Burnhope Colliery


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Burnhope Colliery (1850 - 1949)


Burnhope

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    "The four sons of William Hedley continued Burnhope's colliery developments after his death. At first the mine was called Ibbotson's Sike Pit after a nearby stream but was renamed the Fortune Pit. The Hedleys built Burnhope village north of the colliery and the first school, now demolished, was opened in 1855. Annie Pit and Fell Pit opened at the colliery in 1868 along with a short-lived pit at Jaw Blades, but other mines followed at Burnhope Colliery in subsequent decades including several neighbouring drifts....."

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    Grace's Guide: British Industrial History

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    Link: https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Burnhope_Colliery
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
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