Ormonde Colliery (site of), Furnace Lane, Loscoe - Derbyshire
Ormonde Colliery covered the area bounded by the main Ripley-Heanor Road, Loscoe Dam and the Loscoe-Woodlinkin Road. The colliery formerly belonged to the Butterley Company along with the...
Ormonde Colliery | Heanor & District Local History Society
2024年5月26日 · The last of the deep-mine pits to be opened in the Heanor area, Ormonde Colliery was sunk by the Butterley Company in 1906, and production began in 1908. Two shafts were sunk through the old workings in the Deep Soft and Deep Hard seams from Loscoe Pit to reach the Kilburn seam.
On Behalf of the People – Nationalisation 75 years - Mining Heritage
When Ormonde Colliery at Loscoe, closed in September 1970, it was indeed the ‘End of an Era’ as coal mining ended in that part of Derbyshire after several centuries. The mood of the time was perfectly captured in Owen Watsons local dialect poem, …
Ormonde Colliery (North Derbyshire) 1970 - Closed After 60 Years
Ormonde Colliery (North Derbyshire) sunk 1908-1910 by the Butterley Co between Loscoe and Heanor was closed in September 1970 after 60 years. No1 South shaft 43/4247/745617 sunk to 381 yards (348m). No2 Return 443900, 347900, both heading north. The Old Foundation shaft 43/443347/925880, sunk 198 ft (60m) to Deep Hard.
Loscoe | Heanor & District Local History Society
In 1927 Loscoe became a separate parish. Services were first held in the Mission Church, built on land given by the Butterley Company, the owners of Ormonde Colliery. (This building is said to have first been built by the first prisoners of war at Denby, and was taken down and rebuilt at …
Ormonde Colliery, Loscoe - Picture The Past v6
Description: From the commencement of sinking operations in 1905, established coal production appeared to be around 1910, and Ormonde Colliery was regarded as an important addition to the existing collieries, namely Bailey Brook, New Langley and Loscoe these forming a group officially termed the New Langley Collieries, owned by the Butterley ...
Memories of Ormonde Colliery. 1905 - 1965. - dmm.org.uk
Memories of Ormonde Colliery. 1905 - 1965. In the quiet village of Loscoe, Derbyshire, the above colliery similar to others in the locality, possesses a history which may interest the elders of this district and perhaps revive memories from the early years of development to the present days, a period, often forgotten due to the passage of time.
Mining | Heanor & District Local History Society
The last of the deep-mine pits to be opened in the Heanor area, Ormonde Colliery was sunk by the Butterley Company in 1906, and production began in 1908. Two shafts were sunk through the old workings in the Deep Soft and Deep Hard seams from Loscoe Pit to reach the...
Ormonde Colliery - The National Archives
The summary includes a brief description of the collection (s) (usually including the covering dates of the collection), the name of the archive where they are held, and reference information to...
Durham Mining Museum - Ormonde Colliery
main page for Ormonde Colliery In the following table the value given for the distance (miles/kilometres) from Ormonde Colliery are "as the crow flies" and are provided as an indication only. Colliery
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