NEHL - Black Horse Colliery stood in fields adjacent to what is now the A688, north of Wackerfield. It was presumably named after the Black Horse Public House around a few hundred metres east, and featured a small internal tramway connecting a vertical shaft and horizontal drifts at the northern boundary of the complex. There were 4 above ground buildings, with a coal shaft opened on the site of a well (unless the map has mistaken the well).

By the 1930s, all trace of this working had disappeared except the waste heap and traces of the drifts. From satellite imagery, it doesn't look like anything remains today and have returned to farmland.