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1984 Miners' Strike - Looking at the Miners' Strikes of the 1980s
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Group of miners
Miners and a deputy dressed for work, with lamps. A group of rescuers at Stanley Pit disaster. 2nd from left front row is William Crawford. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
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Miners
Miners in working clothes and wearing head lamps and helmets leaving the pithead at the end of their shift at Greenside Mine, 1966.
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Coal cutter
Longwall coal cutter at work. The miners have carbide lamps on their caps. Greenside Mine
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Miners of Busty Pit
Newfield Busty Pit. Group of boys near lamp cabin, left to right - Stringer (Robert) Smith, Jack Brown, Andy Smith, John Loan, Phil Lowery, George Bell. Front Row -?, Desmond Morris.
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George Short
George Short born 1872 died 1960 - started work underground at Kimblesworth in 1884. Photograph taken on Vesting Day, Sunday 14th May 1947 at the pithead of the Garesfield Bute Pit, High Spen. He had been a member of DMA and Miners Per Relief Fund and still working as shifter. He said " I am working regular for to help Shinwell, I have never worked out of the County of Durham and have worked 51 years at Garesfield Pit, High Spen and still hope to help in production". He is carrying a carbide lamp.
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Miners
Group of miners with their safety lamps at Etherley Rush Pit, 1897. This was the deepest of the Etherley Coal Company's Pits, originally sunk to the Harvey Seam in 1869 at a depth of 288 feet it was later deepened to 453 feet and worked five seams; it obviously had water problems since the pumping shaft was 573 feet deep. Coal from this pit went overland to just south of the Etherley to Bishop Auckland road then underground until it was north of the Witton Park to Escomb road; the final stage was overland to cross the NER to the George Pit coke ovens. This pit closed in December 1917.
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Miners
Group of unidentified miners holding midgy lamps.
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Lamp Cabin
Two miners outside the lamp cabin at Oakenshaw Colliery
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Group of miner
Unidentified group of miners with midgy lamps.
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Oakenshaw miners
A group of miners outside Oakenshaw Lamp Cabin
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Group of miners
Miners and a deputy dressed for work, with lamps. A group of rescuers at Burns Pit disaster, Stanley. Centre front is Nicholas Boal Raine. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
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Putters and drivers
Miners at High Spen (just after 1926 strike) mostly putters and drivers. Titled "The straight banana club". Back row George (Pop) Waters, Tom Richardson, John Ewell; front: Charlie Clark, Geordie Grant. Pony whips are hanging beside their lamps.
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Miners
Wooley Colliery (nr. Crook) early 1920's (lamp cabin behind) Colliery ceased working 1963, back shaft filled 1964. Back row: J Walker (lamp room attendant), Dick Smith, Jesse Rodders, G Peacock with A Boddmer behind, F Harcroft, J Allen with A Carr behind; front: Ingham, Hemingway, P Cuthbertson, J Malloy, R Johnson, H Clark.
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Miners
Three miners outside the entrance to a travelling drift, note midgy lamp
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Miners Lamp
Illustration of English miners safety lamps.
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Young miners
Group of three young miners. Note tallys and safety lamp.
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Miners
Group of three miners wearing skull-caps and carrying lamps and deputies yard sticks.
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Miners
Group of miners some holding midgy lamps. Woodland area
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Mine workers
Group of miners some carrying midgey lamps at a mine in the Marwood area.
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Miners
Two young miners with their lamps, possibly Bearpark, c1920.

 

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