.
J W Dalton examining a fell pony stallion 'Linnel Cornet.'. See book in library by Mr R B Charlton 'A Lifetime with Ponies'.
Damage caused by explosion
Diver examining the piles of wooden jetty destroyed after an explosion on RNL Danehill, North Shields, 1 December 1941 . (Ref NS 9/6/11)
Diver examining the piles of wooden jetty destroyed after an explosion on RNL Danehill, North Shields, 1 December 1941 . (Ref NS 9/6/11)
Damage caused by explosion
Diver examining the piles of wooden jetty destroyed after an explosion on RNL Danehill, North Shields, 1 December 1941. (Ref NS 9/6/12)
Diver examining the piles of wooden jetty destroyed after an explosion on RNL Danehill, North Shields, 1 December 1941. (Ref NS 9/6/12)
Gold mining
Alf Phillipson (originally from Weardale) went to Queensland, Australia to prospect for gold. He sent this photograph back home at Christmas time. He worked in the Stanhope Co-op for 10 years before leaving for Australia.
Alf Phillipson (originally from Weardale) went to Queensland, Australia to prospect for gold. He sent this photograph back home at Christmas time. He worked in the Stanhope Co-op for 10 years before leaving for Australia.
Coal mining
Engraving entitled "Getting out 10-yard coal in the Staffordshire Collieries at Bradley Mine near Bilston."
Engraving entitled "Getting out 10-yard coal in the Staffordshire Collieries at Bradley Mine near Bilston."
Speddings steel mining
Etching of Speddings Steel Mill. Handle worked by boy turned a steel wheel at high speed, via gears. Boy held flint against wheel to produce sparks to provide light. Theory was that sparks would not ignite firedamp.
Etching of Speddings Steel Mill. Handle worked by boy turned a steel wheel at high speed, via gears. Boy held flint against wheel to produce sparks to provide light. Theory was that sparks would not ignite firedamp.
Tubs
Wooden tubs with small iron wheels (presumably lead mining).
Wooden tubs with small iron wheels (presumably lead mining).
Potatoes
A field of potatoes growing on an old quarry site, with night soil 15ft deep. June 25th 1951 after opencast mining.
A field of potatoes growing on an old quarry site, with night soil 15ft deep. June 25th 1951 after opencast mining.
Potatoes
A field of potatoes growing on an old quarry site, with night soil 15ft deep. June 25th 1951 after opencast mining.
A field of potatoes growing on an old quarry site, with night soil 15ft deep. June 25th 1951 after opencast mining.
Mining lamps
Guazes from mining lamps. Sizes: l-r: 95mmhigh x 50mm dia; 120mm high x 60mm dia; 80mm high x 50mm dia. NO Darlington Museum Ref.
Guazes from mining lamps. Sizes: l-r: 95mmhigh x 50mm dia; 120mm high x 60mm dia; 80mm high x 50mm dia. NO Darlington Museum Ref.
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