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Thornley Pit

Tow Law

54.742975, -1.807139

Opened:

Closed:

Unknown

19th c

Entry Created:

13 Dec 2022

Last Updated:

13 Dec 2022

Reclaimed

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Description (or HER record listing)

NEHL - A modest pit working named Thornley Pit stood east of Tow Law, linked to the Stockton & Darlington through Tow Law. There was a small shaft and a few small auxiliary buildings at the site, alongside some small coke ovens. It was linked to the village via a footpath leading south west to the Towlaw Hotel. There was also a Thornley Pit House, a public house standing on the main lane east.

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