Places Gallery

Bedlington in the snow on New Year's Day

Don't know the exact year the school was built. I would assume there would be some colliery rows built when the colliery was due to start production. The Durham Mining Museum does not have a year against when the colliery was opened but it does have 1982 as the first year coal was output. The First Edition of the OS map of the Cambois area held on the National Library of Scotland is 1859 (published 1865) and there is no colliery or houses. The Second Edition - 1896 (published 1898) shows the colliery, many pit rows and the school etc. 

All initial photos and comments from HPW. (added into the Album by Eggy).
Comment from HPW - credit to Russel Hogg for enabling me to capture the Pit Surface photo's,without whom it would never have happened.

Some of the animals from the farm

Here and there

Bedlington and places near to

Miscellaneous pictures from Bedlington and the surrounding areas.

Pictures of Bedlington Station & area

Bedlington and the surrounding areas

Beamish Open Air Museum

Walking from Humford Mill towards Hartford Hall. What a lovely autumn morning.

some pictures taken during the site-visit and where the new routes will be created

around and about

What's happening just off the Market Place?

A couple of snaps i took a hartford on my dinner break.

Some shots of cambois at night!

The Tanfield Railway is a Industrial railway that runs with Industrial locomotives from the coal board and other Industrys.
Many Locomotives From the northumberland coal field have been saved thanks to this railway and the hard working voulenteers to keep them going.

The Railway Really Catches the feel of long lost past, that was once so common.