Clipstone Colliery Underground at Audrey Brabyn blog

Clipstone Colliery Underground. This gallery is the second in the series and shows mining memorabilia and old machinery from its days as a working mine from 1922 to 2003. Established by the bolsover colliery company by the early 1920s, new clipstone, located just west of the original village of old clipstone, served the then new clipstone colliery. This was part of a general expansion eastwards into the dukeries and the deeper coalfield. My memories were of the smell from the stables where the. In 1947 the national coal board took over all the company’s collieries and worked clipstone until its closure by british coal in 1993. Our photographer took a tour around clipstone’s famous headstocks to capture what life was like as a busy working mine. Clipstone colliery, east of mansfield in nottinghamshire, dates from the early twentieth century when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the top hard coal seam. My fist time underground was in 1979 at the age of 17 at sherwood colliery. The colliery was originally sunk to exploit the barnsley (top hard) seam, but in the 1950s the shafts were deepened to over 1000 yards (920m) to exploit other seams. The clipstone colliery dates from the early c20 when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the 'top hard' coal seam in the vicinity of clipstone village in.

The clipstone colliery dates from the early c20 when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the 'top hard' coal seam in the vicinity of clipstone village in. Our photographer took a tour around clipstone’s famous headstocks to capture what life was like as a busy working mine. In 1947 the national coal board took over all the company’s collieries and worked clipstone until its closure by british coal in 1993. My memories were of the smell from the stables where the. This gallery is the second in the series and shows mining memorabilia and old machinery from its days as a working mine from 1922 to 2003. My fist time underground was in 1979 at the age of 17 at sherwood colliery. The colliery was originally sunk to exploit the barnsley (top hard) seam, but in the 1950s the shafts were deepened to over 1000 yards (920m) to exploit other seams. This was part of a general expansion eastwards into the dukeries and the deeper coalfield. Clipstone colliery, east of mansfield in nottinghamshire, dates from the early twentieth century when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the top hard coal seam. Established by the bolsover colliery company by the early 1920s, new clipstone, located just west of the original village of old clipstone, served the then new clipstone colliery.

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Clipstone Colliery Underground Our photographer took a tour around clipstone’s famous headstocks to capture what life was like as a busy working mine. My memories were of the smell from the stables where the. My fist time underground was in 1979 at the age of 17 at sherwood colliery. Our photographer took a tour around clipstone’s famous headstocks to capture what life was like as a busy working mine. This was part of a general expansion eastwards into the dukeries and the deeper coalfield. Established by the bolsover colliery company by the early 1920s, new clipstone, located just west of the original village of old clipstone, served the then new clipstone colliery. The clipstone colliery dates from the early c20 when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the 'top hard' coal seam in the vicinity of clipstone village in. The colliery was originally sunk to exploit the barnsley (top hard) seam, but in the 1950s the shafts were deepened to over 1000 yards (920m) to exploit other seams. This gallery is the second in the series and shows mining memorabilia and old machinery from its days as a working mine from 1922 to 2003. In 1947 the national coal board took over all the company’s collieries and worked clipstone until its closure by british coal in 1993. Clipstone colliery, east of mansfield in nottinghamshire, dates from the early twentieth century when a new excavation was begun by the bolsover colliery company to exploit the top hard coal seam.