Woodhorn Colliery (1894-1981)


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No.2 Heapstead Mine shaft - Woodhorn Colliery Museum, Ashington, Northumberland
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Pit train sign - Woodhorn Colliery Museum, Ashington, Northumberland
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Jack Engine House - Woodhorn Colliery Museum, Ashington, Northumberland
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Pithead at Woodhorn Colliery Museum
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Woodhorn Colliery
- Detailed information about the colliery including a gallery of photographs.
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Woodhorn Museum
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Woodhorn Museum
- Overview About Woodhorn Museum Map Woodhorn Museum and Northumberland Archives is located in Ashington and based on the site of the former Woodhorn Colliery (1884-1981). The museum retains many of ...
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Woodhorn
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ashington mining museum - pit head
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ashington mining museum - the blacksmith's shop notice
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WOODHORN Colliery Club
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Woodhorn winding gear
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- A New Opportunities Fund grant-aided project launched in the early 2000s and jointly run by Durham and Northumberland County Councils. Woodhorn Colliery is one of seven sites to have been ...
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