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  Abandoned Mines Return to Index Abandoned Mines  
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1937 Supplement to the Catalogue of Plans of Abandoned Mines for Northumberland

Plan
No.
   
9,554    ASH HOLME
 
Parish: Lambley. Coal not proved. (Abandoned: 10th July 1928).
 
12,107    ASHINGTON; Carl; Duke; Moor New
 
Parish: Ashington. COAL: Plessey. (Abandoned: 9th September 1937).
 
12,068    BESSIE GREY NEW
 
Parish: Morpeth Castle. COAL: Hutton. (Abandoned: 1st June 1937).
 
12,083    CRAMLINGTON; Ann; Betsey; Landsale Old
 
Parish: Cramlington. COAL: High Main. (Abandoned: 30th July 1937).
 
12,078    ELLINGTON Nos. 2, 3; Betty
 
Parishes: Cresswell; Ellington. COAL: Main, Five Quarter. (Abandoned: 6th July 1937).
 
12,010    MICKLEY BANK
 
Parish: Mickley. COAL: Six Quarter. (Abandoned: 23rd January 1936).
 
12,028    THROCKLEY or WALLBOTTLE; Percy
 
Parishes: Newburn Hall; Newburn; West Denton; Wallbottle. COAL: Tilley, Stone or Top Busty, Three Quarter, Hutton, Low Main. (Abandoned: 30th January 1937).
 
12,113    WOODHORN
 
Parishes: Woodhorn; Ashington. COAL: High Main, Plessey. (Abandoned: 20th October 1937).
 

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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