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Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

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  1. moe19 if you mean the Netherton Colliery old club then it is in the original list as - 'Old Netherton Club/Naval Club'
  2. Bedlington YMCA 1937 Football team - posted on Facebook group Bygone Bedlington by Stephen Wilkins with the comment :- Bedlington Station YMCA - 1937 - older photo with my grandad Jimmy Otley (goal keeper) only information I have is " Bedlington station YMCA 1937" written on the back." My guess would be that the photo was taken next to the wall, that still exists and borders Jubilee Mews, at the front left hand side as you faced the original YMCA building. I've added numbers to the photo to see if anyone can identify those in the photo.
  3. Grattis på födelsedagen Canny lass
  4. Posted on the Sixtownships site by Freddie Wagstaff asking what it was and Keith Grimes commented :- Submersible pump. Used in the shaft bottom, the lifting eyes are for raising and lowering. For the non miners amongst us, every shaft has a sump the bottom of the shaft to collect water, pumped out by these beasts. Shaft sumps usually had more than one for backup. They could be lowered to water level. They were a bugger to repair/maintain........... HPW - what do you reckon?
  5. Youtube clip by John Ashford - End of Coal Mining in Northumbria, featuring local lads
  6. Sorry moe19 - not the pipes with the lights attached but the girders/beams making the frame of the building. I've split the photo into 4 and enlarged them slightly.
  7. It's the 'sky-lights' and what appears to be a steel frame supporting the roof that confuses me.
  8. This photo posted on Bygone Bedlington - part of the comment with it is :- .....' but the caption says "Bedlington A leekshow". I don't know whether this refers to the pit or it is just a leek show, but the "A" is in capitals so maybe the pit?' The 'A' pit colliery institute, 1024 aerial photo, does not show any glass in the roof, all tiles. Another comment was '..........there was talk that it might be the old scout hut that was along from the Wharton arms' Anyone any idea?
  9. Cheers James - I will update my photo, replacing Shirt Factory with Planned Maintenance Office. I still can't find the original posting of the photo, with the comments, so I can't update that - somebody will still believe that those offices were the shirt factory!

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