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St Helens


St Helens is located north of Workington and south of Maryport, by the coast in Cumbria. There is a farm here, industrial units and a wind farm. No.2 pit of St Helen's Colliery was located nearby. There were also brickworks associated with the colliery. The lower seams of No. 2 pit were flooded during the national stoppage in 1921 and the pit never reopened, though No. 3 pit, near Siddick, was in operation up to 1966. A railway halt associated with No. 2 pit can still be seen. St Helens falls within Seaton Civil Parish.

Cumbria Seaton Civil Parish Old Milestone, St Helens
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St Helens Farm

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St Helens Colliery Halt

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A finger post on St Helens (road)

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Wind farm St Helens form the coastal path

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St. Helen's Colliery
- aka Siddick Colliery

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