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West Stanley Colliery (1832-1936)


Stanley Collieries West Stanley Colliery Disaster, 1909
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West Stanley Colliery Explosion poster
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Shaft Men - West Stanley Colliery Disaster
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West Stanley Pit Disaster - scene at the pit head
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Burial Trench of the victims of the Stanley Pit Disaster
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Burying in the Trenches after West Stanley Pit Disaster
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Stanley Pit Disaster - mass grave
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Stanley Pit Disaster - Funeral Procession
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George Young, & his pony rescued from West Stanley pit disaster
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Stanley Pit Disaster - Miner Bob Harrison
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Stanley (Burns) Pit Disaster Memorial Poster
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West Stanley (Burns) Pit Disaster - Glassware
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Two rescuers of the West Stanley Pit disaster
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West Stanley Colliery
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VINTAGE POSTCARD , STANLEY PIT DISASTER , WILLIAM GARDNER + PONY FROM PIT , DURHAM
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