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July, 1956
A North-Country Drift Mine
Drawings and Photographs accompanying the article
| Sample | Description |
|---|---|
 | An aerial view of the drifts showing the return drift entrance partly backfilled |
 | Fig. 1. Part of the pithead baths building |
 | Fig. 2. The surface buildings showing in the foreground the pithead-baths |
 | Fig. 3. The main entrance and baths building |
 | Fig. 4. The workshops and stores block |
 | Fig. 5. View of the floor of the drifts showing some of the reinforcing rods in the floor and walls |
 | Fig. 6. Entrance to the drift during drivage |
 | Fig. 7. Cross section of the drift |
 | Fig. 8. A plan showing the layout of the surface |
 | Fig. 9. Plan of the workings in the Low Main seam |
 | Fig. 10. A section of the face supported by Huwood T.C.R. props |
 | Fig. 11. Cutting with an A.B.15 longwall coalcutter |
 | Fig. 12. The central transfer point on the intake drift |
Article reproduced from a copy of the magazine held at National Mining Museum Scotland, Newtongrange, Midlothian.
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