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Essington Wood Colliery (Later Holly Bank) Coal Mine (United Kingdom)


The Essington Wood Colliery was originally owned by a Samuel Mills who operated Darlaston Green Furnaces and in 1860, also Darlaston Steel Company. In 1877 the Darlaston Coal and Iron company Limited was incorporated and by 1883 owned the original furnaces, Kings Hill Iron Works, Wednesbury, and the Essington Wood Colliery, when the iron and steel interests were sold off in order to concentrate on the colliery.
In 1891 it became Holly Bank, please refer to later history under that name.

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Historic Photographs Of Essington Wood Colliery
Historic Photographs Of Essington Wood Colliery (1 photo)
Last updated August 19th 2020 by royfellows

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Other location/mapping information:

Latitude: 52.6279940863666
Longitude: -2.05319208073193
Landranger grid reference: SJ964034
Easting: 396400
Northing: 303400

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Major Mining Region



Essington Wood Colliery Coal Mine belongs to the Staffordshire region.