"There were no Pakis at Dunkirk." Bernard Manning. #EmpireLand https://t.co/UAUvKo9lO3
— Sathnam Sanghera (@Sathnam) May 29, 2021
This young Sutton Manor Miner turned up on Sunday at the main gate, unfortunately with being in a wheelchair Sid could not make it up to the Dream.
— jimifireflyart (@ArtJimi) May 28, 2021
Today he had his photo took with the banner outside his house. Sid stood proud.
Northwest Miners Heritage Association pic.twitter.com/wHI6cje0vd
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Since the sad passing of Leia (Princess) back in July the project has been without a mascot. Now meet Nova, mascot two, pictured here learning her first steps – how to spot acid mine drainage. pic.twitter.com/OLKQYbzkYN
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) May 28, 2021
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“You must have some old clothes somewhere Humphrey?!” #mininghistory #minerslamps pic.twitter.com/vZtlwpvtbz
— Alan Davies (@pitheadbaths) May 23, 2021
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Corner Shop by Glen Williams, a Huddersfield based artist who was raised in Rotherham. pic.twitter.com/YbKyJh71OF
— Grim Art (@GrimArtGroup) May 22, 2021
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‘The Flame Safety Lamp’, Zoom talk by Mark Carlyle, 18 November 2020 – Wakefield Historical Society
Aside from the stunning #coal bing, several of the surface buildings survive on site at #WesterGartshore colliery #Kirchintilloch, including the bath house, although many altered and neglected #miningheritage #industrialdereliction #industrialarchaeolgy #deindustrialisation pic.twitter.com/6vz1IEI0pM
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) May 17, 2021
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Miners oil lamps became works of engineering art allied always with function. A 1920’s Bests of Leeds Gauzeless lamp. Today worth up to £450 #mininghistory #miners pic.twitter.com/KLJh632i2M
— Alan Davies (@pitheadbaths) May 12, 2021
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Stumbled across couple of shaft slumps off the beaten track whilst hunting the markers in #CallendarPark #Falkirk interestingly these were not marked on sketch map #coal #miningheritage #subsidence pic.twitter.com/I1x1Ry0KQz
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) May 12, 2021
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A captivating coal mining heritage mural used to adorn the side of the Curry's Store on Low Street at Sutton-in-Ashfield #Nottinghamshire around 20 years ago. #miningheritage https://t.co/hQPrxs5h4a pic.twitter.com/s8UO2wK7y4
— David Amos (@MuBuMiner) May 12, 2021
