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N12012

Chatham Coal Mine

Old Hartley, Seaton Valley

55.073526, -1.483860

Opened:

Closed:

Entry Created:

3 Sept 2021

Last Updated:

6 Sept 2021

Reclaimed

Condition:

Owners: 

Delaval Family

Description (or HER record listing)

This is the site of the "Chatham" coal mine. The site is shown on the First Edition Ordnance Survey map of 1865. By this time the shaft had not been used for raising some coal for sometime. It was sunk by the Delaval family - major local landowners since the Norman Conquest - initially 1784-85 and then later 1800-02. The pit was worked 1784-88 and 1802-11. The coal mine would have been used in the many industrial enterprises of the area.

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Historic Environment Records

Durham/Northumberland: Keys to the Past

Tyne and Wear: Sitelines

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