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Miners Welfare Group
Group of men sitting outside West Pelton Miners Welfare Hall, Jack Lawson is middle row, 5th from right. Tom Bell, 2nd from right was a conscientious objector during the First World War, he couldn't get a job until he eventually got the check weighman's job at Twizell Colliery where he was ostracised. Listen to Oral History Recording 1992/104 and 1992/105 for more information.
Group of men sitting outside West Pelton Miners Welfare Hall, Jack Lawson is middle row, 5th from right. Tom Bell, 2nd from right was a conscientious objector during the First World War, he couldn't get a job until he eventually got the check weighman's job at Twizell Colliery where he was ostracised. Listen to Oral History Recording 1992/104 and 1992/105 for more information.
Ambulance
An British Red Cross Society ambulance presented by the Durham Miners Association. Listen to Oral History Recording 1992/104 and 1992/105 for more information.
An British Red Cross Society ambulance presented by the Durham Miners Association. Listen to Oral History Recording 1992/104 and 1992/105 for more information.
Mines Rescue team
Three miners (l-r) Mr E Harrard -? shifter, Mr J Hedley - Asst Under manager, Mr R Barlow - Overman, holding Fleus Patent Breathing Apparatus at Seaham Colliery which they used after the explosion which took place September 8th 1880 when 164 men and boys lost their lives.
Three miners (l-r) Mr E Harrard -? shifter, Mr J Hedley - Asst Under manager, Mr R Barlow - Overman, holding Fleus Patent Breathing Apparatus at Seaham Colliery which they used after the explosion which took place September 8th 1880 when 164 men and boys lost their lives.
Miners at winch
Group of miners working a hand winch, situated at the bottom of Londsdale Street, Pelton during 1926 strike. They are lifting from a shaft provided by Pelton Colliery Co. See photocopy in contact book for more info.
Group of miners working a hand winch, situated at the bottom of Londsdale Street, Pelton during 1926 strike. They are lifting from a shaft provided by Pelton Colliery Co. See photocopy in contact book for more info.
Swalwell miners
Group of miners at Swalwell Colliery.
Group of miners at Swalwell Colliery.
Dudley miners
Portrait of three Dudley miners, Mr Carr is front right.
Portrait of three Dudley miners, Mr Carr is front right.
Miners band
The Kibblesworth 'dry' (temperance) band leading a procession of villagers returning from the miners' gala at Durham in 1903. They are marching up the bank from Lamesley station to a party and dancing in the Square. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
The Kibblesworth 'dry' (temperance) band leading a procession of villagers returning from the miners' gala at Durham in 1903. They are marching up the bank from Lamesley station to a party and dancing in the Square. (Used in book "Changing Kibblesworth - The study of a mining community" by R Dixon, E McMillan and L Turnbull.)
Working Men's Club Outing
Group gathered for Kibblesworth Working Mens' Club 1st outing of Aged Miners.
Group gathered for Kibblesworth Working Mens' Club 1st outing of Aged Miners.
Miners banner
Kibblesworth Lodge banner and miners.
Kibblesworth Lodge banner and miners.
Men with pit pony
Group of miners with a pit pony, possibly at Kibblesworth Colliery.
Group of miners with a pit pony, possibly at Kibblesworth Colliery.
Shaft bottom
Underground photograph showing tubs and miners with cages behind, Likely to be Kibblesworth Colliery.
Underground photograph showing tubs and miners with cages behind, Likely to be Kibblesworth Colliery.
Miners and pit pony
Group of miners with a pit pony at Kibblesworth Colliery.
Group of miners with a pit pony at Kibblesworth Colliery.
Group of miners
Group of miners, possibly Moorsley/West Rainton area. Grandfather Cowell is circled.
Group of miners, possibly Moorsley/West Rainton area. Grandfather Cowell is circled.
Miners with whippets
Four Marley Hill miners with Whippets.
Four Marley Hill miners with Whippets.
Men in cage
Miners in a double deck cage arriving at an underground landing. (From Lantern Slide in collection)
Miners in a double deck cage arriving at an underground landing. (From Lantern Slide in collection)
Miners hewing coal
Miners hewing coal. (From Lantern Slide in collection)
Miners hewing coal. (From Lantern Slide in collection)
"Leek Show Day"
Pencil drawing by James Mackenzie entitled "Leek Show Day", depicting two miners lifting leeks from their allotments ready for the leek show. (See others in series for paintings of scenes in same series 1993-27)
Pencil drawing by James Mackenzie entitled "Leek Show Day", depicting two miners lifting leeks from their allotments ready for the leek show. (See others in series for paintings of scenes in same series 1993-27)
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Barrington Colliery", Stone Row on the right first built for the sinkers. Barrington school on the left. Size 485 x 385 mm in frame. (See 45824 for colour) - "It was actually closed when the general strike was on and never re-opened that was the finish of that colliery and most of the miners well they worked at different places but they were all miners in that village. The houses had gardens, flower gardens mostly at the front and at the back they also had big vegetable gardens. Every place had a fair amount of land. That was because they grew stuff to eat...
"End of the shift at 19, Alexandra Row. William
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "End of the shift at 19, Alexandra Row. William Mackenzie.", depicting a man washing in a tub in front of a range. Size 485 x 385 mm in frame. (See 45832 for colour) - "We moved to Barrington Colliery in a miners cottage in Alexandra Row. It was very similar to the miners cottages you've got at Beamish with an open range, a round oven at one side and a set pot at the other that heated the water you needed. I can remember my father used to come in a get bathed in front of the fire."
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "End of the shift at 19, Alexandra Row. William Mackenzie.", depicting a man washing in a tub in front of a range. Size 485 x 385 mm in frame. (See 45832 for colour) - "We moved to Barrington Colliery in a miners cottage in Alexandra Row. It was very similar to the miners cottages you've got at Beamish with an open range, a round oven at one side and a set pot at the other that heated the water you needed. I can remember my father used to come in a get bathed in front of the fire."
Painting by James Mackenzie entitled "Barrington Colliery", Stone Row on the right first built for the sinkers. Barrington school on the left. Size 485 x 385 mm in frame. (See 45804 for b/w) - "It was actually closed when the general strike was on and never re-opened that was the finish of that colliery and most of the miners well they worked at different places but they were all miners in that village. The houses had gardens, flower gardens mostly at the front and at the back they also had big vegetable gardens. Every place had a fair amount of land. That was because they grew stuff to eat."
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