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N20793

Old Hartley Colliery, Seaton Valley

Old Hartley, Seaton Valley

55.074783, -1.478908

Fortitude Pit

Opened:

Closed:

Entry Created:

3 Sept 2021

Last Updated:

5 Sept 2021

Reclaimed

Condition:

Owners: 

Delaval Family

Description (or HER record listing)

This is the site of the Fortitude Pit of the Old Hartley Colliery. This was dug or 'sunk' in the 1780s. It also finished working in the 1780s. The colliery was sunk and operated by the Delaval family who owned a number of other small collieries in the area. The coal, brought to the surface in baskets, was transported to the coast and export by the wagonway earlier constructed for the nearby Chatham Pit.

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Historic Environment Records

Durham/Northumberland: Keys to the Past

Tyne and Wear: Sitelines

HER information as described above is reproduced under the basis the resource is free of charge for education use. It is not altered unless there are grammatical errors. 

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