Members of the Friends of Durham Mining Museum receive a newsletter that
provides information on the Museum and articles on the history of the Durham Coalfield.
We aim to produce the newsletter four times a year (depending on submissions).
Here we list some of the articles printed in the newsletter.
- Winter 2005
- Coal Magazine 1948
- 1815 Heaton Colliery Inundation
- The Coal Board has a Ghost
- Winter 2004
- Elswick Rescue Station
- Training of Boys
- Spring 2004
- They Scooped The Pool (1948)
- Carbide Lamps
- Winter 2003/4
- 1941 - An infinite resource!
- 1842 - Of the trappers
- 1948 - Port carved from rocky reef
- Summer 2003
- 1933 - Training of boys
- 1946 - School for Ponies
- 1842 - Habitations of the Colliers
- Winter 2002
- Man-Riding Haulage System in Durham Mine
- 1960 Safety Campaign Cartoons
- Horden Colliery Sinking
- Electric Pump at Tyne Main Colliery
- Thrislington Miners Welfare Hall
- Poem - The Hartley Calamity
- 1947 N.C.B. Financial Results
- Spring 2002
- Help Wanted!
- Usworth Colliery
- The Method of working at Wearmouth Colliery
- Steam driven delivery truck
- The Trapper Lad
- Hours of Work Agreement, July 16th, 1920
- The Consett Iron Co. Collieries, 1892
- Autumn 2001
- Brandling Main Explosion
- Old Wooden Pumps found in Rainton Colliery
- The Winning of Murton Colliery
- A Pit at Pallion
- Byers Green Parish - 1894
- Spring 2001
- Wolf Pieler Lamp
- Thomas Burt
- Power Operated Machinery 1700-1900
- West Pelton Colliery Alma Pit
- The Black Heroes (poem)
- Blackhouse Pit near Birtley
- Summer 2000
- The advent of the Fireman
- DAMHA and Haswell
- Leasing Agreement for Lumley 2nd Pit, 1791
- The Bonnie Pit Lad (poem)
- New Brancepeth Colliery, account of No. 3 Pit sinking
- Anthracite and Beer
- The Sinking of Hartley Colliery shaft
- Spring 2000
- Haswell Lodge Banners
- Recollections
- Haswell Colliery History