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Houses in the shadow of F Pit Heap
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Washington 'F' Colliery
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Blackfell Army Camp, Washington
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Washington F Pit Museum
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Washington 'F' Pit
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View of Washington from Penshaw Hill
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Washington F Pit
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Winding engine, Washington F Pit
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Washington F Pit
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Washington F Pit - LOCAL STUDIES CENTRE FACT SHEET NUMBER 24
- "In December 1775 Robert Shafto, Sir Gilfred Lawson and Sir James Musgrave, the Lords of the Manor of Washington, leased the coal under the northern part of the Parish to …
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Colliery engine house at Washington F Pit, Albany
- "...The Washington F Pit engine house survives particularly well and represents a remarkable example of the winding technology employed within the North East Coalfield in the first half of the …
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Miners Banner, Washington F Pit Lodge
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