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Windy Nook Quarry (Sandstone) |
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Windy Nook Quarry (Sandstone) |
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Windy Nook Quarry (Sandstone)
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Gateshead
2½ miles [4 km] SE of Newcastle
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| Map Ref: |
(Sheet 88) NZ277606, 54° 56' 21" N, 1° 34' 3" W |
| Opened: |
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| Owners: |
Richard Kell and Co., Ltd. |
| Output: |
1896 - Sandstone. |
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1897 - Sandstone. |
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1905 - Sandstone. |
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1922 - Sandstone. |
| Employment: |
1896 - 83 (74 below, 9 surface) |
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1897 - 88 (81 below, 7 surface) |
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1905 - 129 (122 below, 7 surface) |
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1922 - 68 (4 below, 64 surface) |
Description
Disasters (5 or more killed)
None found.
Names of those killed at this colliery
Please note that this collection of names is by no means complete!
| | |  | | | | Wood, Adam, 05 Jan 1914, aged 43, Stone Sawer, deceased attended to some stone sawing frames; although he was an experienced man he had probably forgotten to grease the bearings during the breakfast time; he went later, whilst the machinery was in motion, on to a plank 10 feet 6 inches above the floor, and his clothing caught upon the revolving shaft; he was whirled around and injured so severely that he died the same night |
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1 name found |
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Collieries and Pits within 5 miles (8km)
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list of collieries/pits etc. near to Windy Nook Quarry (Sandstone)
Credits
Sources:
- 1896 List of Quarries
- 1897 List of Quarries
- 1905 List of Quarries
- 1914 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 8023), Northern Division (No. 2) by J. R. R. Wilson, H.M. Inspector of Mines Where to find this report
- 1922 List of Quarries - Government report from the Mines Department, from a copy held in the Scottish Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Midlothian
Related Links:
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