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Miners banner
Front of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A very old allegorical picture with much concealed symbolism - Druid and ancient man, in front of Stonehenge pointing to a triangle with Latin motto. See 27276 for back. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the Un...
Front of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A very old allegorical picture with much concealed symbolism - Druid and ancient man, in front of Stonehenge pointing to a triangle with Latin motto. See 27276 for back. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the Un...
Miners banner
Back of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A standard Tutill "Bedside Scene" but the dress of the central figure is most unusual for a lodge banner. See 27275 for front. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the United Ancient Order of Druids in 1858. The s...
Back of DMA miners banner for Shildon Lodge, c1890. A standard Tutill "Bedside Scene" but the dress of the central figure is most unusual for a lodge banner. See 27275 for front. New Description added 30/11/2009: We believe that this banner was originally an Order of Druids banner, made by George Tutill of 83 City Road, London, as with most trade union and friendly society banners, in around 1880 to 1890. Obviously at some point it was transferred to the Shildon Miner's Lodge. The Order of Druids was a benefit society created by secession from the United Ancient Order of Druids in 1858. The s...
HAND TOOLS MINING TOOLS
TWO MINERS LAMPS
TWO MINERS LAMPS
Putters or Trolley Boys
Putters or Trolley Boys moving a coal tub from the coal face. Early 19th century; from Metal and Coal Mining 1750-1875.
Putters or Trolley Boys moving a coal tub from the coal face. Early 19th century; from Metal and Coal Mining 1750-1875.
Hastings Colliery
General view of New Hartley Hastings Colliery. This mine was sunk in 1877 by the Seaton Delaval Collieries Co. and replaced the ill fated Hester Pit with its Hastings (coal) shaft & Melton (up cast) shaft's mining in the Hartley Area passes back over 300 years starting with old Hartley (Seaton Sluice) which in 1760 had steam powered pumping 1763 by winding a Newcomen engine. Believed to by first in country for coal. Old Hartley flooded in 1845 led to the sinking of the doomed Hester Pit, Hastings mine ceased working in 1959 by the NCB
General view of New Hartley Hastings Colliery. This mine was sunk in 1877 by the Seaton Delaval Collieries Co. and replaced the ill fated Hester Pit with its Hastings (coal) shaft & Melton (up cast) shaft's mining in the Hartley Area passes back over 300 years starting with old Hartley (Seaton Sluice) which in 1760 had steam powered pumping 1763 by winding a Newcomen engine. Believed to by first in country for coal. Old Hartley flooded in 1845 led to the sinking of the doomed Hester Pit, Hastings mine ceased working in 1959 by the NCB
Ashington Colliery
General view of Ashington Colliery. Mining began on this site around 1849 then known as Felham Down. The Ashington Coal Co., followed and in 1867 they sank the Bothal Shaft. This followed by Carl 1873 Duke 1887 in all six hafts at one time. Finally the Bothal Drift sunk by the NCB in 1956. Once the premier colliery of the Coalfield Ashington survives to this day on a much smaller scale. At its peak the mine employed more than 5,000 men producing over 6,000 tons a day. Closed finally in Spring 1988.
General view of Ashington Colliery. Mining began on this site around 1849 then known as Felham Down. The Ashington Coal Co., followed and in 1867 they sank the Bothal Shaft. This followed by Carl 1873 Duke 1887 in all six hafts at one time. Finally the Bothal Drift sunk by the NCB in 1956. Once the premier colliery of the Coalfield Ashington survives to this day on a much smaller scale. At its peak the mine employed more than 5,000 men producing over 6,000 tons a day. Closed finally in Spring 1988.
(DEEP COAL MINING) GRADING COAL
pg. 53. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ART MUSEUM COLLECTION fig. 223. SCREENING COALS INTO DIFFERENT QUALITIES
pg. 53. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ART MUSEUM COLLECTION fig. 223. SCREENING COALS INTO DIFFERENT QUALITIES
Group photo
Group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34518 for key to names of individuals. Size 840mm wide
Group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34518 for key to names of individuals. Size 840mm wide
Photograph key to names
Key to group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34517 for photograph. Size 840mm wide
Key to group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34517 for photograph. Size 840mm wide
Group photo
Group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34520 for key to names of individuals. Size 840mm wide
Group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34520 for key to names of individuals. Size 840mm wide
Key to group photo
Key to group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34519 for photograph. Size 840mm wide
Key to group photograph of members of The North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1902. See 34519 for photograph. Size 840mm wide
Electric safety mining lamp
Electric safety lamp for use in mines, developed by J W Swan.
Electric safety lamp for use in mines, developed by J W Swan.
Harvest Festival
Mining Harvest Festival in an unidentified Church of England in East Durham.
Mining Harvest Festival in an unidentified Church of England in East Durham.
Harvest Festival
Mining Harvest Festival in an unidentified Church of England in East Durham.
Mining Harvest Festival in an unidentified Church of England in East Durham.
Continuous mining machine
A modern continuous mining machine in an underground roadway, Ashington Colliery.
A modern continuous mining machine in an underground roadway, Ashington Colliery.
Continuous mining machine
A modern continuous mining machine, Ashington Colliery.
A modern continuous mining machine, Ashington Colliery.
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