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  Abandoned Mines Return to Index Abandoned Mines  
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1933 Supplement to the Catalogue of Plans of Abandoned Mines for Northumberland

Plan
No.
   
10,912    BULLOCKS HALL or BULLOCKS HALL WEST
 
Parish: Bullocks Hall. COAL: Top. (Abandoned: 23rd December 1932).
 
11,040    HEDDON; Margaret
 
Parishes: Heddon on the Wall; Throckley. COAL: Engine or Beaumont. (Abandoned: 1st September 1933).
 
11,041    NEWBIGGIN
 
Parish: Hewbiggin by the Sea. COAL: Low Main, Five Quarter. (Abandoned: 1st August 1933).
 
11,020    SEATON BURN
 
Parishes: Weetslade; Mason; Brenkley; Stannington. COAL: Yard. (Abandoned: 12th July 1933).
 
10,991    THROCKLEY; Derwentwater; Isabella
 
Parishes: Throckley; Heddon on the Wall. COAL: Victoria. (Abandoned: 29th May 1933).
 
11,066    WALLSEND, G
 
Parish: Wallsend. COAL: Yard. (Abandoned: 30th September 1933).
 
10,947    WYLAM NORTH; James (Including old workings from Wylam Hills)
 
Parishes: Wylam; Houghton & Close House. COAL: Brockwell, Yard. (Abandoned: 12th January 1933).
 
10,855    WYLAM OLD; Andrew; Ann; Dayhole; Delight; Elliott; Endeavour; Engine; Haugh; Hedge; Hill; Hope (Meadow); Lane; Margery; Pasture; Peggy; Primrose; Prosperous; Prudence; Thistle; Tyne; Wheat
 
Parishes: Ryton (Durham); Wylam; Prudhoe; Prudhoe Castle (Northumberland). COAL: Horseley Wood or Brockwell, Main, Yard, Five Quarter, Six Quarter (1867).
 

The plans of abandoned mines are held by the Coal Authority ( https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/the-coal-authority) at the following address: The Coal Authority, 200 Lichfield Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG18 4RG

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