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NUM Easington Lodge banner
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10th north Low Main sub-return, Easington Colliery
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Easington Colliery Hutton Seam 1954
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3rd north drift, Easington Colliery
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Easington Colliery Disaster - crowd waiting for news
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Easington Colliery Disaster, 1951
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Easington Colliery
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War declared in coalfields as miners strike to save pits
- Article about the Miners Strike, including photos from County Durham and Northumberland. "...THEIR names march out of the past like ghosts from a forgotten battlefield: Sacriston, Dawdon, Murton, Easington, Horden ...
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Easington Pit Underground Loco Shed
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1916-01-25 (Jan) D 11
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Easington Colliery & Coastal Park
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Easington Colliery & Coastal Park
- Overview Map Street View The site of the former Easington Colliery coal mine was transformed into a large coastal park. The park has a network of footpaths running across the former ...
Pit Cage Monument
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Pit Cage Monument

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