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Tyne Main Colliery
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Durham Record Office, County Record Office, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL
- Ref: NCB 01/P 56 — Plans - Byker, 1833. Sketch of boundaries on Byker Estate under which the coal is rented by the Owners of Tyne Main Colliery
Teesside Archives, Teesside Archives, Exchange House, 6 Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 1DB
- Ref: U.SG/12/4 — Bundle of papers relating to: Strata Sunk Through at Browney Colliery, No. 3 Pit, Commenced to sink, July 1872, Finished 31 Dec. 1874, scale 1/8 inch to 1 foot; The Metalliferous Mines Regulations Acts 1872 and 1875; Cassop Colliery, including Section showing depth to the different coal seams, copies of no 4 Pay, ending 24 Feb. 1877, Statement re cost of moving main coal special pump at the Vale Pit, and the Fire quarter special at the Old Pit 15 Mar. 1877; Tyne Main Colliery - Comparative Statements of pays 1877; Stanghow Mine, statement of House Rent, Stanghow Mines and Pays 1877; Miscellaneous reports of Edward Ross, Engineer re Cassop Colliery, Tyne Main Colliery, Stanghow Mine 1877.
- Ref: U.SG/12/8 — Book containing reports on Carlin How Mines, Cliff Mines and Skelton Mines n.d.; Report on the Skinningrove Gas Works 11 July 1876; Report on the Whitecliff Mines Oct. 1876, Report on the Lingdale Mines n.d.; Abstracts of Cassop, Tyne Main, Kilton and Stanghow cost sheets 1877; and, at back, record of deliveries of materials n.d.
Tyne and Wear Archives Service, Blandford House, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4JA
- Ref: DF/WF/28/1-4 — Viewers reports, 1800-1847
- Ref: DF/WF/43/5-6, DT/BEL/2/201 — Plans, 1820s-1901
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