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Easton Colliery

From Graces Guide
Easton Colliery c. 1900
Easton Colliery, St Gabriel's Road, taken in 2017.

Coalworks at Easton, located between Stapleton Road and Easton Road, in the parish of SS Philip and Jacob, now demolished. It was known as Easton Colliery, Upper Easton Colliery or the Brickyard Pit.

1836 Leonard, Boult and Co listed as proprietors following a merger between Davidson and Waters and Leonard, Betts and Boult's two collieries in Lower Easton.

1894 Became part of Bristol United Collieries Ltd.

1900 Became part of Bedminster, Easton, Kingswood and Parkfield Collieries Ltd.

1911 Easton Colliery closed.

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Sources of Information

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  • Jenni Butterworth/7 January 2024 - Drakon Heritage and Conservation
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