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Colliery messenger on horseback
George Graham, Colliery messenger for Holmside and South Moor Collieries, based at the Louisa Pit, Stanley. Messenger mounted, to minimise travelling time between pits. Job was to carry internal mail and deliver messages in South Moor and Stanley. Pony about 14.2 hh.
George Graham, Colliery messenger for Holmside and South Moor Collieries, based at the Louisa Pit, Stanley. Messenger mounted, to minimise travelling time between pits. Job was to carry internal mail and deliver messages in South Moor and Stanley. Pony about 14.2 hh.
Colliery Farrier
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit, Pony Stables. G James shoeing a pony. C Kirtley, horsekeeper, in next standing. Note: gears hung on left. June-Sept 1931.
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit, Pony Stables. G James shoeing a pony. C Kirtley, horsekeeper, in next standing. Note: gears hung on left. June-Sept 1931.
Colliery Farrier
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit, Pony Stables. G James, Horseshoer and C Kirtley, Horsekeeper. Note: Horseshoers box of tools. Horsekeeper holding brushes and ponies names above standing. June-Sept 1931
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit, Pony Stables. G James, Horseshoer and C Kirtley, Horsekeeper. Note: Horseshoers box of tools. Horsekeeper holding brushes and ponies names above standing. June-Sept 1931
Pony Putting
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Verdun Evans (pony driver) and William Turnbull (putter) in North Ballarat seam. Pony ? with tracer chains (on tub) as well as limber gears. Pony is dun, ?Icelandic type. June-Sept 1931.
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Verdun Evans (pony driver) and William Turnbull (putter) in North Ballarat seam. Pony ? with tracer chains (on tub) as well as limber gears. Pony is dun, ?Icelandic type. June-Sept 1931.
Pony Putting
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Ponies and drivers at the East Cross-Cuts Landing. June-Sept. 1931
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Ponies and drivers at the East Cross-Cuts Landing. June-Sept. 1931
Pony and tubs
Pit pony & miners with tubs of coal at possibly Diamnodn Colliery, Butterknowle.
Pit pony & miners with tubs of coal at possibly Diamnodn Colliery, Butterknowle.
Driver with pony
Driver and hewer with pit pony, Billy Row Pit, near Crook.
Driver and hewer with pit pony, Billy Row Pit, near Crook.
Pit pony
Pit pony being broken in at Nova Scotia Pit of Harraton Colliery. The pony is being long-reined and wearing a breaking harness - ordinary bridle not skull-cap. Limmers are rigid to proper turnable.
Pit pony being broken in at Nova Scotia Pit of Harraton Colliery. The pony is being long-reined and wearing a breaking harness - ordinary bridle not skull-cap. Limmers are rigid to proper turnable.
Pit pony
W Walker on the back of a pit pony at Cockfield wearing tracer gears. Lance Linsey standing in front.
W Walker on the back of a pit pony at Cockfield wearing tracer gears. Lance Linsey standing in front.
Colliery views - Drifts
General view of the Low Pit, Tan Hill. (In valley between Tan Hill and Muker). Drift into the thin and poor "crow coal". Note low seam tubs, but use of large pony (?14.2hh), and driver riding on front of set. Suggests low workings but high main roadways. NOTE: Use tracer gears. Pony is dipped out - therefore winter. Man sitting on Tub John Herbert Clarkson.
General view of the Low Pit, Tan Hill. (In valley between Tan Hill and Muker). Drift into the thin and poor "crow coal". Note low seam tubs, but use of large pony (?14.2hh), and driver riding on front of set. Suggests low workings but high main roadways. NOTE: Use tracer gears. Pony is dipped out - therefore winter. Man sitting on Tub John Herbert Clarkson.
Snow scene
Snow scene of Beamish Museum Colliery Village from below Foulbridge Tram Stop, including pit cottages, pit pony Pit.
Snow scene of Beamish Museum Colliery Village from below Foulbridge Tram Stop, including pit cottages, pit pony Pit.
Pit pony training
Jim Hall training a pit pony at Shotley Bridge, c1940s.
Jim Hall training a pit pony at Shotley Bridge, c1940s.
Pony and driver
Image from NCB Presentation entitled 'From Pit to Fireplace'. - driver with pit pony underground, Brinsley Colliery, c1913.
Image from NCB Presentation entitled 'From Pit to Fireplace'. - driver with pit pony underground, Brinsley Colliery, c1913.
Putter and pony
Image from NCB Presentation entitled 'From Pit to Fireplace'. - putters with favourite pony "Little Tick".
Image from NCB Presentation entitled 'From Pit to Fireplace'. - putters with favourite pony "Little Tick".
Pony Putting
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Verdun Evans (pony driver) and William Turnbull (putter) in North Ballarat seam. Pony ? with tracer chains (on tub) as well as limber gears. Pony is dun, ?Icelandic type. June-Sept 1931.
Brancepeth Colliery "A" Pit. Verdun Evans (pony driver) and William Turnbull (putter) in North Ballarat seam. Pony ? with tracer chains (on tub) as well as limber gears. Pony is dun, ?Icelandic type. June-Sept 1931.
Pony leading
Herbert Harle leading pony and E W Sanderson, underground at Brancepeth A Pit. (From the National Coal Board, History File, Public Relations Department, Coal House, Team Valley, Gateshead, NE11 0JD)
Herbert Harle leading pony and E W Sanderson, underground at Brancepeth A Pit. (From the National Coal Board, History File, Public Relations Department, Coal House, Team Valley, Gateshead, NE11 0JD)
Miner
Miner and pony in A Pit, New Brancepeth. (From the National Coal Board, History File, Public Relations Department, Coal House, Team Valley, Gateshead, NE11 0JD
Miner and pony in A Pit, New Brancepeth. (From the National Coal Board, History File, Public Relations Department, Coal House, Team Valley, Gateshead, NE11 0JD
Pit pony
Pit pony called Spider who was only 40" high. He was used to get the water infusion tub into South Garesfield Colliery. He was so small he couldn't pull the tub, the men were so fond of him that they used to push it for him.
Pit pony called Spider who was only 40" high. He was used to get the water infusion tub into South Garesfield Colliery. He was so small he couldn't pull the tub, the men were so fond of him that they used to push it for him.
Pit pony and horse keeper
Horse keeper, Bill Thirwell with a pit pony in full harness at Old Claygill.
Horse keeper, Bill Thirwell with a pit pony in full harness at Old Claygill.
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