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John Buddle Medal
A drawing of the John Buddle Medal for Services to Mining Engineering 1773 - 1843. (From a slide)
A drawing of the John Buddle Medal for Services to Mining Engineering 1773 - 1843. (From a slide)
Rev Edward Lynn
Rev Edward Lynn holding a baby at a christening at SS Philip and James Church, Tow Law, 1991. See 54699 for colour. Rev Lynn died 1995 aged 81. He was well known for his pencil sketches showing life in Co Durham mining communities in the 1930's. He was the son of a colliery engineer and brought up in Brandon, he later served as a parson in pit communities like Chopwell, Sliksworth and Trimdon. Many examples of Rev Lynn's sketches are copied in Beamish Archive, photo nos 54970-54999 and 57000-57017.
Rev Edward Lynn holding a baby at a christening at SS Philip and James Church, Tow Law, 1991. See 54699 for colour. Rev Lynn died 1995 aged 81. He was well known for his pencil sketches showing life in Co Durham mining communities in the 1930's. He was the son of a colliery engineer and brought up in Brandon, he later served as a parson in pit communities like Chopwell, Sliksworth and Trimdon. Many examples of Rev Lynn's sketches are copied in Beamish Archive, photo nos 54970-54999 and 57000-57017.
Rev Edward Lynn
Rev Edward Lynn holding a baby at a christening at SS Philip and James Church, Tow Law, 1991. See 54698 for b/w. Rev Lynn died 1995 aged 81. He was well known for his pencil sketches showing life in Co Durham mining communities in the 1930's. He was the son of a colliery engineer and brought up in Brandon, he later served as a parson in pit communities like Chopwell, Sliksworth and Trimdon. Many examples of Rev Lynn's sketches are copied in Beamish Archive, photo nos 54970-54999 and 57000-57017.
Rev Edward Lynn holding a baby at a christening at SS Philip and James Church, Tow Law, 1991. See 54698 for b/w. Rev Lynn died 1995 aged 81. He was well known for his pencil sketches showing life in Co Durham mining communities in the 1930's. He was the son of a colliery engineer and brought up in Brandon, he later served as a parson in pit communities like Chopwell, Sliksworth and Trimdon. Many examples of Rev Lynn's sketches are copied in Beamish Archive, photo nos 54970-54999 and 57000-57017.
Drain pipe
Detail of an iron drain pipe on Department of mining Engineering Building, The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. The width is 100mm.
Detail of an iron drain pipe on Department of mining Engineering Building, The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. The width is 100mm.
Drain pipe
Detail of a lead drain pipe on Department of mining Engineering Building, The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. The width is 115mm.
Detail of a lead drain pipe on Department of mining Engineering Building, The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. The width is 115mm.
Railings
Railings outside the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle. Dated 1870 and 1.98m high.
Railings outside the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle. Dated 1870 and 1.98m high.
Railings
Railings outside the front of the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle. Dated 1870 and 1.42m high.
Railings outside the front of the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle. Dated 1870 and 1.42m high.
Drain pipe
Drain pipe at the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle.
Drain pipe at the Mining Institute, Bolbeck Hall, Westgate Road, Newcastle.
Iron and Steel
Steel making. Examining furnace bath or ladle mineral additives. Possibly Ferro-nickel. Consett Iron Works.
Steel making. Examining furnace bath or ladle mineral additives. Possibly Ferro-nickel. Consett Iron Works.
Pin cushion
Victorian pin cushion in globe, made by Joseph Cook of South Moor for his sister in law Mary Jane Cook of Dipton after the birth of her daughter Mary Ann in 1884. Size 230mm high. See 57361 for colour. Joe worked as a carter (after being disabled in a mine accident) and supplemented his income by making beadwork pin cushions, bracelets and armbands. The pincushion was always the property of a mining family, as Mary Ann's husband, John Layton was a minerat Dipton, Delight and South Medomsley Collieries. It stood for many years in the front room window of No 46 Annfield Street, Dipton and then N...
Victorian pin cushion in globe, made by Joseph Cook of South Moor for his sister in law Mary Jane Cook of Dipton after the birth of her daughter Mary Ann in 1884. Size 230mm high. See 57361 for colour. Joe worked as a carter (after being disabled in a mine accident) and supplemented his income by making beadwork pin cushions, bracelets and armbands. The pincushion was always the property of a mining family, as Mary Ann's husband, John Layton was a minerat Dipton, Delight and South Medomsley Collieries. It stood for many years in the front room window of No 46 Annfield Street, Dipton and then N...
Pin cushion
Victorian pin cushion in globe, made by Joseph Cook of South Moor for his sister in law Mary Jane Cook of Dipton after the birth of her daughter Mary Ann in 1884. Size 230mm high. See 57360 for b/w. Joe worked as a carter (after being disabled in a mine accident) and supplemented his income by making beadwork pin cushions, bracelets and armbands. The pincushion was always the property of a mining family, as Mary Ann's husband, John Layton was a minerat Dipton, Delight and South Medomsley Collieries. It stood for many years in the front room window of No 46 Annfield Street, Dipton and then No 3...
Victorian pin cushion in globe, made by Joseph Cook of South Moor for his sister in law Mary Jane Cook of Dipton after the birth of her daughter Mary Ann in 1884. Size 230mm high. See 57360 for b/w. Joe worked as a carter (after being disabled in a mine accident) and supplemented his income by making beadwork pin cushions, bracelets and armbands. The pincushion was always the property of a mining family, as Mary Ann's husband, John Layton was a minerat Dipton, Delight and South Medomsley Collieries. It stood for many years in the front room window of No 46 Annfield Street, Dipton and then No 3...
Primary gearing
Foreman fitter examining HP Primary gearing, LP Primary pinion in foreground, on RFA Tidepool built at Hawthorn Leslie's Hebburn Yard, 1963. (Hawthorn Leslie Collection)
Foreman fitter examining HP Primary gearing, LP Primary pinion in foreground, on RFA Tidepool built at Hawthorn Leslie's Hebburn Yard, 1963. (Hawthorn Leslie Collection)
Lamps
Several lamps on a shelf in a coalmining lamp cabin. They are probably late 19th Century safety lamps. Greenside Colliery
Several lamps on a shelf in a coalmining lamp cabin. They are probably late 19th Century safety lamps. Greenside Colliery
Tyre repairer
A garage worker examining a tyre outside a garage, location unidentified, 1937.
A garage worker examining a tyre outside a garage, location unidentified, 1937.
Spiracon Pipe Dept.
W Dunning (Inspection Department) examining pipes before despatch to customer. Philipson Neg No 4236. Consett Iron Works
W Dunning (Inspection Department) examining pipes before despatch to customer. Philipson Neg No 4236. Consett Iron Works
Blast Furnace
Blast furnace staff examining an old book found at the back of the old blast furnaces. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 10725
Blast furnace staff examining an old book found at the back of the old blast furnaces. Consett Iron Works. Philipson Neg No 10725
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