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Newspaper Articles about Easington Colliery

DateHeadline(s)
 18 Feb 1909  Record Half-year
Success of Seaham Harbour Dock Company
 18 Jan 1911  The North-East Coast
Electricity At Collieries
 01 Feb 1911  The North-East Coast
Electricity At Collieries
 24 Jul 1912  The North-East Coast
The Easington Colliery
 22 Nov 1913  Deaths
 15 Apr 1914  Gas In The Pit
Easington Miners Narrowly Escape Suffocation
 30 Oct 1917  District News
Easington
 18 Jul 1925  Homes For The Aged
Easington Colliery Scheme
Opening Ceremony
 01 Aug 1925  News and Notes
 07 May 1927  News and Notes
 07 Sep 1929  Houses For Miners
 30 Nov 1929  News in Brief
 14 Dec 1929  Bravery Recognised
Risked His Life
 1932  Safety Helmets
Many Injuries Saved in North Pits
 05 Feb 1932  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 01 Mar 1932  Easington Fatality
 04 Feb 1933  30th Ambulance Bar
 23 Dec 1933  Boy Killed On Birthday
 16 Jan 1934  Safety In Mines
 06 Jul 1934  Safety In Mines
 21 Jul 1934  Safety Badges
 02 Nov 1934  Obituary
 02 Nov 1934  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 14 Nov 1934  News in Brief
 28 Dec 1934  Easington Mechanics
 28 Dec 1934  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 25 Feb 1935  Eppleton Team's Success
Amulance Shield Won
 06 Jul 1935  News
 21 Aug 1935  Shotton Pit Fatality
Tragedy After Working Four Weeks
 27 Dec 1935  Labour and Wages
North of England
 04 Jan 1936  Coal Seams Re-Opening
 16 Mar 1936  Tribute To Durham Miners
Good Team Work
Adaptability To New Conditions
 28 Aug 1936  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 23 Oct 1936  Personal Notes
 16 Jul 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 17 Jul 1937  Schoolboys Inspect Pit
 19 Jul 1937  Miners' Pay Out
 29 Oct 1937  Notes from the Coalfields
Northumberland and Durham
 04 Jan 1938  3,500 Miners Idle
Dispute Over Working Places In Pit
 07 Jan 1938  Labour and Wages
North of England
 14 Jan 1938  Labour and Wages
North of England
 21 Jan 1938  Obituary
 21 Jan 1938  Labour and Wages
North of England
 20 Sep 1943  Warning to Miners
Effects of Decreased Output
 06 Mar 1944  450 Durham Miners Given Notice
 13 Nov 1944  To Put It Briefly
 28 Oct 1946  Extra Meat For Miners
15,000 Applications In Easington Area
 1951  Around The Collieries
 29 May 1951  Pit Explosion Traps 78
One Man Rescued, Eight Bodies Found in Easington Disaster
Bishop At Pit-Head
 29 May 1951  Editorial
Pit Disaster
 30 May 1951  Miners Trapped After Pit Explosion
14 Bodies Found : Over 60 Men Missing
 30 May 1951  63 Are Still Missing in Pit
Lord Hyndley and Mr. Shinwell at Easington Pit-head
'Won't Give Up Hope'
 30 May 1951  Relations Keep Night-long Vigil at Pit Head
 30 May 1951  Miner Listed as Missing Was Safe Home in Bed
 30 May 1951  Trapped Men Listed
 30 May 1951  Editorial
Easington Pit Disaster
 31 May 1951  No Hope For 60 Miners
Lord Hyndley's Statement
 31 May 1951  400 Yards from coal face
No Hope for 58 Missing Men : 23 Bodies Found at Easington
‘Working Tirelessly'
 31 May 1951  Disaster Fund Opened
 31 May 1951  Stricken Village is told there is no hope for miners
Women Break Down as News is Given
 31 May 1951  Two Were Safe
 01 Jun 1951  Distress Fund For Miners
Broadcast To-Day By Mr. Shinwell
 02 Jun 1951  Easington Pit Inquiry Ordered
Mr. Shinwell's Appeal For Fund
 02 Jun 1951  Mr. Atlee Sends Message
 02 Jun 1951  Silent Village Lays Pit Disaster Victims To Rest
 06 Jul 1951  Eppleton Explosion
Pit Blast Kills Seven
Graphic Stories Of Escapes
 06 Jul 1951  7 Die, 2 Hurt In Pit Blast
Four in Affected Section at Eppleton Escape
Bodies Brought Out
 09 Jul 1951  Proposal to Share Pit Fund
Easington Men's Gesture to Eppleton
 17 Jul 1951  Easington Camp Boys Show Their Thanks
 31 Oct 1951  Easington Colliery Explosion
Miners' Evidence At Inquiry
 01 Nov 1951  Easington Colliery Explosion
Inquiry Told Of Rescue Workers' Deaths
 02 Nov 1951  Colliery Explosion Inquiry
Evidence Of Sparking from Machinery
 03 Nov 1951  Stone Dusting at Easington
Evidence At Inquiry Into Explosion
 06 Nov 1951  Shot Firing In Coal Face
Evidence At Easington Inquiry
 07 Nov 1951  Miner's Evidence Of Gas In Pit
Easington Inquiry
 16 Nov 1951  Colliery Explosion Inquiry Ended
Union Criticism Of Management
 23 Feb 1952  News in Brief
 09 Apr 1952  Easington Colliery Memorial
 23 May 1952  Pit Fund Appeal
 15 Aug 1952  Easington Memorial Plans Agreed
 20 Sep 1952  Cause Of Mine Disaster
Firedamp Ignition
Inspector On "Bad Practices"
 20 Nov 1952  Grave By A Coal Mine
 20 Nov 1952  Appeal For Easington Pit Memorial Fund
 29 May 1953  Easington Inquest
Boy (15) Was Hit By Pit Lift
 14 May 1954  Easington Memorial Nearing Completion
To Be Dedicated On Pit Disaster Anniversary
 29 May 1954  Tablets Unveiled To Memory Of 83 Killed In Pit Disaster
 24 Jul 1954  Coroner's Praise For A Courageous Miner
 03 Apr 1956  Horden Pit Again Leads The Way
 04 Jan 1957  Coalfield News
 07 Nov 1958  Award of British Emprire Medal
 Jan 1970  Britain's best pits can meet challenge
 Jan 1970  News
 May 1979  Call for bigger share of coking orders
 08 Aug 1984  Letter From Easington
A Colliery With Its Back To The Sea

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