Hucknall-no1-and-no2-Coal-Colliery-Archive-Album-Image-004 (photo)

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johnf46
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13 years ago

hi what seams were worked at hucknall

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loomis
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13 years ago

Top Hard
Deep Soft
High Main
Main Bright
High Hazel
Waterloo
Blackshale (Silkstone)
Tupton (Low Main)

johnf46
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13 years ago

thanks for your reply which of these seams were the deepest at what depth thanks did you also have a drift

loomis
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13 years ago

Hi John

If you log on to www.healeyhero.co.uk and type in 'Hucknall' you will find a whole load of info. on the Hucknall pits.

I didn't work there but did so at Moorgreen colliery nearby.

LeeW
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13 years ago

Blackshale is the deepest of those seams.
Surprised they didn't work the Deep Hard seam

I went in a mine once.... it was dark and scary..... full of weirdos

When do I get my soapbox, I need to rant on about some b***cks

4737carlin
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13 years ago

Not sure if this flickr user is on AN but his photostream has plenty of Hucknall shots

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcel_dexter/

Yelhsa Ballard
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13 years ago

Deep Hard was worked at No2 Via drifts from top hard and underground steam winch at top hard no4 shaft. I'll put some info on photos.