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
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
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Watch “The Devils hole. So its called ! A tributary of the River Medlock. At Park Bridge Iron works.” on YouTube
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My book Making Cultures of Solidarity is published today! https://t.co/mEjUSbTkwX (discount code SMA04)
— Diarmaid Kelliher (@Kelliher_D) May 11, 2021
Will be holding an online launch event on Thurs 3 June, 6pm. With @RhianEJones, @daisypayling & striking Notts miner Brian Lawton. Register here: https://t.co/VabmUBp2nW
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No grid references and armed only with a sketch map went hunting down the #coal shaft markers in #Callendarpark #Falkirk 4 out of 14 so far. This is going to keep me occupied for some time yet. #miningheritage #mininghistory #industrialarchaeolgy pic.twitter.com/u0mDsP4yCY
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) May 10, 2021
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The Devils hole the local kids called it. Find out what it actually was in this evenings video https://t.co/A4xXMXq2By YouTube Martin Zero #AbandonedPlaces #Manchester #urbex #History pic.twitter.com/J4hSiYIRVL
— Martin Zero (@martin_0401) May 9, 2021
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Restored, repaired, repainted, rebalanced and now turning again,it’s a labour of love keeping the history of Low Mill going but is great to see the wheel in action once more just as it was back in the 18c 😎 pic.twitter.com/qlYuPG8g4E
— Low Mill Guest House (@1lowmill) May 6, 2021
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The hidden and evocative slagscape of Quarter Colliery Wood #Dunnipace #Falkirk #coal #miningheritage #industriallandscape #woodland pic.twitter.com/ca4cAIAw7e
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) May 8, 2021
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The view down 20 West. You have to bend for a couple of hundred yards in this section… #mindyerhead #TheLastPit pic.twitter.com/H8pa3aX5vV
— The Last Pit (@PitLast) May 8, 2021
