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21 Notices withdrawn to 2,700 Seaham Colliery pitmen (1928) 791
22 Hutton Seam reached at Vane Tempest Colliery (1927) 805
23 Foundation stone laid for twelve Aged Miners Homes at Dawdon (1927) 830
24 Main coal seam reached at Vane Tempest (1927) 945
25 Houghton Mines Rescue Map of local collieries (1950's) 837
26 Sinking of Vane Tempest Colliery to begin shortly (1925) 901
27 New pit (Vane Tempest) will produce 1 million tons per year (1924) 768
28 Eight new Aged Miners Homes completed at New Seaham (1924) 739
29 Industry restarts at Seaham after the end of the coal strike (1921) 792
30 Cause of unemployment in pits due to USA selling coal to Europe (1921) 824
31 Serious fire at Seaham Colliery (1917) 885
32 Twelve Aged Miners Homes on Stockton Road, New Seaham opened (1915) 842
33 Dispute at Dawdon Colliery over allocation of colliery houses (1909) 854
34 Two Seaham Colliery miners entombed for 50 hours (1906) 883
35 Accident to German during sinking operations at Dawdon Colliery (1903) 892
36 Pit ponies arrive by ship from Shetland Isles (1899) 938
37 Sinking of Dawdon Colliery shaft begins (1898) 908
38 Clearance of Ironworks to make way for Dawdon Colliery (1896) 1061
39 Appointment of Mr Vincent C W S Corbett as Agent on retirement of Colonel Eminson (1896) 888
40 Map of the Durham Coalfield 1950-1994 940
 
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