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Underground haulage horse
A working horse with electric hauler behind in an unknown mine. Note electric headlamp for horse
A working horse with electric hauler behind in an unknown mine. Note electric headlamp for horse
Steam locomotive
NER class S3 steam locomotive no 846 4-6-0 (later LNER class B16). Works photograph taken at Darlington when new in 1920, note 4 headlamps for photo.
NER class S3 steam locomotive no 846 4-6-0 (later LNER class B16). Works photograph taken at Darlington when new in 1920, note 4 headlamps for photo.
Group of miners
A group of miners some holding lamps possibly at the Shield Row Drift at Sacriston.
A group of miners some holding lamps possibly at the Shield Row Drift at Sacriston.
Drift mine
Museum demonstrator Bob Whipps talking to a group of visitors in Mahogany Drift Mine, 1991. He is holding a carbide lamp and there is a hand drill and shovel behind.
Museum demonstrator Bob Whipps talking to a group of visitors in Mahogany Drift Mine, 1991. He is holding a carbide lamp and there is a hand drill and shovel behind.
The Green
Group of men and children around a drinking fountain on The Green, Southwick, near Sunderland. There is a chapel on the right and the fountain is surmounted by a large gas lamp.
Group of men and children around a drinking fountain on The Green, Southwick, near Sunderland. There is a chapel on the right and the fountain is surmounted by a large gas lamp.
Lucas Lamps advertisement
Showcard advertisement for Lucas Cycle and Motor Cycle Lamps. Size centre top to bottom 305 mm, width across circle 182 mm. Depth when standing unfolded 80mm at base and 65 mm to lamp and logo.
Showcard advertisement for Lucas Cycle and Motor Cycle Lamps. Size centre top to bottom 305 mm, width across circle 182 mm. Depth when standing unfolded 80mm at base and 65 mm to lamp and logo.
Lucas Lamps advertisement
Showcard advertisement for Lucas Cycle and Motor Cycle Lamps. Size centre top to bottom 305 mm, width across circle 182 mm. Depth when standing unfolded 80mm at base and 65 mm to lamp and logo.
Showcard advertisement for Lucas Cycle and Motor Cycle Lamps. Size centre top to bottom 305 mm, width across circle 182 mm. Depth when standing unfolded 80mm at base and 65 mm to lamp and logo.
Clanny Lamps
Diagrams of mine lamps designed by Dr Clanny and Mr Brandling taken from A Treatise on the Mines of Durham & Northumberland by J H N Holmes Esq FSA.
Diagrams of mine lamps designed by Dr Clanny and Mr Brandling taken from A Treatise on the Mines of Durham & Northumberland by J H N Holmes Esq FSA.
Sir Humphrey Davy's lamps
Diagrams of mine lamps designed by Sir H Davy and Mr Stephenson taken from A Treatise on the Mines of Durham & Northumberland by J H N Holmes Esq FSA.
Diagrams of mine lamps designed by Sir H Davy and Mr Stephenson taken from A Treatise on the Mines of Durham & Northumberland by J H N Holmes Esq FSA.
Colliery drawings
Drawing from "A Treatise on the Winning and Working of Collieries" by Matthias Dunn, 1848. Plate XXI showing different kinds of miners safety lamps. (Beamish Library)
Drawing from "A Treatise on the Winning and Working of Collieries" by Matthias Dunn, 1848. Plate XXI showing different kinds of miners safety lamps. (Beamish Library)
Portrait with bicycle
Luke Thomas Eilles with his bicycle. Note cycle lamp on front.
Luke Thomas Eilles with his bicycle. Note cycle lamp on front.
Station Road
View of Station Road, Burradon with the Grey Horse Inn on the left and a good example of a gas street lamp in the foreground. Monarch postcard (1938)
View of Station Road, Burradon with the Grey Horse Inn on the left and a good example of a gas street lamp in the foreground. Monarch postcard (1938)
Lamp lighters
Two boys lighting gas streetlamps, possibly in Walker.
Two boys lighting gas streetlamps, possibly in Walker.
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