Miners Collection (page 3)

Miner working a high seam Victorian period

Miners Gala Parade early 1900s

Miners, Aberdare Valley

Coal mine lattice steel headgear early 1900s

Aberdare Valley Miners early 1900s

Coal mine pit pony Victorian period

Taking a pit prop into the mine early 1900s

Miners drilling holes in a two foot seam early 1900s

Young Coal Miners early 1900s

Coal miners drilling holes with a mechanised drill early 1900s

Coal miner using self-acting incline haulage early 1900s

Miners safety lamps Victorian period

Pit Girls Victorian period

Miners undercutting a seam of coal Victorian period

Coal Mine Surveyor early 1900s

Coal face, miners

Fitting long props, coal miners

Miners fitting long pit props Victorian period

Miners building a cog Victorian period

Building a Cog, coal miners

Undercutting, coal miners

Hauliers, coal miners

Miners / Hauliers early 1900s

Coal miners reckoning up Date: circa 1900s

Fitzwilliam - Kinsley miners strike evictions in 1904

The Miner's Arms, Pont-Rhyd-Y-Groes, Wales, early 1900s

South Shields Coal Picking early 1900s

Featherstone Main Pit early 1900s

Backworth Colliery early 1900s

Carn Brea Tin and Copper Mines early 1900s

Six Bells Colliery Abertillery Wales early 1900s

Penrhyn Slate Quarry Wales Victorian period

Dodworth near Barnsley Miners Gala early 1900s

Dodworth, Miners Gala, Barnsley

Striking Miners early 1900s

Striking miners at a coal mine

Women Miners Victorian period

English women coal miners

A coal miner's family

Mine Rescue Team Victorian period

A Coal Miner's Family early 1900s

Miners Bridge, Betws y Coed, Conwy, Wales - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Queen Victoria visiting a Cornish iron mine Date: circa 1840

Subterranean Canal in Speedwell Lead Mine, Castleton, Derbyshire. Date: circa 1910s

London Family cutting Firewood
During the coal strike in 1912 families started to cut their own fire wood is response to the lack of resources. A family in London is seen collecting its own resources from their back garden

Women and children, mining
Women and children of the mining districts. Children would gather coal. A Typical Pit-brow Woman; She was one of the 6, 221 females employed above ground

Coal Supplies in England which were gradually used up because of the coal strike. The national coal strike of 1912 was the first national strike by coal miners in the United Kingdom

Mining conditions
Miners lift to the mines in a dangerous lift. The conditions were drear for the men working in these mines. The nation coal strike was in protest of the conditions seen here. Date: 1912

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