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1905 The first sod for No. 1 shaft, at the new [[Elsecar Collieries|Elsecar Colliery]], was cut on July 17, 1905 by [[T. Newbould]], manager of the Earl Fitzwilliam Collieries Company. | 1905 The first sod for No. 1 shaft, at the new [[Elsecar Collieries|Elsecar Colliery]], was cut on July 17, 1905 by [[T. Newbould]], manager of the Earl Fitzwilliam Collieries Company. | ||
1913 Sunk [[New Stubbin Colliery]] | |||
1933 The Earl Fitzwilliam Colliery Co. was registered with a capital of £1.5m | 1933 The Earl Fitzwilliam Colliery Co. was registered with a capital of £1.5m | ||
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* [https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/arts-and-culture/nostalgia-on-tuesday-mining-heritage-1764777] Yorkshire Post article | * [https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/arts-and-culture/nostalgia-on-tuesday-mining-heritage-1764777] Yorkshire Post article | ||
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[[Category: Town - | [[Category: Town - Barnsley]] | ||
[[Category: Colliery ]] | [[Category: Colliery ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:42, 17 September 2024
1890 One of the principal coke makers of the Sheffield district
1905 The first sod for No. 1 shaft, at the new Elsecar Colliery, was cut on July 17, 1905 by T. Newbould, manager of the Earl Fitzwilliam Collieries Company.
1913 Sunk New Stubbin Colliery
1933 The Earl Fitzwilliam Colliery Co. was registered with a capital of £1.5m
1947 Nationalised on January 1, 1947.
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- [1] Yorkshire Post article