Stainforth at work

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Stainforth Doctors

Stainforth doctors posing for a rare group photograph

Hatfield Colliery - A collection of group photographs which were sent to me by John Davison, who was pit top Supt. from 1966-85

Harry Coy's retirement 1964 1 Harry Coy's retirement 1964 2 Harry Coy's retirement 1964 3 Ernest Usher's retirement 1965

Acollection of photographs which I think were taken at the local welfare hall

Three photographs showing various colliery fire-fighting teams. These teams used compete against teams from other collieries Fire fighting team 1 Fire fighting team 2 Fire fighting team 3

Fitters 1960s 1 Fitters 1960s 2 Fitters 1960s 3 Hatfield No.3 Loco

These gentlemen were pit top fitters during the 1960s

Tom Higgot is presented with a silver shovel during his retirement celebration in 1963. Presenting him with the shovel is John Davison Higgot Retirement 1 Higgot Retirement 2

Joiners & Bricklayers - Hatfield Colliery 1953

This set of photographs look like they would fit in with Josh Fleck's Pit Club collection. (Circa 1964) Julie, Mill & Cay Mitchell &Willey Rodwell, Aldred & Roberts Rodwell & Turner Rodwell, Turner, Coy & Jackson

A collection of photographs of Hatfield Surveyors & Linesmen 1960s & 70s Survey Team 1960s Surveyors Office 1970 Surveyors & Linesmen 1977

Steve Nesbitt poses for a photograph with fellow survivors of the 1939 Hatfilield Main cage crash at an anniversary get-together Listen to Steve's harrowing account of that fateful afternoon on Stainforth-VA

In the early days most of the coal from Hatfield was transported by rail. These are the wagon repairers who were there in the 1960s