New Pit, Pingot Colliery

This was originally sunk by Levi and Elijah Hall as their Burn'd Edge No.2 Pit which they abandoned in 1875. In 1888 the 108 yard deep, 8 feet diameter, shaft was reopened by the Ollersett Collieries Company Limited to work the Yard Mine to the south and west as part of the Pingot Colliery. Final abandonment came in 1915.

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Terrific mood and atmosphere. Greetings , Anton.

7 years ago.

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