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Killingworth Colliery
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Durham Record Office, County Record Office, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL
- Ref: D/St/C3/3/12 — Letter from Nicholas Wood, Killingworth colliery, to Thomas Fenwick and Joseph Gray asking for information on the state of the Marley Hill and Gibside coal mines, with their report, 2 September - 18 December 1838
- Ref: D/St/C3/4/12 — John Daglish: Extracts of colliery leases, inventories, reports, plans and other working papers relating to a valuation of Seaton Burn, Dinnington, Killingworth and Gosforth collieries, and the Killingworth and Brunton and South Shields railway, 18
Tyne and Wear Archives Service, Blandford House, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4JA
- Ref: DX198/1, DF/WF/28, DF/WF/31/5 — Viewers reports, 1800-c1900
- Ref: DX54/1 — Bonds, 1806-1811
- Ref: DF.HUG/159-163 — Papers, 1811-1820s
- Ref: 1569/3 — Agreement for supply of goods to unemployed colliers by a local shopkeeper, 1844
- Ref: DF/WF/30/2-3 — Accounts, 1846-1863
- Ref: DF/WF/37/3 — Plan and particulars, 1892
- Ref: DF/WF/31/5 — Valuation, 1900
- Ref: 1803/3/4 — Sketch, 1957
- Ref: T374/DBC 298 (III) — Photograph, not dated
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