History of Roddymoor

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The first pit of Roddymoor Colliery was sunk in 1844, near Roddymoor, to the north of Crook in County Durham. It was soon became commonly known as 'Pease's West Colliery' (in the 1850's the collier was owned by Joseph Pease, Joseph Whitwell Pease, & Joseph Pease & Co.).

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Roddymoor Colliery - sunk

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