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Pit Ponies
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Ellington Colliery 1994
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Autumn at Beamish
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Pip and Flash the Pit Ponies in the Beamish Pit Village
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Old King Coal
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Old King Coal
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Pit pony and handler at work, Murton Colliery - 1970s
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Pit ponies and handlers, Murton Colliery - 1970s
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Stanley pit disaster - rescued pony
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Pit ponies in underground stables, Murton Colliery
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George Young, & his pony rescued from West Stanley pit disaster
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Old King Coal
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Beamish at 40 - Pip the Pit Pony at work
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Beamish at 40 - Pip the Pit Pony's last shift
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'Yesterday, Today, Forever', Fowberry Road, Scotswood
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Beamish at 40 - Pip the Pit Pony meets HRH Princess Anne!
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Beamish at 40 - Pip's 30th Birthday
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Wallace the Pit Pony
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Pit pony, Beamish
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Durham Coal Mining Vintage Film 1963
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VINTAGE POSTCARD , STANLEY PIT DISASTER , WILLIAM GARDNER + PONY FROM PIT , DURHAM
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Old buildings south-west of Pontop Hall
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