Maypole Colliery disaster From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Maypole Colliery disaster was a mining accident on 18 August 1908, when an underground explosion occurred at the Maypole Colliery, in Abram, near Wigan, then in the historic county of Lancashire, in North West England. The final death toll was 76. Contents 1 Background 2 Explosion.

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Abram: 10,074 (2011) 5.1km : Mine Owner(s): 1937-1938 Pemberton Colliery Co. Ltd 1940-1946 Pemberton Collieries Ltd 1947-1966 National Coal B. Commodity List This is a list of exploitable or exploited mineral commodities recorded at this locality.

Photographs of Abram Colliery disaster DDX 623 List of Deeds relating to mines and chief rents in Hurst, Ashton-under-Lyne, with letters & statements of coal got, etc. 1778-1860 DDX 614/1 Colliery Papers, mainly Jones, Evans & Lees; inc. coalpit way & other agreements, mining leases and 2 books of coal accounts 1736-1814 DDX 614/16.

Snowdown was the deepest of all the Kent pits at 940m (3,083ft) below ground. Work commenced in 1908 and coal was first brought to the surface on November 19, 1912. In 1945 the workforce was 1,876, with 1,523 being employed sub-surface and 353 above. Snowdown Colliery.

The colliery was owned by the Carlton Main Coal Company. This was a very strong company and in the following years it built up both the band and the pit. ... Abram, Bickershaw and Blackhall - Carlton Main's next placing was not until 1941 when they were runner up to Fairey Aviation Works at Belle Vue. Other placings at Belle Vue were 4th.

Mar 25, 2021 · A memorial at the Prince of Wales coal pit in Pontefract has been unveiled today by a former miner who worked at the colliery ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md Police and Government Auctions UK is available to download now (mobile device users can view online) as an e-book (PDF) which includes background information, useful advice.

The train that went down the old "New Zealand" shaft was off Bickershaw Lane Opposite the entrance to Wigan Junction colliery. The driver who lost his life was Ludovic Berry Who lived in Kingsdown Rd in Abram and the Brakesman was a Mr Hindley who lived in Mawdsley sthere is a gypsy camp over the site of the shaft now.t Hindley.

FOCHT'S COLLIERY, LATER KNOWN AS SCHUYLKILL COLLIERY ( # 5 on map ) was opened in 1863 by Abraham Focht, who commenced shipping coal in the Spring of 1864. The Colliery was sold in 1865 to the firm of Focht, Whittake, and Company who operated it until 1877 when it passed into the hands of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company.