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Flash the Pit Pony
Flash, Beamish's Pit Pony, joins the parade to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Easington Disaster and to rememeber the 2 pit ponies who also died
Flash, Beamish's Pit Pony, joins the parade to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Easington Disaster and to rememeber the 2 pit ponies who also died
Parading the banner at Beamish
The community commemorative banner is paraded from the Chapel into the Town, joined by Flash the Pit Pony
The community commemorative banner is paraded from the Chapel into the Town, joined by Flash the Pit Pony
Pit pony and tub
Pony decorated with awards, pulling a Bolckow, Vaughan and Co. tub, Shildon.
Pony decorated with awards, pulling a Bolckow, Vaughan and Co. tub, Shildon.
Miner and pony
Old miner and a small pit pony. No information.
Old miner and a small pit pony. No information.
Pony Limmers
Pony `limmers' minus their wooden shafts. From North Walbottle colliery. `Limmers' or `limbers' are light wooden or iron shafts for attaching pit ponies to the tubs. They are especially useful in seams having a considerable inclination.
Pony `limmers' minus their wooden shafts. From North Walbottle colliery. `Limmers' or `limbers' are light wooden or iron shafts for attaching pit ponies to the tubs. They are especially useful in seams having a considerable inclination.
Pony and miner
A pit pony and miner at the Maude Pit, Backworth. The pony is harnessed for shunting, see 7225.
A pit pony and miner at the Maude Pit, Backworth. The pony is harnessed for shunting, see 7225.
Pit bony and boy
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and boy taking a train of tubs to the pit head.
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and boy taking a train of tubs to the pit head.
Pony and tub
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and miners with tubs at Ashington Colliery. The rope is for hauling the full tubs to the pit shaft.
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A pit pony and miners with tubs at Ashington Colliery. The rope is for hauling the full tubs to the pit shaft.
Pit pony stables
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A view down the alley of the stables at Ashington Colliery. The ponies stand in stalls on the right and the harnesses hang on the left.
Ashington Colliery, c1910, from an album produced by Ashington Coal Co, 1911. A view down the alley of the stables at Ashington Colliery. The ponies stand in stalls on the right and the harnesses hang on the left.
A survivor and his pony
W Gardiner who risked his life to save his pony in the Stanley pit disaster. The pony was presented to him by Mr J H Burns the owner of the pit. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
W Gardiner who risked his life to save his pony in the Stanley pit disaster. The pony was presented to him by Mr J H Burns the owner of the pit. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
Stanley Disaster survivors
Postcard of the 30 survivors of the West Stanley Colliery Explosion (Burns Pit Disaster) , where 168 miners lost their lives in Feb 1909. At left Issac Ager, H Whitehead, Thomas Ross, M Henderson, Tom Holmes, Jos Keegan, J Smith, John Walton, Matt Elliot (Rescued, unconscious 10 days; was badly burned) . Main group, left - John Walton, William Gardener (and the pony he rescued), Thomas H Howden, back row - Andrew Dean, George Craig, Thomas Wheatley, Fred Manistre, Joseph Harrison, Robert Smith, Robert Anderson, George Young, Will Heron, Henry Davison (who with Pace nursed the boy J J Gardner u...
Postcard of the 30 survivors of the West Stanley Colliery Explosion (Burns Pit Disaster) , where 168 miners lost their lives in Feb 1909. At left Issac Ager, H Whitehead, Thomas Ross, M Henderson, Tom Holmes, Jos Keegan, J Smith, John Walton, Matt Elliot (Rescued, unconscious 10 days; was badly burned) . Main group, left - John Walton, William Gardener (and the pony he rescued), Thomas H Howden, back row - Andrew Dean, George Craig, Thomas Wheatley, Fred Manistre, Joseph Harrison, Robert Smith, Robert Anderson, George Young, Will Heron, Henry Davison (who with Pace nursed the boy J J Gardner u...
Burns Pit Disaster
George Young, the putter lad and his pony Paddy rescued from West Stanley Burns pit disaster. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
George Young, the putter lad and his pony Paddy rescued from West Stanley Burns pit disaster. (West Stanley Colliery - Burns Pit Disaster)
Miner and Pony
Miner with pony and coal tubs at Kelloe Winning Pit in the early 20th century.
Miner with pony and coal tubs at Kelloe Winning Pit in the early 20th century.
Collecting for lifeboats
A pit pony and tub being used to collect money for a Lifeboat fund.
A pit pony and tub being used to collect money for a Lifeboat fund.
Pit ponies
Pit ponies at Langley Park Gymkhana and Pony Show, 4th August 1950. Box 339. DA456
Pit ponies at Langley Park Gymkhana and Pony Show, 4th August 1950. Box 339. DA456
Champion pit pony
Champion pit pony from Langley Park which won many awards at North East Shows. April 22 1959. Box 138
Champion pit pony from Langley Park which won many awards at North East Shows. April 22 1959. Box 138
Pit pony at show
"Raby" Horden Colliery's champion pit pony. at Durham County Show. August 6th 1937. Box 195. (DA19N)
"Raby" Horden Colliery's champion pit pony. at Durham County Show. August 6th 1937. Box 195. (DA19N)
Champion pit pony
"Raby" Horden Colliery's champion pit pony. at Durham County Show August 6th 1937. Box 195. (DA16N)
"Raby" Horden Colliery's champion pit pony. at Durham County Show August 6th 1937. Box 195. (DA16N)
Pit pony
Pit pony Pip with visitors beside the winderhouse, Colliery Village, Beamish.
Pit pony Pip with visitors beside the winderhouse, Colliery Village, Beamish.
Pit pony
Pit pony underground at Dawdon Colliery - "Looking bored"
Pit pony underground at Dawdon Colliery - "Looking bored"
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