Mines of Coal and other Stratified Minerals in Yorkshire from 1854
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Abbotside Aberford Road Accomodation Road Ackton Hall Ackworth Acorn Hill Acre Lane Acre Mills Adwalton Adwalton (a) Adwalton Common Adwalton Lane Adwalton Moor (a) Adwalton Moor (b) Agnes Ainley Ainley Grange Albion Alderscholes Aldwarke Main Alexandra All Alone Allatt Hill Allerton Allerton Allerton High Abbotside, Hawes Wakefield Harehills, Leeds Featherstone, Pontefract Ackworth Stannington, Sheffield Wibsey, Bradford Wibsey, Bradford Adwalton, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Barnsley Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Barnsley Thornton, Bradford Parkgate, Rawmarsh Tong, Bradford Idle Moor, Bradford Rastrick, Brighouse Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford 1906 1880 1854 1877 1909 1921 1921 1894 1896 1854 1872 1871 1854 1873 1863 1888 1912 1901 1861 1862 1918 1892 1907 1865 1867 1855 1909 1894 1854 1985 1913 1951 1921 1894 1903 1860 1881 1880 1877 1881 1883 1897 1926 1905 1887 1961 1918 1901 1908 1921 Probably Bottom Boat Became Alma First shaft sunk 1877. Closed for geological reasons 05/07/1985. Sinking 1909 to 1913 and used for man-riding at Ackton Hall. Fireclay, abandoned 20/10/1966, plan 15246. Sinking from 1873 to 1879 Standing 1915 to 1926. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Closed 30/06/1961. Abandoned Not listed after 1897 Bentley & Kaye Patefield & Patchett Carr, Cliffe & others = Little Moor. Abandoned August 1921 Allerton Bywater Allerton Main Allerton Main, Albert Allerton Main, Fleakingley Beck Allerton Main, Primrose Hill Allerton Main, Victoria Allerton, Haigh Moor Alma Altofts Brickworks Extension Alumina Alverthorpe Ambler Thorn Ambler Thorn / Strines Andrew Beck Opencast Andrew Hill Angram Apple Tree Pit Arbourthorne Ardsley Fall Armistice Ash Grove No.1 Ash Grove No.2 Ashday Allerton Bywater Swillington, Leeds Swillington, Leeds 1854 1992 1853 1887 1882 1935 Closed 27/03/1992. See Allerton Main, Victoria. Discontinued 1930. Abandoned December 1935 Swillington, Leeds 1888 1897 See Fleakingley Beck may also appear as Fleatingley Beck Swillington, Leeds 1893 1946 Swillington, Leeds Leeds Harehills, Leeds 1888 1947 1861 1868 1855 1861 Altofts, Wakefield 1996 1996 Oughtibridge, Sheffield Wakefield Halifax Halifax Farnley, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Middlesmoor, Pateley Bridge Wyke, Bradford Gleadless, Sheffield Wakefield Hazlehead, Holmfirth Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax 1878 1866 1897 1901 1965 1873 1887 1879 1960 1960 1980 1875 Called Allerton Main, Primrose Hill until 1947 and then Primrose Hill until it closed in March 1970. See Victoria (c). See Accomodation Road in 1854. Mainly a fireclay mine. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking from 1873 to 1875. 1904 1905 Abandoned in 1905 1842 1888 1856 1920 1896 1929 1922 Sunk in 1842 Closed 1892 to 1920? Closed December 1923. 1923 1872 1928 1976 1930 1957 Discontinued October 1928 and abandoned October 1938. Closed 30/09/1976. Discontinued July 1930 Abandoned on 17/02/1959. Ashes Saddleworth, Oldham 1861 1870 Ashfield Farnley, Leeds 1892 1962 Ashfield Fireclay Mine Askern Main Astley Aston Aston Aston Main Attercliffe Augusta Austin's Dayhole Aycliffe Hill Babes in Wood Back Lane Bagden Wood Baildon Moor Balaklava Balance Booth Ballifield Balm Balm Gate Balne Lane Band Bed Drift Bank Bottom Bank Bottom Bank Bottom No.1 Conisborough 1879 Askern, Doncaster 1910 Swillington, Leeds 1854 Aston, Sheffield 1907 Rotherham 1855 Aston, Sheffield 1872 Sheffield 1854 Borough Corner, Wakefield 1881 Temple Newsam, Leeds 1921 Hoton, Bradford 1865 Dewsbury 1862 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1913 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1940 Baildon, Bradford 1855 West Ardsley, Leeds 1860 Hepworth, Holmfirth 1874 Sheffield 1855 Wyke, Bradford 1881 Roberttown, Liversedge 1873 Wakefield 1855 Hazlehead, Holmfirth 1912 Southowram, Halifax 1863 Whinmoor 1936 Silkstone, Barnsley 1942 1902 1991 1887 1936 1871 1883 1858 1903 1925 1872 1887 1915 1955 1904 1887 1875 1860 1881 1878 1857 1935 1875 1967 1947 A Dayhole. Appears to have stood from 1911 to 1927 and 1930 to 1961 inclusive Closed 20/12/1991. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Discontinued April 1931 and abandoned January 1936. Abandoned 1903 Abandoned August 1925. Abandoned Abandoned June 1904. Abandoned August 1891. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Discontinued 1935 Discontinued 1947. Bank Bottom No.3 Bank Bottom No.4 Bank Bottom No.5 Bank House Silkstone, Barnsley Silkstone, Barnsley Whinmoor Dodworth, Barnsley 1942 1942 1947 1905 Bank Royd Denby Dale 1903 1939 Bank Top 1854 1854 Bankhouse Banks Banks Hall Halifax Worsborough Bridge, Barnsley. Holmfirth, Huddersfield Halifax Cawthorne Bankwell Todmorden 1899 1920 Baptist Hill Crigglestone, Wakefield 1923 1925 Barkers Wood Cawthorne 1929 1969 Barley Hall Barnborough Main Barnbow Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham Barnburgh Barnbow, Leeds Cumberworth, Huddersfield Hepworth, Holmfirth Hepworth, Holmfirth Barnsley Barnsley Barnsley 1886 1974 1911 1989 1924 1930 Bank Top Barncliffe Hill Barnside Barnside (a) Barnsley Barnsley Main (a) Barnsley Main (b) 1950 1947 1950 1927 Abandoned 15/04/1927. May have been called Denby Dale before 1903 Fireclay, abandoned 25/09/1939. 1892 1899 1890 1892 1855 1869 1953 Near Portsmouth - shown, but not named, on the 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Standing 1921 to 1925 Abandoned 04/05/1925. Abandoned December 1934. Reopened 1953 (= Banks Hall?) and closed c1969. Sinking from 1886 to 1887. Closed May 1974). Closed 26/05/1989. Discontinued July 1930. Abandoned June 1931. 1907 1912 1855 1854 1854 1899 1985 1887 1863 1966 1991 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. On the site of Old Oaks. Closed in May 1966. On the site of Old Oaks. Reopened in 1985 and closed Barnsley Main (c) Barnsley 1899 1909 Barrowby Barugh Barugh Lane Barugh Opencast Base Green Bassey Bateman Batley Baulk Farm Beacon Beacon Hill Beaumonts Beckett Street Beeley Wood Worsbrough Bridge, Barnsley Crossgates, Leeds Barugh, Barnsley Barugh Green, Barnsley Barugh, Barnsley Gleadless, Sheffield Todmorden Cleckheaton Batley, Dewsbury Upper Cumberworth Northowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Shelf, Bradford Potternewton, Leeds Oughtibridge, Sheffield Beeley Wood No.1 Oughtibridge, Sheffield 1913 1934 Beeley Wood No.2 Beeley Wood No.3 Beeston (a) Beeston (b) Beeston (c) Beeston Hill Oughtibridge, Sheffield Oughtibridge, Sheffield Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds 1913 1913 1861 1901 1856 1878 Barrow 19/07/1991. Shown on 1st edition OS 1/10560 sheet as 'Oaks', but called 'Barnsley Main' on the 1904 OS map. Abandoned in 1909. 1873 1985 Closed 20/05/1985. 1938 1913 1924 1962 1865 1936 1871 1854 1924 1888 1879 1897 1859 1894 Closed December 1948, but briefly reopened soon after. Abandoned October 1921. Abandoned 17/12/1926. 1948 1918 1926 1967 1869 1938 1884 1929 1925 1938 1887 1905 1880 1911 1921 1928 1877 1919 1881 1881 Fireclay, abandoned June 1939. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned January 1929 Abandoned Discontinued 1938. Abandoned March 1941. Abandoned September 18th 1905. Sinking 1873 to 1880. Closed 1860. Standing from 1905 to 1911. Continues as Beeley Wood No.1 Standing 1905 to 1911. Discontinued August 1934 and abandoned March 1938. Standing 1914 to 1921 Abandoned 16/01/ 1928. Sinking in 1901. Called Beeston, Park from 1920 to 1928 Sinking from 1878 to 1880 Beeston Lodge Beeston, Leeds 1856 1869 Beeston Manor Churwell, Leeds 1854 1877 Beeston Road Beeston, Bye Pit Beeston, Hall Beeston, Park Beever Lane Beever Lane Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds Beeston, Leeds Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley 1870 1883 1898 1920 1923 1919 Beevers Gawber, Barnsley 1888 1925 Beggarington Beggar's Hill Beighton Beldon Brook 1864 1884 1867 1894 Bellarney Lane Belle Vue Ben Ing Pit Hartshead, Bradford Holbeck, Leeds Beighton, Sheffield Kirkburton, Huddersfield Worsbrough Bridge, Barnsley Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Worsboro' Bridge, Barnsley Barnsley Darton, Barnsley Oakenshaw, Bradford Bentley Bentley, Doncaster Bell Ing Bell String No.1 Bell String No.2 Bell String No.3 Bellamy Lane 1872 1897 1899 1928 1949 1921 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. This colliery covered a wide area. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Called 'Beeston' until 1919. Abandoned April 1928. Abandoned December 1921. Abandoned 1908. Abandoned April 1914 and reopened 1923. Abandoned October 1925. 1872 1891 1885 1899 1855 1860 1935 1937 1937 1945 1937 1945 Abandoned April 1937 Mainly a Fireclay mine. Abandoned April 1945. Mainly a Fireclay mine. Abandoned April 1945. 1921 1922 Closed September 1922. 1856 1861 1873 1905 1896 1905 Abandoned in 1905 1905 1993 Sinking from 1905 to 1908, production started in November 1908 and ended 03/12/1993. Bentley Pit Wyke, Bradford 1891 1894 Berry Moor Thurgoland, Sheffield 1880 1925 Berry Moor Better Bed Beulah Beverley Billingley Drift Bimshaw Wood Bimshaw Wood Drift Bimshaw Wood No.1 Bimshaw Wood No.2 Bimshaw Wood No.3 Bimshaw Wood No.4 Binns Bottom Birchen Lea Birk Hill Birkby Lane Birkenshaw Birkenshaw (a) Birkenshaw (b) Birkenshaw (c) Birkenshaw Lower Birkhill Thurgoland, Sheffield Kirkburton, Huddersfield Tong, Bradford Armley, Leeds Darfield, Barnsley Barugh, Barnsley Woolley Moor, Barnsley Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Southowram, Halifax Wilsden, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Bailiff Bridge, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford 1861 1904 1910 1862 1951 1965 1956 1921 1923 1923 1925 1854 1942 1927 1855 1910 1854 1854 1854 1910 1856 Birks Fireclay Thornton, Bradford 1886 1959 Birkshall Bowling, Bradford 1854 1864 1871 1905 1914 1872 1956 1967 1960 1927 1926 1927 1927 1877 1943 1930 1883 1954 1887 1860 1855 1953 1879 Sinking from 1880 to 1881. Abandoned in 1909. Abandoned in 1913 and reopened in 1913. Abandoned July 1926. Closed in July 1956. May be the same mine as, or very near Woolley Edge Abandoned 18/03/1927. Abandoned December 1926. Abandoned 05/02/1927. Abandoned 18/03/1927. Abandoned 10/06/1943. Abandoned May 1930 Near Bailiff Bridge - sinking 1857. May be Birkenshaw Upper. Merged with Gomersal. See Birkhill On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. May have been Birkenshaw (c) On 1933 edition 1/10560 sheet. Formerly called Clayton Fire Clay Works, Birksroyd Birley Birley Gate Birley Vale Birley Vale Birley West Birley, Beighton Pit Southowram, Halifax Beighton, Sheffield Intake, Sheffield Beighton, Sheffield Beighton, Sheffield Beighton, Sheffield Beighton, Sheffield 1899 1861 1920 1925 1861 1925 1907 Birley, East Woodhouse, Sheffield 1907 1988 Birstall Birstall Field Head Birtin Birstall, Dewsbury Birstall, Dewsbury Oughtibridge, Sheffield High & Low Bishopside, Pateley Bridge Deepcar, Sheffield Deepcar, Sheffield Deepcar, Sheffield Deepcar, Sheffield Thornton, Bradford Sledbrook, Huddersfield Crigglestone, Wakefield Barnsley Farndale, Kirkby Moorside East Ardsley, Leeds Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Cotherstone 1854 1860 1855 1857 1878 1905 Bishopside Bitholmes Bitholmes No.1 Bitholmes No.2 Bitholmes Wood Black Dike Lane Black Dyke Blacker Hall Blacker Main Blackey Blackgates Blackley & Woodman Blackley End Blackton 1907 1872 1921 1927 1863 1932 1947 J. Farrar; Farrar & Sons Abandoned Pumping Station Pumping Station. Abandoned 1932. Sinking from 1902 to 1904. See Brookhouse 1948 to 1985. Birley (East Pit) - 1947 Used by the NCB as a training centre. Used as a Pumping Station from 1977 to 1988. Sometimes called Birkin, continues as Langhouse until 1920 1878 1899 1921 1937 1938 1932 1894 1933 1918 1856 1888 1874 1893 1861 1920 1932 1937 1938 1961 1942 1937 1929 1888 1889 1876 1925 1861 1927 Discontinued January 1932 and abandoned June 1933 Fireclay, Pot Clay, abandoned 31/10/1940. Abandoned 1932 Calvin Cockcroft 1894; Calvin Cockroft Ltd 1938-1942 Abandoned March 1937 Abandoned 16/05/1929. Winter seam abandoned in July 1926. Standing from 1891 to 1893. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Halifax Hard Bed abandoned 25/12/1921. Abandoned 1925 Opening in 1920, not worked in 1926 and abandoned June 1927. Blake Hill Blakeley Idle, Bradford Leeds 1889 1902 1866 1869 Bleaberry Burton-in-Lonsdale 1897 1945 Bloomhouse Bloomhouse Green Blue Ball Blue Hill Blue Hill Lane Blue Hills Darton, Barnsley Barnsley Rastrick, Brighouse Wortley, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Birkenshaw, Bradford Cumberworth, Huddersfield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Delph, Saddleworth Bradford Southowram, Halifax Shipley, Bradford Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Northowram, Halifax Rastrick, Brighouse Denshaw, Oldham Barnsley Stanley, Wakefield Bradford 1927 1861 1887 1907 1861 1873 Blue Slates Blue Slates Bold Venture Bolton Bolton Bolton Quarry Bolton Wood Booth Holme Booth Holme Field Booth Town Boothroyd Boothstead Boro' Bottom Boat Bowling 1938 1878 1900 1914 1889 1879 1919 1924 1893 1873 1855 1915 1856 1856 1873 1868 1855 1898 1921 1917 1854 1854 1897 1873 1860 1922 1858 1877 1897 1872 1860 1898 1947 1935 1881 1883 Lupton & Myers Greta Bank Potteries. Standing from October 6th 1931. Abandoned January 1st 1935. Fireclay, Stone Clay, abandoned 20/03/1945, plan 13953. Reopened in 1923 P. Normington & Co. Abandoned September 1914 Abandoned 15/09/1924. Sinking Not worked in 1923. Messrs Cousen On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Exors. of H. Ormerod Discontinued September 1929 and reopened in 1937. Abandoned May 1935 Aberford Road Bowling (a) Bowling (b) Bowling (c) Bowling Old Lane Box Ings Boyn Hill Bracken Moor Bracken Moor Bracken Moor (a) Brackens Lane End Bradford Bradford (a) Bradford Moor Bradford Moor (a) Bradford Moor (b) Bradford Road Bradgate Bradley (a) Bradley (b) Bradley Lane Bradley Mills Bradley Wood Bradshaw (a) Bradshaw (b) Bradshaw Lane Bradshaw Lane Bradford Bradford Bradford Bowling, Bradford Huddersfield Chapelthorpe, Wakefield Deepcar, Sheffield Deepcar, Sheffield Deepcar, Sheffield Shelf, Bradford Bowling, Bradford Bowling, Bradford Bradford Bradford Bradford Huddersfield Rotherham Bradley, Huddersfield Bradleys Both, Skipton Huddersfield Huddersfield Huddersfield Ovenden, Halifax Ovenden, Halifax Ovenden, Halifax Bradford 1861 1861 1862 1855 1855 1855 1905 1865 1873 1864 1861 1881 1854 1878 1854 1921 1917 1854 1873 1912 1893 1878 1855 1855 1861 1854 1880 1880 1881 1860 1903 1863 1924 1875 1892 1877 1883 1883 1860 1880 1877 1923 1919 1877 1893 1917 1897 1880 1860 1869 1872 1854 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Discontinued 1924 to 1926. Sinking from 1873 to 1877. = Shelf, Halifax This may also be the highest of the three Bunkers Hill Collieries. May have become Bradley Wood. Sinking from 1875 to 1878. Abandoned 1917 May be Bradley (a) In the Soil Hill area Bramley Hall Handsworth, Sheffield 1929 1947 Bramley Hall No.2 Brampton Bramston Street Bramwyn Bramwyn No.2 Branch End Branch End No.2 Branch End No.3 Branch End No.4 Branch End No.5 Brandy Carr Braygill Handsworth, Sheffield Barnsley Brighouse Calder Grove Crigglestone, Wakefield Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Wakefield Hawes 1938 1854 1897 1946 1953 1916 1919 1924 1924 1924 1921 1899 Breakneck Northowram, Halifax 1888 1910 Breaks Brearcliffe Breley Wood Bretton Bretton West Brice Hill Brick Clay Quarry Brick Lane Brick Wall Brickfield Brickfield Clayton, Bradford Wyke, Bradford Sheffield Wakefield Wakefield Calder Grove Mirfield, Dewsbury Bradford Adwalton, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Old Sharlston 1891 1921 1897 1854 1921 1929 1965 1855 1859 1888 1916 1945 1864 1900 1951 1954 1918 1923 1925 1925 1927 1921 1902 1893 1921 1899 1876 1925 1931 1980 1858 1867 1888 1916 Abandoned 28/02/1927. Reopened in 1929. Abandoned from October 1938 to 1946 S. Cliffe & Son Opened in 1946 and closed in 1951. Abandoned 1918. Abandoned 1926 Abandoned 01/07/1927. Abandoned October 24th 1921. Standing Standing 1905 to 1910. Plan No.5601 - 36 Yard Band abandoned December 31st 1910. J. Murgatroyd & Sons Abandoned July 1921. Abandoned 03/09/1925. Discontinued June 1931. Abandoned July 1932 Open 1916 and abandoned 13/11/1916 Brickfield Main Brickworks Brickyard Bridge Bridge End Bridge Pit Brier Brier-Birstall Sharlston Common Holmfirth, Huddersfield Wortley, Leeds Oakenshaw, Bradford Garsdale, Hawes Oakenshaw, Bradford Birstall, Dewsbury Birstall, Dewsbury 1918 1864 1892 1901 1903 1901 1921 1875 1919 1873 1893 1904 1913 1904 1922 1882 Brierley Brierley, Sheffield 1910 1947 Briery Wood Briestfield Briestfield Brigg Boyd Briggs Brightside Brightside (a) Britannia Main British Oak Broad Fold Broad Oak Brockholes, Holmfirth Thornhill Edge, Dewsbury Thornhill Edge, Dewsbury Halifax Farnley, Leeds Sheffield Sheffield Adwalton, Leeds Netherton, Wakefield Clayton, Bradford Brighouse 1912 1920 1855 1893 1878 1855 1869 1858 1916 1891 1856 Broad Oak Brighouse 1862 Broad Oak Brighouse 1862 Broad Oak Broad Oak (b) Brighouse Hipperholme, Halifax 1866 1881 1917 1925 1883 1899 1903 1871 1886 1885 1925 1898 1866 1866 onwards 1866 onwards 1894 1881 Abandoned 1919 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 1904. Abandoned June 1922. Sinking 1910 to 1912. Production ended on 01/01/1947 and it became a training mine. Abandoned May 1925. Standing from 1865 to 1880. Abandoned 09/06/1925. R. Foulds A group of mines. Charles Sheffield, later Thomas Sheffield A group of mines. Bates & Greenwood; Farrar & Sons 1863 A group of mines. William Sutcliffe; Naylor & Goodyear 1863 A group of mines. Henry Westwood Broadhead Broadhead & Broadhead Flatt Broadhead Flatt Broadroyd Brockholes Brockholes Lane Brodsworth Main Stannington, Sheffield 1913 1945 Stannington, Sheffield 1947 1961 Stannington, Sheffield Crigglestone, Wakefield Huddersfield Huddersfield 1925 1875 1855 1855 Brodsworth, Doncaster 1945 1876 1881 1860 1905 1990 Sinking of two of the three shafts began 23/11/1905 to 1907. A third shaft was sunk in 1922 and the original shafts were deepened in the 1920s. Closed 07/09/1990. 1907 1910 Abandoned 1896 1956 1873 1887 1863 1871 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Bromley Fireclay Bromley Main Brook House Cumberworth, Huddersfield Denby Dale Sheffield Gomersal Brookhouse Beighton, Sheffield Brookroyd Brookside Broom Hall Broomfield Broomhall Broomhill Broomhill Brow Brow Field Brow Pit (Bussey) Brookroyd 1908 Stannington, Sheffield 1901 Bradford 1861 Lepton, Huddersfield 1952 Bradford 1855 Leeds 1879 Bradford 1879 Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1930 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1915 Boothtown, Halifax 1904 Bromley Farm Discontinued temporarily from 1947 to 1961. 1929 1985 1910 1931 1880 1953 1860 1879 1879 1938 1922 - Sunk 1929 to 1930. Called Birley, Beighton Pit before 1948. Closed 25/10/1985). Abandoned 1910. Discontinued February 1931. Discontinued February 1931. Brookes Ltd Closed 1922 Sunk in 1904. Brown Hill Brown Moor Birstal, Batley Manston, Leeds 1893 1894 1854 1882 Brown Royd Kilner Bank, Huddersfield 1907 1936 Brownend Bruntcliffe Bruntcliffe Hill Bullcliffe Southowram, Halifax Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds Netherton, Wakefield 1878 1888 1877 1873 Bullcliffe Old Lane Bretton West 1925 1947 Bullcliffe Wood Bretton West 1948 1985 Bullcroft Main Carcroft, Doncaster 1908 1970 1880 1904 1880 1876 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Standing 1907 to 1913 and abandoned in 1914. Reopened in 1934 and discontinued December 1936. Fireclay, abandoned 19/07/1907, plan 6424. Also Fireclay, Thin, abandoned 02/07/1940, plan 12745. See Victoria Sinking from 1877 to 1880. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. The original drift was closed and sealed off and two new ones were driven in 1956. Became Bullcliffe Wood in 1948 Called Bullcliffe Old Lane from 1925 to 1947. Closed 30/08/1985. Merged with the Calder Drift and Caphouse/Denby Grange in September 1985 - and then called Denby Grange. Began sinking in November 1909 and reached the Barnsley Seam in December 1911. Shaft riding switched to Brodsworth from 28/09/1970. Bullhouse Penistone Bullhouse (School Wells Drift) and Bradshaw Penistone Quarry 1855 1916 1948 1962 See School Wells Drift (SE213026) from 1914 to 1947 - it closed in 1957 Bunkers Hill Bradford 1953 1961 Three mines at: SE17613341; SE17843351 & SE18063369 - the last may also be Bradford Moor. Bunkers Hill (a) Bunkers Hill (b) Burcroft Farm Opencast Burmantofts Whitley, Dewsbury Bradford Crofton, Wakefield Burmantofts, Leeds 1862 1855 1953 1869 1873 1881 1961 1868 Ironstone, abandoned prior to 08/11/1882, plan 1430. See Rock Burtersett Burton Bank Burton Royd Hawes Barnsley Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1882 1926 1856 1860 1916 1923 Bushcliffe Woolley, Barnsley 1923 1928 Bushey Busk Busk (a) Busk Clay Busk Flatt (a) Busk Flatt (b) Drighlington, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Kirkburton, Huddersfield Highburton Sheffield Sheffield 1868 1884 1901 1936 1874 1885 Butt Croft Denby Dale 1936 1937 Buttershaw Butterthwaite Butterthwaite Bradford Ecclesfleld, Sheffield Ecclesfleld, Sheffield 1921 1922 1873 1884 1855 1862 Cadeby Main Cadeby 1889 1986 Calder (a) Mirfield, Dewsbury 1859 1921 Calder (b) Elland, Halifax 1901 1950 Calder Drift Calder Grove Calder Grove Drift Calder Lower Fireclay Mine Calder No.1 Bretton West Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield 1987 1990 1911 1912 1947 1948 Elland, Halifax 1875 1887 Thornhill, Dewsbury 1896 - 1893 1905 1903 1942 1887 1887 Standing Standing 1923 to 1925. Sinking in 1922. Discontinued December 1928 and abandoned in 1930. Discontinued February 1941. Abandoned December 1942. Sinking from 1874 to 1887. Sinking in 1885. Fireclay, abandoned 04/11/1936, plan 12035. Abandoned May 1937 Abandoned Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Sunk 25/03/1889 to February 1893. Linked with Denaby Main in 1956 and merged on 23/03/1968. Closed 07/11/ 1986. Abandoned in 1909. Abandoned in 1905 and again in 1921 and reopened in 1935 and abandoned on 07/09/1960. Part of Denby Grange Closed temporarily 1948 to 1950 Sunk 1896 to 1898. Calder No.2 Elland, Halifax 1937 1941 Calder Vale No.1 Calder Vale No.2 Calder Vale No.3 Calder Vale No.4 Calder, Dayhole (a) Durkar, Wakefield Durkar, Wakefield Durkar, Wakefield Durkar, Wakefield Elland, Halifax 1921 1923 1923 1925 1905 Calder, Fireclay Elland, Halifax 1888 1904 Calder, New Caledonian California California Level Calverley Mirfield, Dewsbury Oughtibridge, Sheffield Shelley, Huddersfield Appletreewick, Skipton Bradford 1899 1889 1861 1919 1855 1924 1927 1927 1927 1912 1904 1913 1885 1921 1878 Caphouse Overton, Wakefield 1828 1985 Car House Rotherham 1855 1988 Carbrook Sheffield 1854 1871 Abandoned September 1941. Calder No.2 Fireclay, Halifax Hard Bed, abandoned 04/09/1941, plan 13151. Abandoned Abandoned 23/02/1927 Abandoned 23/02/1927 Abandoned 23/02/1927 Abandoned Plan No.4879 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned December 1st 1905. Plan No. 5764 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned October 31st 1911. Plan No.5765 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned October 31st 1911. Plan No.7488 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned December 31st 1914. Plan No.7489 - Halifax Soft Bed abandoned December 31st 1914. Abandoned 1908. Standing 1913 to 1914 Abandoned According to the NCB Statistics Department Caphouse was probably established in 1828. Two shafts were sunk in 1874, one for men and materials and the other for pumping and ventilation. A new drift was driven in 1974 for bringing coal out. Part of Denby Grange before c1940. Caphouse closed in late October 1985 and from 1986 to 1994 = Yorkshire Mining Museum. 1995 ownwards = National Coal Mining Museum for England Sunk to Barnsley in 1856, to Swallow Wood in 1876 and Parkgate in 1891. Abandoned 1915. Used as a Pumping Station from 1944 to 1988. Cardigan Cardigan & Royds Carlinghow Gelderd Road, Leeds Gelderd Road, Leeds Batley, Dewsbury 1909 1930 1914 1924 1864 1867 Carlton Main Carlton 1876 1909 Carperby Carperby, Leyburn 1899 1908 Carr & Craggs Todmorden 1921 1927 Carr Hall Carr House Farm Carr Lane Carr Wood Castle Holywell Green Sheffield Briestfield, Dewsbury New Mill, Huddersfield Sheffield 1921 1955 1864 1865 1855 1921 1956 1867 1931 1872 Castle Fields Rastrick, Brighouse 1891 1899 Castle Hill Castleford Catherine Slack Cawley Cawthorne Basin Central Silkstone Chairbarrows Gomersal Leeds Ambler Thorn, Halifax Heckmondwike Barnsley Barnsley Scholes, Bradford 1927 1854 1904 1874 1884 1907 1903 1927 1857 1877 1887 1917 1928 Abandoned December 1930. Sinking between 1876 to 1877. Also called Wharncliffe Woodmoor No.1 Shaft. Sunk to Barnsley in 1874-1877 and to the Haigh Moor in 1903-04. Abandoned in 1909. Standing 1910 to 1913. Not working No coal raised from 1928 to 1938. Some work may have been done c1940. Abandoned August 1921. Standing from 1876 to 1892. Abandoned 1931. Bentley & Smith. 3 years. Mine plan suggests this opened about 1891. It appears in the lists 1897-1899, and is remarkable for its large payroll (197 men in 1897; still 92 in 1899). A tracing which probably represents the plan of this mine is held by West Yorkshire MCC Mining Department. Poor print held by Health and Safety Executive, London, may be original of this tracing. Abandoned 09/09/1927 See Ford Hill and Shibden Head. Sunk in 1904. = Ford Hill? Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Standing in 1905. Abandoned December 1928. Chapeltown Charles Pit Charlestown Charlton Brook Chatts Chatts No.2 Chatts No.3 Chatts No.4 Chellow Heights Chevet Chickenley Heath Chickenley Wood Chidswell Sheffield Tong, Bradford Halifax Barnsley Hunsworth, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Heaton, Bradford Elland, Halifax Chickenley Earlsheaton, Dewsbury Dewsbury 1855 1884 1873 1854 1914 1925 1931 1944 1905 1872 1855 1876 1876 1878 1925 1884 1857 1925 1932 1947 1947 1909 1877 1908 1882 1924 Church Field Roberttown, Liversedge 1884 1911 Church Lane Churwell (a) Churwell (b) Churwell (d) Churwell (e) Churwell (f) Churwell (g) Churwell (h) Churwell (i) Cinder Hill (a) Dodworth, Barnsley Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Churwell, Leeds Siddal, Halifax 1868 1861 1861 1861 1861 1861 1854 1856 1858 1876 Cinder Hill (b) Siddal, Halifax 1878 1892 1872 1899 1886 1872 1877 1877 1857 1860 1860 1883 Abandoned 22/07/1925. Includes Tong in 1924 and 1925. Sinking from 1873 to 1884. Abandoned May 1925. Black Bed = 2 ft 6 ins thick. Chatts No.2 was formerly Road Pit. Abandoned December 1932 Abandoned August 1947. S. Kay Sinking from 1872 to 1877. Abandoned Sinking from 1876 to 1878. Includes Ridings from 1901 to 1905. Sinking from 1884 to 1887. Standing from 1899 to 1907? Abandoned 1911 Later called Old Silkstone Collieries Sinking from 1876 to 1878. & Quarry. Plan No.4641 - Halifax Hard & Soft Beds abandoned May 1888. Includes 'Quarry' from 1913 to 1962. Includes Great Cinder Hills Pit Claremont Claremont Clay Works Clayton Clayton (a) Clayton (b) Clayton (c) Clayton Common Cleckheaton (a) Cleckheaton (b) Cleckheaton (d) Cleckheaton (e) Cleckheaton (f) Cliff Cliffe Bridge Cliffe Hill Cliffe Quarry Clifford Cliffrigg Cliffrigg & Slacks Clifton Clifton (a) Clifton New Clifton, Green Lane Pit Siddal, Halifax 1898 Halifax 1878 Idle, Bradford 1894 Holmfirth, Huddersfield 1874 Clayton, Bradford 1897 Clayton, Bradford 1859 Halifax 1864 Clayton, Bradford 1892 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1862 Hunsworth, Bradford 1861 Hunsworth, Bradford 1878 Hunsworth, Bradford 1885 Hunsworth, Bradford 1861 Hunsworth, Bradford 1907 Churwell, Leeds 1878 Crane Moor, Sheffield 1903 Cumberworth, 1902 Huddersfield Bradford 1901 Bentham, Ingleton 1905 Great Ayton 1887 Great Ayton 1887 Halifax 1854 Brighouse 1861 Brighouse 1949 Brighouse 1947 1961 1880 1900 1883 1897 1869 1869 1908 1887 1893 1887 1887 1880 1909 1882 1949 Miers in 1915 and 1916. Fireclay, 36 Yard Band, abandoned 12/07/1962, plan 15205. Not listed after 1897. T. Obank - on Idle Moor J. Thornton Probably became Hunsworth Lift 1905 1908 1907 1926 1914 1863 1883 1952 1957 A. Turner & Co Standing 1907 to 1909. Not worked in 1927. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. See Ox Pit. Green Lane Pit sunk in 1865. Clog Sole Delf Close Close Hill Clough Clough (c) Clough Dayhole Brighouse Loxley, Sheffield Huddersfield Deepcar, Sheffield Dewsbury Deepcar, Sheffield 1935 1931 1861 1875 1854 1920 1943 1931 1910 1899 1887 1936 Clough Green Cawthome 1934 1959 Clough Head Clough Head No.2 Clough Head, Clay Clough Head, Coal Clough Head, Coal No.1 Clough Head, Inchfield Moor Clough House Todmorden Todmorden Todmorden Todmorden Todmorden 1858 1947 1905 1905 1935 Todmorden 1938 1952 Discontinued June 1947 to 1950. Denby 1909 1931 Clough, Clay Deepcar, Sheffield 1901 1950 Clough, Clay (b) Coalfield Brickyards Coates Lane Coates Pit Cobbler Bottom Cockerdale Cockermouth Cockermouth No.4 Cockhill Farm Deepcar, Sheffield Doncaster Thurgoland, Sheffield Wyke, Bradford Silkstone Station, Barnsley Drighlington, Leeds Flockton, Wakefield Flockton Moor, Wakefield Shelf, Bradford 1873 1949 1899 1878 1892 1873 1881 1914 1872 Abandoned February 1931. Fireclay, Black Pot or Black Clay, abandoned 31/07/1951, plan 15095. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. 1904 1948 1957 1938 1937 1884 1952 1899 1938 1893 1873 1899 1918 1883 J.R. Oates. On 1st edition OS Sheet. Closed Novemver 1941. Ganister, abandoned 07/01/1932, plan 10814. Standing from 1902 to 1909 and abandoned in 1910. Sinking from 1875 to 1878. Not listed from 1858 to 1885? Abandoned December 1936. Fireclay, Better Bed or Cumberworth Clay Seam, abandoned 24/11/1959, plan 15182. Continued as Clough Head, Clay and Clough Head, Coal. Not worked during 1947. Fireclay, abandoned 18/06/1958, plan 15157. Abandoned October 1938. See Thornley Silkstone Sunk in 1872 and abandoned March 1938. Sinking Standing in 1918 and abandoned 1919. Cocking Lane Pit Clayton, Bradford 1884 1894 Cockle Shell Cockshutts Coldwell Lane College Stannington, Sheffield Bolsterstone, Sheffield New Mill, Huddersfield Birstall, Dewsbury 1902 1931 1890 1855 Colls Delph, Oldham 1923 1941 Colne Bridge Colton Combs Commondale 1887 1854 1856 1896 Commonside Coney Wood Conyers Cooke Lane Cooper Lane Copley Springs Cornpack Coronation Bradley, Huddersfield Leeds Thornhill, Dewsbury Commondale Cumberworth, Huddersfield West Ardsley, Leeds Tong, Bradford Dewsbury Heckmondwike Cawthorne Wibsey, Bradford Cotherstone Northowram, Halifax Corton Wood Brampton 1871 1985 Commonside 1907 1933 1892 1873 1888 1860 1971 1904 This became the site of Clayton Fire Clay Works by the 1937 edition. Abandoned September 1933 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 1928 to 1933 inclusive. Abandoned January 1935. Discontinued January 1941. Abandoned April 1945. Became Thornhill Colliery under the NCB and closed in 1971. Reopened 1935/36. See also Providence Works 1865 1869 1912 1915 1878 1873 1952 1875 1920 1902 1912 1918 1908 1879 1952 1920 1931 A day hole. Discontinued from 1918 to 1920. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. No.6 Pit sunk before 1875. Abandoned August 1931. Sinking began October 1873 to 1876. Standing from March 1984 to October 1985. An overtime ban began in early December 1983 and the proposal to close Cortonwood led to a national from 10/03/1984. The strike ended on 05/03/1985 and Cortonwood closed on 25/10/1985 because it was uneconomic through geological reasons (Coal News, July 1985) plus (NUM Report to Cortwood Cortworth Cottage of Content Brampton x?? Wath, Rotherham 1854 1854 1954 1858 1867 Cotterdale High Abbotside, Hawes 1875 1922 Cottingley Hall Cottingley Moor Bottom Cotton Hole Cow Close Cowmes Coxon Lane Crabtree Hall Cragg End Crane Moor Crane Moor No.2 Opecast Site Craps Hall Churwell, Leeds Bradford Bradford Wyke, Bradford Fenay Bridge, Huddersfield Darton, Barnsley Soil Hill, Halifax Arkengarthdale Sheffield 1878 1854 1864 1883 1855 1872 1893 1882 1921 Sheffield 1957 1958 Wilsden, Bradford 1858 1860 Crawshaw Clay Bradfield, Sheffield 1901 1960 Cricket Field Crigglestone Idle, Bradford Crigglestone, Wakefield 1890 1890 1854 1862 Crigglestone Crigglestone, Wakefield 1970 1988 Crigglestone Crigglestone, Wakefield 1891 1968 Crigglestone Main Crigglestone, Wakefield 1896 1927 1880 1860 1872 1887 1881 1872 1917 1922 1960 Annual Conference 1986). On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Standing after 1877 and abandoned July 5th 1880. Reopened 1888. Closed in 1920. Standing 1923 to 1925. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Not shown on 1908 edition. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Plan No.6988 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned March 14th 1918. Abandoned June 30th 1928 until 1952. Suspended 1959 and 1960 Fireclay, Stannington Pot Clay, abandoned 22/11/1960, plan 15184. E. Dickinson Closed in April 1968 and used as a Pumping Station from 1970 to 1988. See Woollen Well Main in previous years Slack Shaft sunk 1912 to 1914. Closed in April 1968. Sinking from 1896 to 1899. Discontinued November 29th 1927 Croft Hollow Croft Top Cromwell Rastrick, Brighouse Halifax Dewsbury 1899 1900 1874 1874 1854 1860 Crooked Lane (Brow Pit) Queensbury, Bradford 1855 1877 Cross Bank Cross Flats Pit Cross Green Cross No.1 Cross No.2 Cross No.3 Cross, Clay Crosses Crosses Crossing Main Crossley Hall Crossley Lane Crow Nest Crow Royd Opencast Site Crow Trees Crow Trees Crowd Hill Crowedge Crown Point Crows Nest Crowtrees 1862 1878 1854 1902 1907 1917 1944 1902 1878 1886 1858 1855 1933 1956 1901 1855 1884 1855 1855 1933 1901 Batley, Dewsbury Holbeck, Leeds Leeds Silkstone, Barnsley Silkstone, Barnsley Silkstone, Barnsley Kirkburton, Huddersfield Hunsworth, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Thurgoland, Sheffield Allerton, Bradford Mirfield, Dewsbury Lightcliffe, Brighouse Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Rastrick, Brighouse Gomersal Wyke, Bradford Penistone Leeds Lightcliffe, Brighouse Brighouse 1882 1880 1878 1916 1940 1918 1947 1912 1897 1897 1860 1869 1937 1956 1918 1883 1890 1937 1867 1937 1902 and abandoned December 1931. Firth, Earnshaw & Walker Sinking Plan No.898 - Halifax Soft Bed abandoned prior to November 1878. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 1908 to 1914 Abandoned Abandoned. See Hunsworth Crosses On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Closed October 1937 Sunk 1867 to 1968. May be Crow Hill Colliery. Abandoned September 1938. Brookes Ltd S. Marshall & Sons. 20 years Sunk 1901. Continuously worked Crowtrees Rastrick, Brighouse 1900 1912 Cud Hill Cudworth Cudworth Cullingworth Cumberworth Farnley, Leeds Cudworth Cudworth Bingley, Bradford Upper Cumberworth Cumberworth, Huddersfield Cumberworth, Huddersfield Cumberworth, Huddersfield Bradford Rawmarsh, Rotherham Heckmondwike Shibden, Halifax Dewsbury Barnsley 1891 1966 1874 1861 1854 Cumberworth (b) Cumberworth (c) Cumberworth Brogs Cutter Height Dale Dale Lane Dam Head Damfield Darfield Fireclay Darfield Main Darfield, Barnsley 1905 1966 1902 1870 1918 until closure in 1920. Up to 60 men employed. Good detailed plan; original held by Thornhill Yorkshire Estates. Marsden, Murgatroyd & Sons. 13 years. Sunk 1900, and continuously worked until end of listing in 1912. A moderate-size mine, with a maximum of 79 men early in the period. Indistinct mine plan for period to 1911; original held by Thornhill Yorkshire Estates. 4 miles of Barnsley and 2 miles SE of Cudworth - opencast Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Not working in 1902. Abandoned 1905 and reopened in 1907. 1901 1903 1854 1860 1919 1929 Discontinued November 1929 and abandoned 08/02/1936. 1856 1894 1859 1879 1877 1876 Given as Cutler Height from 1856 to 1872. 1880 1899 1867 1892 1877 1899 1856 1986 Plan No.4640 - Halifax Hard & Soft Beds abandoned July 1888. Sinking from 1856 to 1860. No.1 Shaft (1015 ft) and No.2 Shaft were sunk in 1860 and No.3 (1884 ft) sunk 1916-1919. To be closed by the end of September 1985 and its reserves worked by Houghton Main (Coal News, June 1985). Called HoughtonDarfield from November 1986-1989 and finally closed in July Dark Lane Darley Main Dartmouth Mirfield, Dewsbury 1873 1925 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1854 1886 Morley, Leeds 1861 1886 Darton Mapplewell 1869 1948 Darton (a) Mapplewell 1968 1969 Darton Hall Barnsley 1876 1888 Darton Main Darton, Barnsley 1913 1935 Day House Day House Bridge Daylight Dean Bottom Dean Clough Dean Hall Dean Lane Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley Carlinghow, Batley Kirkburton, Huddersfield Todmorden Morley, Leeds Bradford 1913 1856 1894 1893 1880 1858 1872 Deanwood (Clay) Todmorden 1886 1942 Dearne Side Mapplewell 1955 1977 Dearne Valley Little Houghton 1901 1991 1925 1856 1899 1905 1880 1896 1872 1989. Dark Lane, Engine Pit sunk 1873 to 1875. Explosion in 1849 - 75 killed. According to the NCB Statistics Department a coal winding shaft was sunk at North Gawber in 1924 and linked to Darton Colliery Darton merged with North Gawber in 1948 and the Darton Section closed in August 1948. Sunk 1910, it was a Pumping Station from 1968 to 1969 Sunk 1910 and closed in August 1948. Pumping Station from 1968 to 1969. Sunk 1914 - Barnsley Seam reached on 11/08/1914. Discontinued August 1935 and abandoned 1938. Abandoned Given as Dean House from 1861 to 1869. At Portsmouth. Discontinued July 1942 and abandoned 31/12/1955. Pumping Station According to the NCB Statistics Department two drifts were driven in 1900 and a shaft was sunk in 1901 was still used for ventilation in 1984. A new drift, for men and materials, was driven in 1973. By 1991 Barnsley Main, Grimethorpe, Houghton Main and Dearne Valley were linked as part of the South Side Complex, with all their coal coming out at Grimethorpe. Closed 05/03/1991. Deep Green Deepcar Hartshead, Leeds Deepcar, Sheffield 1861 1862 1854 1872 Deepcar & Henholmes Deepcar, Sheffield 1915 1938 Deepcar (a) Deepcar (b) Deepcar Fireclay Deerpark Deffer Wood Deepcar, Sheffield 1864 Deepcar, Sheffield 1864 Deepcar, Sheffield 1912 Stannington, Sheffield 1901 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1913 Denaby Main Mexborough 1856 1968 Denby Dale Denby Dale (a) Denby Dale (c) Penistone Penistone Penistone 1877 1922 1873 1876 1855 1877 Denby Grange Netherton, Wakefield Denby Grange, Caphouse Overton, Wakefield Denby Grange, Prince of Netherton, Wakefield Wales Denham Bradford 1913 1887 1913 1910 1920 1854 1991 1884 1942 1888 1946 1880 1880 Abandoned. See Henholmes from 1869 to 1913, and Deepcar from 1869 to 1913. Abandoned in 1907. Standing 1911 to 1913 Discontinued December 31st 1920. Sunk between 1864 and 1912, and merged with Cadeby on 23/03/1968. Sinking from 1877 to 1887. Not listed from 1888 to 1892. Sinking from 1873 to 1875. According to the NCB Statistics Department it was established in 1894, but there was a shaft dating from 1870 [widened and deepened in 1882] A shaft sunk in 1894 was still used for men and materials in July 1984. Two new drifts were driven in 1926 and 1956. Merged with Caphouse on 24/10/1981. Called Denby Grange (Prince of Wales) in 1947. Due to close in September 1990 (Coal News, September 1990), but made it to 16/08/1991. See Caphouse from 1943. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Became a Mining Museum. Prince of Wales Pit - sunk about 1894. See Denby Grange from 1947 to 1990. Denholme Denholme (a) Denholme (b) Denholme (c) Denholme (d) Denholme Clough Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley 1854 1861 1870 1879 1915 1854 1869 1878 1876 1893 1926 1860 Denholme Park Denholme, Keighley 1834 1854 Denholme Park (a) Denholme, Holling Hall Dennington Denshaw Dent Main Denton Row Dewsbury Dewsbury Bank Dewsbury Lane Dewsbury Moor Dewsbury Moor (a) Dickey Steel Dickey Steel Dinnington Main Dirtcar Dixon Pit Denholme, Keighley Denholme, Keighley Crigglestone, Wakefield Oldham Mosbrough, Sheffield Wortley, Leeds Dewsbury Dewsbury Ossett, Wakefield Dewsbury Dewsbury Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Dinnington Durkar, Wakefield Farnley, Leeds 1892 1877 1904 1918 1920 1881 1862 1868 1856 1854 1855 1873 1862 1901 1854 1878 Dodworth Dodworth, Barnsley 1855 1985 1897 1903 1910 1920 1963 1883 1867 1875 1877 1887 1877 1876 1872 1991 1893 1903 At Hazel Crook Discontinued May 31st 1926. Some work done in 1937? Commission on Children's Employment in 1841 - Isaac Baxandale had been manager for seven years and David Baxandale & Sons were the owners. Abandoned in 1903. At Holling Park. Abandoned. Abandoned Sinking between 1873 and 1876. Sinking between 1901 and 1904 and closed 27/09/1991. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet at SE31781659. See Durkar Used to be Church Lane Colliery. Closed and the men transferred to Redbrook 03/06/1985. Dodworth Road Dodworth Road Dodworth Road Dog Lane Doghouse Dogley Bar Dogloach Doles Lane (a) Doles Lane (b) Doles Wood Don Pedro Dore Dore House Dove House Dovecliffe Dovecliffe Drift Dragon Pit Drake Lane Drake Pit Drighlington Dropping Well Dropping Well Drub Lane Dudley Hill Duke Wood Duke Wood Barnsley 1908 Barnsley 1856 Barnsley 1873 Bradford 1856 Liversedge, Dewsbury 1859 Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1902 Dewsbury 1868 Clifton, Brighouse 1884 Clifton, Brighouse 1884 Drighlington, Leeds 1863 Loscoe, Normanton 1878 Dore, Sheffield 1944 Sheffield 1855 Halifax 1855 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1923 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1938 Wortley, Leeds 1888 Adwalton, Leeds 1921 Wyke, Bradford 1899 Drighlington, Leeds 1903 Rotherham 1854 Rotherham 1861 Gomersal, Leeds 1861 Bradford 1919 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1913 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1862 1911 1860 1877 1877 1867 1905 1872 1894 1887 1887 1912 1945 1860 1869 1928 1938 1891 1922 1911 1904 1864 1862 1867 1924 1915 1887 On 1894 edition. Reopened in 1908. = Whitwood, Don Pedro from 1901 to 1912. Mainly a Ganister mine. Abandoned 1928. Abandoned in 1938 = Dovercliffe Drift? Closed September 1922. Abandoned. 183 ft to Black Bed and 303 ft to Better Bed Shertcliffe abandoned 22/10/1924. Standing 1916 to 1922. Dungworth Dunkirk Sheffield Denby Dale 1854 1881 1916 1918 Durkar Durkar, Wakefield 1904 1988 Dye House Eagle Earths Wood Earths Wood East Ardsley East Ardsley (a) East Ardsley (d) Gomersal Leeds Scissett Scissett East Ardsley, Leeds East Ardsley, Leeds East Ardsley, Leeds 1856 1860 1943 1892 1862 1876 1855 East Ardsley, Fan Shaft East Ardsley, Leeds 1947 1968 East Ardsley, Leeds 1871 1968 East Ardsley, Leeds Barnsley Barnsley Barnsley Bowling, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford 1918 1915 1855 1890 1890 Hunsworth, Bradford 1888 1897 Hunsworth, Bradford 1888 1888 Gayle, Hawes 1887 1902 East Ardsley, Pumping Pit East Ardsley, Red Pit East Barnsley East Gawber East Gawber East Hunsworth East Hunsworth, Roads East Hunsworth, Toftshaw Bottoms East Hunsworth, Valley (b) East Shaw 1872 1860 1952 1893 1878 1968 1877 1968 1921 1921 1899 1899 1897 Reopened in 1894. See Wrigley Tip in 1915 Woodmoor Seam abandoned in 1907. Closed in 1914 and used as a Pumping Station from 1965 to 1988. See Dirtcar. Shown as Crigglestone in 1947. Abandoned October 1943. Reopened and closed in 1952. Due to close on 01/03/1968. No.3 or Fan Pit sunk to Middleton Main in 1877 and Middleton Eleven Yards in 1927. Pumping Pit sunk 1871 and a drift was driven from its bottom to the Beeston from the Middleton Eleven Yards in 1935. Abandoned January 6th 1922. Standing from 1916. Abandoned December 31st 1921. Also called Red Pit. Standing Eastfield Eastwell Ecclesall (a) Ecclesall (b) Thurgoland, Sheffield Huddersfield Sheffield Sheffield 1854 1876 1854 1854 1869 1877 1860 1860 Ecclesall � Sheffield 1854 1857 Eccleshall Eccleshill Eckington Eddercliffe Edge Mount Edmunds Main Effingham Egton Elder Cliff Elland Elland Elland Edge Elland Fireclay Elland Hey Elland Park Sheffield 1874 Greengates, Bradford 1854 Westhorpe 1994 Liversedge, Dewsbury 1921 Bradfield, Sheffield 1888 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1855 Stannington, Sheffield 1908 Grosmont 1887 Deepcar, Sheffield 1865 Elland, Halifax 1855 Elland, Halifax 1898 Elland, Halifax 1854 Elland, Halifax 1888 Elland, Halifax 1858 Elland Road, Leeds 1877 1887 1899 2004 1921 1904 1889 1913 1921 1872 1887 1899 1854 1888 1862 1881 Elland Parkwood Elland, Halifax - 1878 Elland Pipe Works Elland, Halifax 1904 1911 Elland Road Holbeck, Leeds 1873 1915 Elland Road (a) Leeds 1861 1869 Sinking from 1883 to 1887 Probably just into Derbyshire and still working in 2004. Fireclay, Pot Clay, abandoned September 1894, plan 4897. Sunk 1853. Explosion killed 59 on 08/12/1862. Discontinued from 1910 to 1913 Not worked 1918 to 1921 Sinking from 1873 to 1875. See Elland in previous years. Sinking 1877 to 1878 Abandoned (No.796) January 1878 - worked by Edward Brookes & Sons. Abandoned in 1916. See Peacock Pit. Pumping station at SE428450431530 Elland Road (b) Ellen Royd Ellen Tree Ellenbank Ellerby Lane Ellis Laith Elsecar Elsecar Leeds Pepper Hill, Halifax Huddersfield Loxley, Sheffield Cross Green, Leeds Barnsley Elsecar, Barnsley Elsecar, Barnsley 1874 1878 1855 1861 1867 1925 1854 1878 1949 1869 1952 1875 1888 1988 1887 Elsecar Main Elsecar, Barnsley 1905 1983 Emley Moor Emley, Wakefield 1948 1985 Emley Moor Emley Moor, No.3 Drift Emley Moor, Speedwell Emley Moor, Taylor's Main Emley Park Emley Woodhouse Emroyd (a) Emroyd (b) Emroyd (c) Emroyd Common Opencast Site Engine House Emley, Wakefield Emley, Wakefield Emley, Wakefield 1854 1882 1888 1947 1888 1918 Emley, Wakefield 1888 1896 Emley, Wakefield Emley, Wakefield Emroyd, Wakefield Emroyd, Wakefield Emroyd, Wakefield 1856 1854 1854 1885 1885 Emroyd, Wakefield 1959 1960 Airedale, Castleford 1935 1937 1879 1857 1887 1886 1887 Sinking from 1874 to 1878 Includes Horley Green from 1915 to 1948 Or Ellin Tree Closed in March 1952. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Used as a pumping station from 1925 to 1988 Working in 1852. Sinking began 17/07/1905. No.1 Shaft sunk 1924-5. John Threlkeld - PITS A Pictorial History of Mining - sunk between 1905-8. Closed in [28/10/1983] 1983 (NUM Report to Annual Conference 1984). Demolished 1985. Called Emley No.3 Drift from 1878 to 1947. Closed on 20/12/1985. See Emley Moor from 1948 to 1986. Abandoned Closed in 1893. Abandoned January 1937 Exley Exley Gate Exley Gate No.2 Exley Gate No.3 Exley Pit Eyreswood F Pit Fairy Hill Falhouse Falhouse Falhouse Falhouse Wood Falhouse Wood No.2 Fall Bottom Fall Farm Fall Top (a) Fall Top (b) Falls Halifax 1876 Denby 1921 Denby 1935 Denby 1935 Exley, Halifax 1876 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1891 Tong, Bradford 1882 Pontefract 1931 Whitley, Dewsbury 1950 Whitley, Dewsbury 1862 Huddersfield 1884 Whitley, Dewsbury 1944 Whitley, Dewsbury 1941 Queensbury, Bradford 1888 Hartshead, Bradford 1890 Clayton, Bradford 1897 Clayton, Bradford 1902 Clayton, Bradford 1897 1879 1935 1938 1936 1879 1892 1887 1932 1950 1888 1885 1961 1913 1898 1904 1905 1900 Fanny Rothwell, Leeds 1910 1917 Far Park Far Park Side Far Tong Farm House Farm House Lane Farm House Lane No.2 Heaton, Bradford Heaton, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Pogmoor, Barnsley Pogmoor, Barnsley Pogmoor, Barnsley 1897 1898 1889 1929 1917 1925 1907 1898 1897 1935 1925 1928 Sinking from 1876 to 1879. Abandoned May 1935 Abandoned December 1936 Sinking from 1876 to 1879. Abandoned & Quarry Wood Drift Sinking in 1941. G. Crossley Abandoned in 1905. R. Foulds H. Briggs Sinking around 1867. See also Rothwell Haigh, Fanny from 1918 to 1923 and 1947 to 1949. Also Rothwell Haigh, Fanny & Rose from 1927 to 1945. J. Kaye; Exors. of J. Kaye 1899 onwards E. Tetley Abandoned June 1935 Discontinued 1925 and incorporated with Farm House Lane No.2 Abandoned January 16th 1928. Farmer Lane Farmer Lane Farnley Farnley Farnley (incorporating Ashfield & Whites) Farnley Wood Farsley Fartown Featherstone Main Featherstone Manor Fell Lane Hazlehead, Holmfirth Huddersfield Farnley, Leeds Farnley, Leeds 1893 1855 1930 1854 1894 1863 1962 1887 Farnley, Leeds 1930 1950 Mainly fireclay Gildersome, Leeds Leeds Huddersfield Featherstone, Pontefract Featherstone, Pontefract Hoylandswaine, Barnsley 1855 1856 1855 1868 1873 1934 Probably the same site as Simpson Pit. Fell Lane No.2 Hoylandswaine, Barnsley 1944 1959 Fellgreave Fence Fence Huddersfield Treeton Treeton 1874 1902 1908 1947 1854 1903 1887 1869 1869 1935 1890 1945 Ferrymoor Grimethorpe 1915 1973 Ferrymoor Riddings South Kirkby, Pontefract 1974 1986 Incorporating Ashfield & Whites from 1931 to 1950. Haigh Moor Shaft sunk 1874. Abandoned November 1935 Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Fireclay, Better Bed or Whinmoor Clay Seam, abandoned 30/06/1960, plan 15185. Sinking from 1874 to 1878 Used as a Pumping Station from c1908 to 1947 Sunk 1915 to 1916 from Grimethorpe Colliery yard. Merged with Riddings Drift on 01/04/1973 and became Ferrymoor Riddings until 1986 According to the NCB Statistics Department the shaft was sunk in 1916 was closed by 1984. Production from Riddings Drift (driven in 1969) began in June 1969 from this surface drift driven from South Kirkby Colliery and ventilated by the latter's upcast shaft. Ferrymoor and Riddings merged on 01/04/1973. A new drift, driven in 1983, was used for coal, men and materials. See Riddings Drift from 1969 to 1973 and Kirkby Riddings from 1987 to 1988. Field Halifax 1888 1911 Standing 1904 to 1911. Plan No.5600 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned December 31st 1910. Field Lane Fieldhouse Fieldhouse (a) Fieldhouse Fire Clay Works Finkie Firbeck Main Firths Field Fitzwilliam Main Five Acre Flanshaw Flash House Wakefield Deighton, Huddersfield Bradford 1855 1875 1854 1912 1861 1864 Standing 1910 to 1911 Deighton, Huddersfield 1854 1912 Brighouse Langold Dudley Hill, Bradford Fitzwilliam, Pontefract Rastrick, Brighouse Wakefield Penistone 1903 1925 1891 1876 1926 1873 1870 Flathers Pit Norwood Green, Bradford 1882 1894 Flatts Pit Fletcher Park Flockton Flockton (a) Flockton (b) Flockton (c) Flockton (d) Flockton (e) Flockton (f) Flockton Lane Flockton Lane End Clifton, Brighouse Emley, Wakefield Overton, Wakefield Upper Whiteley, Wakefield Overton, Wakefield Wakefield Stock Hills, Barnsley Wakefield Sheffield Flockton Moor, Wakefield Flockton, Wakefield 1881 1927 1863 1854 1855 1861 1883 1855 1880 1916 1955 1905 1968 1894 1887 1927 1873 1898 1894 1927 1884 1884 1884 1884 1887 1860 1881 1917 1988 Standing 1910 to 1911. See New Peace & Fieldhouse 1913 to 1924. Walker & Co; Shaw, Hirst & Hardy 1904 onwards No.1 Shaft sunk 1925 and the mine closed in November 1968. Became Hemsworth P. Normington Sinking See Norwood Green. Sunk 1882-83. Later became part of Norwood Green. 227 feet to Black Bed and 346 ft to Better Bed. Abandoned 18/02/1927. Pumping Station Flockton Main Flockton Main Flockton Moor Flockton Moor (a) Flockton Six Lanes End Flockton, Victoria Flush Mills Flushdyke 1894 1881 1901 1854 1958 1855 1856 1855 Folly Hall Barnsley Barnsley Flockton, Wakefield Flockton, Wakefield Flockton, Wakefield Overton, Wakefield Heckmondwike Wakefield Middlesmoor, Pateley Bridge Middlesmoor, Pateley Bridge Middlesmoor, Pateley Bridge Halifax Footrill Drift Elsecar, Barnsley 1914 1914 Ford Hill Foster Place Foster Place Queensbury, Bradford Hepworth, Holmfirth Hepworth, Holmfirth 1897 1941 1882 1892 1866 1869 Foul Clough Todmorden 1858 1889 Fountain Leeds 1873 1876 Four Lane End Shibden, Halifax 1870 1876 Four Lane End Foxholes Shibden Dale, Halifax Methley, Leeds 1870 1876 1854 1899 Foggyshaw Fogshaw Fogshaw 1897 1882 1911 1860 1973 1860 1858 1861 Abandoned 1911 1916 Or Fogshaw 1893 1899 Abandoned in 1900 1876 1889 1873 1876 Sinking from 1873 to 1876. At Milton. Data from R.G. Neville - The Yorkshire Miners in Camera. Abandoned 1941 NGR is from 1895 edition. The 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet shows three sites about 200 metres apart - largest at SD90682080. Plan No.624 - Halifax Hard Bed abandoned prior to March 7th 1877. Closed 1901. Foxhouse Holmfirth, Huddersfield Fremington, Arkengarthdale 1855 1876 Frickley South Elmsall, Doncaster 1902 1993 Fryston Fryston (a) Fulstone Furnace Main Garden Road Garforth Garforth, Isabella Pit Fryston, Castleford Castleford New Mill, Huddersfield Barnsley Brighouse Garforth, Leeds Garforth, Leeds 1873 1910 1865 1862 1902 1854 1896 Garforth, Sisters Pit Garforth, Leeds 1896 1922 Garforth, Trench Pit Garforth, Leeds 1901 1931 Gascoigne Wood Drift Gatehead South Milford, Selby Hazlehead, Holmfirth 1977 2004 1864 1921 Fremington Edge Abandoned in 1876 and reopened in 1912. 1905 1950 1985 1932 1874 1869 1907 1925 1925 Gaubert Hall Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1888 1922 Gawber Gawber Gawber Hall Gawber Hall Gawber, Beevers Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley Gawber, Barnsley 1917 1886 1923 1854 1927 1922 1899 1932 1893 1927 Sunk between 1903 and 1905. Merged with South Elmsall in August 1967 and closed 26/11/1993. Sunk 1873 to 1878. Closed on 06/12/1985. Called Wheldale in 1911? Closed in March 1932 J. Cliffe & Sons (See Lane Head) See Isabella and Sisters Pits. Sunk between 1831 and 1833 and closed in 1925. Sisters Pit sunk 1843 - Beeston Bed. Opened in 1843 and worked out in 1922. Abandoned 19/05/1925. Trench Pit sunk 1901 to the Middleton Main Coal. Discontinued July 1930. Abandoned June 1931. Closed on 26/10/2004 when Riccall stopped coaling. J. Brooke & Sons; Brookes Ltd 1907 onwards. 30 years Drifting began 1888? Standing in 1897. Not listed 1898-1904, 1914-1920; Not worked from 1923 to 1925. Only worked in 10 years during the listed period. Listing ceases 1926. Not over 31 men employed. Plan (incomplete?) held by S. Marshall and Sons, Southowram. Reopened in 1917? Closed 07/02/1922. Abandoned 05/01/1925. Reopened in 1923? Abandoned July 1932 Standing from 1878 to 1883. Abandoned 14/04/1927. Gawthorpe Gawthorpe (a) Gawthorpe Green Gawthorpe Wood Gayle Geldard Road (a) Ossett, Wakefield Ossett, Wakefield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Hawes Gildersome, Leeds 1855 1855 1921 1941 1887 1861 1889 1872 1929 1944 1912 1887 Geldard Road (b) Gildersome, Leeds 1876 1910 Geldard Road � Gildersome, Leeds 1892 1897 Gelderd Hill Gelderd Main George Street Germain Main Gibralter Gildersome Gildersome (a) Gildersome (b) Gildersome (c) Gildersome (d) Gildersome (e) Gildersome (f) Gildersome (g) Gildersome (h) Gildersome Street Gill Field Gilstead Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Dewsbury Huddersfield Bradfield, Sheffield Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds Romaldkirk Gildersome, Leeds 1875 1872 1855 1875 1944 1901 1854 1907 1854 1854 1854 1861 1888 1893 1854 1923 1927 1877 1872 1860 1881 1952 1925 1857 1909 1854 1854 1877 1868 1899 1893 1876 1924 1927 Discontinued September 1929. Abandoned January 1944. Not working from 1908 to 1912 Not listed from 1892 to 1904. Re-sinking in 1910 and may have become part of Hunsworth Lift thereafter. Not worked from 1947 to 1952. See Netherton. Abandoned 14/02/1926. Closed from 1924 to 1926 Abandoned September 1927. Gilthwaites Gipton Glasshoughton Glasshoughton (a) Glasshouse Gleadless Gleadless Common Denby Dale Foundry Lane, Leeds Castleford Castleford Middleton, Leeds Sheffield Intake, Sheffield 1918 1916 1863 1874 1855 1876 1872 1919 1918 1986 1877 1860 1880 1873 Gleadless Common Intake, Sheffield 1921 1930 Sinking to Silkstone in 1921 & 1922. Abandoned December 6th 1930 Glen Glenfield Glenfield No.2 Goathland (a) Goathland (b) Barnsley Odsal, Bradford Odsal, Bradford Goathland Moor Grosmont 1924 1921 1925 1893 1887 Abandoned February 1931. Goldthorpe Goldthorpe, Doncaster 1909 1994 Goldthorpe Gomersal (a) Gomersal (f) Goldthorpe Gomersal, Leeds Gomersal 1909 1994 1855 1860 1883 1887 Gomersal Main Gomersal 1913 1973 Gomersal Main Gomersal Main (a) Gomersal Main (b) Gomersal Main (c) Gomersal, Leeds Gomersal, Leeds Gomersal, Leeds Gomersal, Leeds 1854 1878 1881 1876 1927 1924 1931 1934 1950 1867 1887 1887 1880 Sunk betwern 1865 and 1869. Closed on 28/03/1986. Sinking from 1874 to 1877. Sinking from 1878 to 1880. Not worked from 1931 to 1935. In 1958 the coal winding shaft was replced by a drift. Merged with Highgate in 1967 and with Hickleton between 1987 and 1989. Goldthorpe closed 18/02/1994. Production ended in February 1994. Sinking in 1883. Sinking 1913 to 1916. Abandoned 1924 to 1928. Closed at the end of June 1973 owing to danger from neighbouring old workings as a result of the Lofthouse inrush. Given as Gomersal from 1854 to 1860 Goodhope Grace Cottage Drift Normanton Romaldkirk 1871 1886 1920 1924 Grange Kimberworth 1855 1962 Grange (a) Grange (b) Grange Ash Grange Lane Grange Moor Grange Moor (a) Grange Moor (b) Grange Moor (c) Grangehouse Kimberworth, Rotherham Wakefield Grange Moor, Wakefield Rotherham Grange Moor, Wakefield Grange Moor, Wakefield Grange Moor, Wakefield Grange Moor, Wakefield Huddersfield 1863 1855 1871 1856 1861 1856 1854 1854 1861 1872 1872 1966 1911 1872 1887 1887 1857 1869 Granny Hall Brighouse 1901 1911 Granny Lane Granny Lane Greasbro' Old Park Gate Greasbrough Greasy Fold Great Cliffe Great Ing Farnley, Leeds Mirfield, Dewsbury Rotherham Rotherham Bradford Crigglestone, Wakefield Barnsley 1893 1923 1855 1873 1863 1947 1858 Great Miers Halifax 1899 1935 Great Miers & Siddal Greatfield Halifax Ossett, Wakefield 1908 1914 1913 1954 1903 1924 1872 1908 1864 1948 1858 Seam is two feet thick. Closed in 1921 and redeveloped by mid 1927. Closed in July 1962. Included Bradgate. = Denby Grange? Closed through exhaustion in August 1966. Standing from 1859 to 1869 and 1877 to 1892? Lister, Chadwick & Co; Ramsden & Cliffe 1902 onwards. 12 years. Listing begins 1901; continuously worked until abandoned in 1912. Employed up to 21 men. No plans available. At Beeston Royds Abandoned Continues from Greasbrough? Continues as Greasbro' Old Park Gate? Temporarily abandoned by 1947 and closed June 1947. Discontinued September 1935. Fireclay, Halifax Hard Bed, abandoned 15/10/1938, plan 12352. Sinking 1913 to 1916. Closed in September 1954. Green House & High Wood Green House & High Wood Shelley, Huddersfield 1917 1928 Shelley, Huddersfield 1919 1928 Green Lane (a) Wyke Banks, Bradford 1873 1904 Green Lane (d) Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1880 1881 Green Lane � Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1874 1880 Green Man Green Row Green Side Hunslet, Leeds Bradford Pudsey, Leeds 1862 1887 1855 1860 1903 1903 Green Top Pudsey, Leeds 1873 1918 Greenfield Greenfield Farm Opencast Greengates Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1865 1887 Calder Grove 1948 1953 Greengates, Bradford 1907 1920 Greenhouse Shelley, Huddersfield 1873 1916 Greenhouse Greenland Greenland Huddersfield Wombwell, Barnsley Wombwell, Barnsley 1855 1860 1963 1988 1963 1988 Greens End Meltham, Huddersfield 1904 1914 Greenside Pudsey, Leeds 1889 1922 Gregory Spring Upper Hopton 1921 1962 Discontinued February 1928 and abandoned June 1930. See under Greenhouse from 1873 to 1916. Discontinued February 1928. Abandoned June 1930. Abandoned July 1941. Not listed from 1891 to 1902 and reopened in 1903 and 1904. Green Lane Pit sunk in 1865? Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Not listed from 1879 to 1893. Continues as Pudsey Green Top from 1923. Greenfield Farm Extension Opencast - 1953 Sinking from 1873 to 1879. Standing from 1893 to 1906. See under Green House & Hgh Wood from 1917 to 1930. Discontinued February 1928 and abandoned June 1930. Pumping Station Pumping Station Standing 1908 to 1914. May have been called Meltham before 1904. Standing 1907 to 1913. Not worked since February 1922. An earlier trial mine ran from 1914 to September 1921. Merged with Shuttle Eye in August 1962. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Linked to a wharf on the Calder by a tramway - a short branch of which led to the later "Gregory Springs" Colliery. Abandoned Gregory Spring Upper Hopton 1854 1886 Greta Greta Main Greville Greville (b) Greystone Greystone Greystone Greystones Greystones (a) Greystones (b) Greystones (d) Greystones (e) Gribdale Gribdale & Slacks Burton-in-Lonsdale Burton-in-Lonsdale Rawden, Leeds Rawden, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Eccleshall, Sheffield Adwalton, Leeds Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Great Ayton Great Ayton 1896 1872 1862 1874 1914 1877 1877 1877 1905 1911 1911 1911 1892 1910 Griff�s Stannington, Sheffield 1891 1944 Abandoned December 1944. Griff�s Top Yard Stannington, Sheffield 1907 1915 Closed in 1915. Standing 1915 to 1926 Grimescar Grimesthorpe Reap Hirst, Huddersfield Sheffield 1854 1880 1871 1898 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. 1896 1880 1880 1879 1920 1877 1877 1877 1905 1911 1913 1928 1926 1914 Grimethorpe Grimethorpe 1894 1992 Grinton Grinton 1902 1921 Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Abandoned in 1920 Sinking Sinking. Discontinued December 22nd 1928. Abandoned May 1930. Abandoned in 1926. Sinking 1894 to 1897. Wound Houghton Main's coal from 1963. By 1991 Barnsley Main, Grimethorpe, Houghton Main and Dearne Valley were linked as part of the Southside Complex, with all their coal coming out at Grimethorpe. Closed 30/10/1992. Opening Grove Grove (a) Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor Guide Moor (a) Guyder Bottom 1878 1913 1858 1859 1860 1866 1866 1897 1901 1916 1867 1927 Hagg Stones Hagg Wood Haigh Haigh (a) Haigh Moor Haigh Moor (a) Haighenfield Hall Hall Farnley, Leeds Huddersfield Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Allerton, Bradford Cawthorne Silkstone Common, Barnsley Worrall, Sheffield Dewsbury Haigh, Barnsley Haigh, Barnsley High Hazels, Sheffield Normanton Loxley, Sheffield Oughtibridge, Sheffield Beeston, Leeds Hall Broom Bradfield, Sheffield 1928 1928 Hall Broom No.2 Hall Park Bradfield, Sheffield Stannington, Sheffield 1929 1964 1874 1881 Hadley House 1919 1915 1862 1862 1878 1869+ 1905 1906 1920 1883 1935 Sinking in 1878. Abandoned Abandoned Roper, Roper & Roper Midgley & Midgley J. Farrar & Sons Southwart, Smith, Southwart & Jowett Simpson & Haigh; J. Roper 1869 onwards R. Roper T. Haigh; F. & A. Ball 1902 onwards S. Kay; A. Kay 1919 onwards D. Moulson Abandoned June 1935. A trial was made in 1917. 1921 1922 1910 1868 1862 1888 1942 1861 1903 1894 1879 1938 1877 1968 1897 1945 1887 1905 1897 1894 New opening. Closed from 1918 to 1937. Closed on 09/08/1968. Abandoned October 1945. Standing 1904 to 1905 Pot Clay, Black or Stannington Pot Clay, abandoned 01/10/1928, plan 9643. Fireclay, abandoned 30/09/1964, plan 15220. Sinking from 1874 to 1878. Halton Hand Lane Handbank Silkstone Common, Barnsley Halton, Leeds Crane Moor, Sheffield Penistone Handsworth Handsworth, Sheffield 1971 1988 Handsworth Handsworth, Sheffield 1903 1967 Handsworth Handsworth Woodhouse Happy Valley Opencast Site Harboro Hills Hare Park Hare Park (b) Handsworth, Sheffield Handsworth, Sheffield 1854 1871 1854 1854 Lepton, Huddersfield 1956 1959 Barnsley Liversedge, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury 1905 1907 1904 1910 1907 1908 Harehills Harehills, Leeds 1866 1920 Harley Head Brighouse 1885 1928 Harp Bottom (a) Harp Bottom (b) Harrop Edge Queensbury, Bradford Queensbury, Halifax Bradford 1854 1860 1854 1879 1871 1872 Hall Royd 1861 1928 Not liseted from 1909 to 1926. Abandoned 1928. 1925 1938 1903 1907 1898 1931 Not worked in 1922. Abandoned February 1938. Abandoned Handsworth Pit sunk in 1903. Closed at the end of October 1967. Used as a Pumping Station between 1971 and 1988. Part of Nunnery Colliery. Called High Hazels No.2 in 1947. Handsworth Pit sunk in 1903. Closed at the end of October 1967. Used as a Pumping Station between 1971 and 1988. Part of Nunnery Colliery. Called High Hazels No.2 in 1947. Not listed between 1855 and 1864. Not listed from 1878 to 1896. Flooded in 1920 and abandoned August 16th 1921. J. Brooke & Sons; Brookes Ltd 1923 onwards. 29 years. Listing begins 1900. Not listed 1905-1922 (in abeyance?). Abandoned August 1928. Not more than 33 men employed. Plans not available. Shaft site and stone faces shown on Yew Tree plans (see below). Hart Hill Harthill Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds 1917 1920 1901 1903 Hartley Bank Netherton, Wakefield 1872 1968 Hartley Bank No.2 Hartshead Hartshead (a) Hartshead (b) Hartshead Moor Bottom (a) Hartshead Moor Bottom (b) Hartshead Moor Bottom (c) Hartshead No.2 Hartshead Pit (Clifton) Netherton, Wakefield Normanton Hartshead, Bradford Normanton 1881 1854 1861 1882 Dewsbury 1854 1857 Dewsbury 1854 1867 Dewsbury 1854 1854 Hartshead, Bradford Liversedge, Dewsbury 1925 1928 1947 1949 Hatfield Main Stainforth, Doncaster 1912 2004 Havercroft Main Haw Park Shaft Wakefield Cold Hiendley 1876 1891 1983 1988 Hay Royds Clayton West, Huddersfield 1948 - Haycliffe Hilt Haywood Hazelhirst Wibsey, Bradford Deepcar, Sheffield Northowram, Halifax 1868 1872 1864 1872 1897 1900 Hazlehead Hazlehead, Holmfirth 1884 1948 1854 1935 1887 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Opened in 1873 and closed in February 1968. Sunk 1881. Not listed from 1878 to 1885. Discontinued November 1935 Abandoned November 1928. Hartshead Pit sunk 1882 to 1884. Sinking from 1912 to 1916. Closed on 03/12/1993 but reopened and worked as a private mine in early 1994. Closed 30/01/2004. (NB Linked underground to Thorne which was in mothballs). Sinking from 1876 to 1877. Pumping Station - Part of Sharlston West otherwise Crofton An earlier site at SE24780950 - see also Bagden Wood. Still working in August 2004. = Haycliffe Hill? S. Parkinson Sinking from 1884 to 1887. Not listed from 1888 to 1893. Closed February 1948. Headland Headley Headley (a) Dewsbury Bradford Bradford 1855 1860 1854 1860 1854 1854 Healy Lane Ossett, Wakefield 1876 1889 Heaton Heaton Heaton (a) Heaton Croft Heaton Hall Heaton Hall Quarry Heaton Park Shipley, Bradford Heaton, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Wortley, Leeds Huddersfield Bradley, Huddersfield Bradford Cumberworth, Huddersfield Dewsbury Dewsbury Dewsbury Briestfield, Dewsbury Ossett, Wakefield Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Elsecar, Barnsley 1854 1900 1863 1887 1884 1949 1897 Heator Bottom Heckmondwike (a) Heckmondwike (c) Heckmondwike (e) Heeley Heeley Lane Helm Hemingfield 1887 1900 1883 1887 1893 1955 1899 1919 1920 1854 1854 1854 1865 1890 1854 1925 1871 1858 1854 1878 1899 1922 1988 Hemingfield Hemingfield 1930 1958 Hemingfield Elsecar, Barnsley 1882 1920 Hemsworth Fitzwilliam, Pontefract 1888 1967 = Healey Lane? Sinking from 1876 to 1877. See Heeley Lane from 1890. E. Tetley May be part of Blue Hill Lane. Sinking from 1884 to 1887 R. Roper Abandoned = Healey Lane Abandoned 30/06/1922. Discontinued 1940. John Threlkeld - PITS A Pictorial History of Mining - Sunk 1930, a drift opened in 1944 and closed 1958. Sometimes called "Gedney's" after its owner. Abandoned in May 1920 NB Called Fitzwilliam Main from 1876 to 1887. Hemsworth merged with South Kirkby in July 1967. Henholmes Deepcar, Sheffield 1864 1913 Hepshaw Hepworth Herley Lane Hermit Hill Heywood Heywood Bottom Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Dewsbury Pilley Deepcar, Sheffield Denby Dale 1864 1856 1854 1916 1873 1918 Hickleton Main Thurnscoe, Doncaster 1892 1985 High Bank High Cotes Farm High Elsecar High Field High Green High Hamble High Hazels High Hazels No.2 High Matlock Shipley, Bradford Wilsden, Bradford Elsecar, Barnsley Southowram, Halifax Sheffield Darnall, Sheffield Sheffield Darnall, Sheffield Stannington, Sheffield 1865 1926 1878 1855 1854 1894 1940 1910 High Moor Killamarsh 1987 1989 High Moor Lane High Moor Lane Pit High Park Clifton, Brighouse Hartshead, Bradford Bradley, Huddersfield 1878 1924 1875 1924 1875 1892 1893 1894 1854 1924 1874 1919 1868 1926 1889 1860 1861 1908 1925 1947 1912 Standing 1903 to 1909. See Deepcar & Henholmes from 1918 to 1939. Ventilation Shaft to Whinmoor in 1923 and 1924. Abandoned 1919. No.3 Shaft sunk to Barnsley between December 1892 and 28/06/1894 and below the Silkstone from 1921 to 1923. Put on a develpoment only basis in March 1985. Merged with Goldthorpe on 01/01/1986 and went onto care and maintenance in late 1987. Closed 03/03/1988. Sinking Abandoned Abandoned 1907 to 1909. Discontinued 12/09/1925. No.3 Pit sunk 1901. Renamed as Handsworth 1948 to 1966. High Matlock - Ganister, abandoned 30/11/1912, plan 6038. In April 1987 High Moor Drift became part of the South Yorkshire area. Closed in 1925? Sunk c1865? High Royd High Royd & Elsecar High Stile Upper Hoyland Upper Hoyland Barnsley 1855 1864 1865 1876 1870 1878 High Thorn Allerton, Bradford 1864 1867 High Wincobank High Wincobank High Wood High Wood Wincobank, Sheffield Wincobank, Sheffield Kirkburton, Huddersfield Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1911 1901 1873 1916 Higham Higham 1900 1988 Higham Higham 1854 1899 Highfield Southowram, Halifax 1861 1877 Highfield Drighlington, Leeds 1921 1944 Highgate Highgate, Doncaster 1916 1968 Highwood Hill Crest Hill End Hill Pit Hill Pit Hill Top Hill Top Hill Top (b) Kirkburton, Huddersfield Brighouse Armley, Leeds Hunsworth, Bradford Oakenshaw, Bradford Lightcliffe, Brighouse Queensbury, Bradford Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1927 1911 1891 1872 1884 1881 1889 1876 1912 1902 1877 1916 1927 1929 1893 1887 1891 1885 1891 1885 See Huth Royd. Midgley & Midgley; Southwart & others 1865. Shackleton and others, 1867 onwards Abandoned Not working in 1902. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. See Green House & High Wood from 1917 Used as a Pumping Station from 1900 to 1945 and 1986 to 1988. New Furnace Shaft = Higham Shaft 15/02/1860 - explosion killed 13. Not listed from 1870 to 1887 and standing 1897 to 1900. Plan No.740 - Halifax Hard & Soft Beds abandoned March 25th 1878. Abandoned in 1922 and again in October 1944. Shafts sunk in 1916 and replaced by drifts in 1948 which were used for output until 1966 when it was linked underground with Goldthorpe and output surfaced at Goldthorpe. Merged with Goldthorpe in March 1968. Abandoned 11/02/1927. I.R. Oates Not listed from 1873 to 1883. 201 ft to Black Bed and 301 ft to Better Bed. S. Crowther & Sons Ellis Robinson Bentley & Butterfield; W. H. Bentley 1881. This mine leased to Hill Top (e) Hill Top (h) Lightcliffe, Brighouse Stannington, Sheffield 1878 1907 Hill Top (j) Stannington, Sheffield 1927 Hill Top (k) Hill Top (l) Kimberworth Muker 1934 1934 Hillcrest Brighouse 1911 1040 Hilltop Hodroyd Hodroyd New Holbeck Holbrook Hole Bottom Hollin Dyke Hollin Heys Hollin House Hollin Wood Hollinghall Lane Hollinghouse (a) Hollinghouse (b) Hollinghouse (c) Hollinghouse Lane West Ardsley, Leeds 1907 Havercroft, Barnsley 1870 Grimethorpe 1915 Leeds 1861 Killamarsh 1916 Queensbury, Bradford 1878 Southowram, Halifax 1902 Huddersfield 1855 New Mill, Huddersfield 1866 Thurlstone, Penistone 1894 Crigglestone, Wakefield 1921 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1861 Huddersfield 1863 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1879 Huddersfield 1855 onwards Gomersall, Bentley and Butterfield in 1876. Partnership dissolved October 1878. However, mine plan suggests workings in 1875. 1891 Ledgard Naylor 1917 Discontinued 1927. Fireclay, Middle Bed, abandoned 24/11/1929, 1929 plan 10044. 1936 Abandoned February 1936 1936 Abandoned December 1936. I.R. Oates. 20 years Listing begins 1911; worked continuously 1930 from 1912 until abandonment in 1930. A small mine with not more than 8 men. Plans not available. 1912 1922 1918 1877 1943 1911 1903 1863 1887 1899 1922 1883 1869 1887 1860 Abandoned May 1922. Sinking from 1915 to 1916 Part of Norwood Colliery? Abandoned Sykes & Co Reopened in 1924. Abandoned 31/10/1924. Abandoned April 1922. Bottom Hollingthorpe Hollingthorpe Main Hollingwood Hollingwood Hollins Hollins End Hollins Grove Hollins Hall Quarry Holly Holly Bush Holly Park Holme Bank Holme Tong Holmes Holmes Holmes Farm Crigglestone, Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield Highburton Penistone Stannington, Sheffield Tinsley, Sheffield Halifax Elland, Halifax Denby Dale Bolsterstone, Sheffield Calverley, Leeds Bradford Bradford Rotherham Rotherham Bowling, Bradford 1864 1858 1921 1937 1918 1872 1897 1949 1931 1873 1878 1858 1876 1928 1858 1910 Holmfield Holmfield, Halifax 1911 1947 Honey Well Honley Honley Wood Hoober Hoober Opencast Hood Green Hookwell Barnsley Huddersfield Huddersfield Wentworth Wentworth Barnsley Leeds 1854 1861 1854 1953 1955 1856 1860 1885 1867 1927 1941 1920 1874 1899 1951 1959 1912 1890 1883 1883 1932 1867 1920 1864 1862 1860 1966 1955 1860 1860 Sold by auction in 1860. Closed. Abandoned 14/06/1927. Developing in 1937. Abandoned June 1941. Standing in 1920 E. Tetley Fireclay, abandoned 16/10/1959, plan 15177. Used as a Pumping Station from 1928 to 1932. No.2 Shaft sunk 1857 to 1861. Worked as Holmfield & Howcans from 1915 to 1925. Discontinued July 1928 to 1937. Discontinued June 1947. Fireclay, Halifax Hard Bed, abandoned 12/12/1949, plan 14830. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Called Cortworth in 1954 Hope Hope Hope Hope & Anchor Hopewell Hopton Hopton Mills Hopton Mills (Liley) Hopton Mills (Slade) Hor Ing Oughtibridge, Sheffield Barnsley Flockton, Wakefield Upper Denby Gildersome Street, Leeds Mirfield, Dewsbury Mirfield, Dewsbury Mirfield, Dewsbury Mirfield, Dewsbury Huddersfield 1907 1858 1878 1893 1861 1868 1883 1935 1935 1854 Horley Green Halifax 1892 1914 Horse Riggs Adwalton, Leeds 1872 1944 Horse Riggs No.2 Horsefield Opencast Site Horton Horton (a) Horton (b) Horton (c) Hostingley Drighlington, Leeds Lepton, Huddersfield Horton, Bradford Horton, Bradford Horton, Bradford Horton, Bradford Thornhill, Dewsbury 1943 1955 1855 1859 1861 1861 1854 Houghton Main Little Houghton 1908 1860 1887 1902 1867 1881 1933 1936 1935 1854 1961 1957 1867 1867 1867 1867 1883 1873 1992 Sinking from 1883 to 1887. Abandoned December 1933 Abandoned June 1936 Abandoned December 1935 Standing 1904 to 1914. Included with Ellen Royd from 1915 to 1948. Not listed from 1873 to 1884 and from 1886 to 1900. Abandoned August 1913. Reopened c1936 and Abandoned May 1944. Employment included with Horse Riggs No.2. Opened c1944 and closed 1961. Sinking from 1873 to 1877 and closed 30/10/1992. From 1984 the lower seam output was conveyed underground and wound at Grimethorpe. Upper seam output (Dunsil) was wound at Houghton No.1 Shaft. Called Houghton-Darfield 1987-1989 and Houghton 1990 to 1993. By 1991 Barnsley Main, Grimethorpe, Houghton Main and Dearne Valley were linked as part of the Hound Hill No.1 Hound Hill No.2 Hound Hill No.3 Hounds Hill Housley Hove Edge Delf Worsborough, Barnsley Barnsley Worsboro', Barnsley Barnsley Chapeltown Brighouse 1913 1915 1923 1878 1907 1905 1929 1927 1925 1879 1910 1907 How Royd Whitley Clough 1905 1941 Howcans Boothtown, Halifax 1878 1944 Howden Howden Clough Howden Clough (a) Howden Gate, Keighley Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds 1922 1932 1861 1935 1873 1877 Howley Park Morley, Leeds 1855 1929 Howroyd Howroyd Whitley Clough Briestfield, Dewsbury 1948 1962 1873 1892 Howroyd (New) Whitley Clough 1931 1947 Hoyland Hoyland and Elsecar Hoyland, Barnsley Hoyland, Barnsley 1854 1854 1855 1872 Southside Complex, with all their coal coming out at Grimethorpe. Abandoned 01/03/1929. May be the same as Rob Royd Colliery. Abandoned 13/08/1927. C. Roper. On 1st edition OS Sheet. Opened between 1903 and 1907. Closed from c1908 until 1929. Became Howroyd, Old - Abandoned May 1941. Plan No.4846 - 36 Yard Band abandoned July 1st 1905. Abandoned 1911. Worked with Holmfield from 1915 to 1925. Discontinued 1926. Not worked during 1931. Abandoned December 1933. Discontinued July 1944. Abandoned October 1947. Prospecting. Discontinued July 1932. Abandoned April 1933 Discontinued June 1935 and abandoned May 1938. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Lease signed in 1849 and closed in 1928. Discontinued May 1929. Abandoned April 1930. Discontinued April 1936. Abandoned July 1937. Abandoned January 1941. Previously called Howroyd (New) Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Became Howroyd after Nationalisation. Closed in December 1962. Hoyland New Silkstone Hoyland, Barnsley 1913 1917 Hoyland Silkstone Hoyland, Barnsley 1873 1928 Hoyle Mill Farm Hudcliffe Wood Hudcliffe Wood No.1 Hudcliffe Wood No.2 Hugh House Hunger Hill Hungry Chert Hunshelf Hunshelf (a) Hunslet Hunslet Carr Hunsworth Thornhill Edge, Dewsbury Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Ecclesall, Sheffield Nab End Adwalton, Leeds Arkengarthdale Thurgoland, Sheffield Thurgoland, Sheffield Hunslet, Leeds Hunslet, Leeds Hunsworth, Bradford 1912 1863 1873 1932 1859 1865 1855 1873 1854 Hunsworth Lift Hunsworth, Bradford 1910 1925 Hunsworth Lodge Hunsworth Mills Hunt Royal Huntroyd Hurfield Hill Hurlfield Hutcliffe Wood Huth Royd Farm Hunsworth, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Upper Whiteley, Wakefield Wakefield Heeley, Sheffield Sheffield Millhouses, Sheffield Upper Hoyland Thornhill, Dewsbury 1910 1873 1868 1884 1923 1877 1922 1853 1907 1919 1915 1910 1910 1866 1877 1950 1872 1872 1877 1883 1883 1929 1880 1882 1887 1923 1881 1934 1877 1907 Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Temporarily abandoned in 1922. Discontinued 1926. Discontinued May 1928. Became part of Rockingham. Fireclay, abandoned 09/06/1915, plan 6437. Fireclay, abandoned 20/07/1910, plan 5977. Fireclay, abandoned 27/07/1910, plan 5976. J. & A. Robinson Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Sinking from 1873 to 1883. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Temporarily abandoned February 1925. Probably Taylors Lift pumping engine. Abandoned November 1929 Sinking from 1873 to 1879. Sinking from 1884 to 1887. Abandoned. Sinking from 1877 to 1881. Abandoned August 1934 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sunk 1853 and closed 1877. Abandoned Idle Idle (a) Idle Lane Idle Moor Idle Moor In Moor Inchfield Moor Inchfield Moor No.2 Ingham Bradford Idle, Leeds Idle, Bradford Bradford Bradford Tong, Leeds Todmorden Todmorden Farnley, Leeds 1855 1874 1892 1896 1897 1861 1938 1953 1878 1862 1883 1897 1897 1900 1867 1945 1964 1888 Ingham (a) Thornhill, Dewsbury 1884 1948 Ingham No.1 Ingham No.2 Thornhill, Dewsbury Thornhill, Dewsbury 1884 1929 1902 1929 Ingham's Thornhill, Dewsbury 1884 1971 Ingham's Thornhill, Dewsbury 1884 1971 Ingleton Ingleton, Settle 1831 1936 Jackey Hill Main Jagger Green Jenkin Bank Jenny Brewster Joan Royd Gomersal Huddersfield Horbury, Wakefield Osmotherley Moor Heckmondwike 1877 1854 1874 1916 1875 Jordan Meadow Hall, Rotherham 1873 1910 Jordan Dam Rotherham 1859 1861 1877 1854 1880 1928 1901 Sinking from 1874 to 1883. Geo. Vint T. Obank G. Vint & Sons; G. Vint & Bros 1900 See Ingham's. Merged with Combs to become Thornhill (Closed in 1972). See Ingham's See Ingham's Bye Pit. Included Ingham's and Combs which were modernised in 1955. A new, deeper shaft was sunk at Combs on the site of the old, backfilled one - see Thornhill. 208 yards NW of the Bye Pit. See under: Grove, Moorgarth, New Ingleton, New Winning, Newfield, Richard & Nellie, and Wilson Wood. Sinking from 1874 to 1880 Not worked in 1929. Not worked in 1901. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Standing 1909 to 1910 and 1911. Abandoned 1912 Jubilee Heaton, Bradford 1907 1915 Jubilee Kay Pit Keelam Haworth Road, Bradford Bierley, Bradford Bradford 1897 1899 1881 1885 1855 1860 Kellingley Knottingley 1958 - Kendal Drift Kendal Green Kesworth Kidfield Nook Killingbeck Kilncroft Kilner Bank Barnsley Worsborough, Barnsley Barnsley Barnsley Killingbeck, Leeds Dewsbury Brown Royd 1907 1876 1873 1865 1855 1893 Kilnhurst Kilnhurst 1861 1986 Kilpin Hill Dewsbury 1893 1897 Kimberworth Rotherham 1854 1899 Kings Pit Kings Pit Kingston Kinsley Drift Kippax Kippax West Main Kirbroyd Tan Hill, Muker Tan Hill, Muker Barnsley Kinsley Methley, Leeds Kippax, Leeds Hipperhome, Bradford 1911 1887 1875 1976 1869 1854 1897 1958 1921 1877 1882 1885 1862 1894 1945 1893 1876 1986 1903 1863 1902 Abandoned in 1915. This may be a sandstone quarry at High Park, Heaton, Bradford. R. Roper. May re-open 1906 and might be at SE12_35_ = Kaye? Better Bed = 1 ft 6 ins to 1 ft 8 ins. New sinking in 1958. Shafts almost complete in June 1962 and production began in March 1965. Privatised in December 1994. Still working in February 2005. Closed in September 1958. Employed 65 men. May be the same as Prince Albert Colliery. Sunk 1871? See Brown Royd Called Thrybergh Hall Colliery until c1923. Not listed from 1882 to 1904. Closed 01/0/1986. Ironstone, Black Shale, abandoned 1873, plan 37. Reopened from 1913 to 1914. Reopening in 1911. Abandoned 1945 Sinking from 1875 to 1876. Opened September 1976. Closed on 11/07/1986. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Shaft more than 20 years old at time of accident in 1896 - (Brighouse Echo, 04/09/1896). T. Collins & Sons; J. Brooke 1898 onwards Kirk Styles Kirkburton Cumberworth, Huddersfield Huddersfield 1855 1873 Also called Kirksties 1855 to 1860 and Kirk Style 1861 to 1871, 1854 1869 Kirkby Riddings South Kirkby 1987 1988 Production from Riddings Drift (driven in 1969) began in June 1969 from this surface drift driven from South Kirkby Colliery and ventilated by the latter's upcast shaft. Ferrymoor and Riddings merged on 01/04/1973. A new drift, driven in 1983, was used for coal, men and materials. See Ferrymoor Riddings from 1974 to 1986 and Kirkby Riddings from 1987 to 1988. Closed 25/03/1988. Kirkedge Kirkham Gate Kirkheaton Kirkheaton Brickworks Quarry Bradfield, Sheffield East Ardsley, Leeds Kirkheaton, Huddersfield 1878 1887 1873 1877 1861 1883 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Kirkheaton, Huddersfield 1948 1980 Kirkstyles Kitson Hill Cumberworth, Huddersfield Mirfield, Huddersfield 1916 1918 1861 1867 Kiveton Park Kiveton Park 1866 1993 Klondyke Knab Knosthorpe Knowl Knowles Knowles Brighouse Holmfirth, Huddersfield Leeds Hopton, Dewsbury Hepworth, Holmfirth Hepworth, Holmfirth 1898 1873 1854 1873 1899 1874 1905 1881 1854 1881 1901 1887 Shafts sunk in 1866-67 and the New Jubilee Drift was driven in 1977. Merged with High Moor on 03/12/1989. Mothballed from 30/09/1994 and closed 19/10/1994. Walker & Co; Shaw, Hirst & Hardy 1904 onwards Sinking from 1873 to 1879 Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Reopened from 1918 to 1919. Sinking from 1874 to 1878. Ladywood Ladywood Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury 1921 1928 Mirfield, Dewsbury 1877 1881 Laister Dyke Laisterdyke, Bradford 1856 1899 Laitham Brow Huddersfield 1855 1860 Landmere Northowram, Halifax 1909 1922 Lands Head Lands Head Lane Lane Lane Bottom Lane Dyehouse Lane End Lane End Lane End Lane Head Lane Head Lane Head (c) Lane Head (j) Lane Side Northowram, Halifax 1866 Northowram, Halifax 1911 Huddersfield 1855 Leeds 1881 Denholme, Keighley 1920 Dewsbury 1854 Flockton, Wakefield 1955 New Mill, Huddersfield 1878 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1927 Brighouse 1897 Brighouse 1911 Brighouse 1897 Brighouse 1878 Shelley, Huddersfield 1856 Lane Side (a) Adwalton, Leeds 1902 1911 Lane Side (b) Lane Side (c) Drighlington, Leeds Cumberworth 1894 1894 1905 1905 1913 1869 1883 1920 1871 1988 1914 1941 1902 1915 1899 1915 1869 Abandoned March 1928. Sinking from 1877 to 1878. Sunk 1858 by Joseph Cliffe. Reopened in 1911 but standing in 1912 and 1913 and abandoned in 1914. L. Naylor; W. & J. Glossop 1920 onwards. 14 years. This small mine is listed only from 1909 to 1922, and only worked in eight of those years. Not more than 13 men employed. No plans available. Haley & Haley B. Ore. Sinking in 1911 and 1912 On 1st edition 1/10560 sheet - Sow Pit Abandoned See Denby Grange, Lane End Standing 1904 to 1913. Abandoned 1914 Discontinued April 1934 and August 1935 L. Chadwick & Co. J. Brooke & Sons; Brookes Ltd 1913 onwards J. Cliffe (See Garden Road) Standing in 1909 and 1910 and abandoned in 1911 until 1921. Abandoned 1922. Abandoned March 1930. Fireclay, Better Bed, abandoned 22/02/1930, plan 10241. Lane Side or Bell String Kirkheaton, Huddersfield 1927 1930 Lanes Wood Langbaurgh Gomersal Great Ayton 1865 1899 1887 1950 Langhouse Worrall, Sheffield 1907 1920 Formerly called Birtin. Abandoned in 1910 and standing in 1911 to 1914. Reopened 1919 to 1920. Latham Lane Law Law Gomersal, Leeds Southowram, Halifax Huddersfield 1854 1863 1897 1898 1854 1863 J. Farrar & Sons Law Hill Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1932 1949 Leak Hall Ledgard Bridge Cumberworth Mirfield, Dewsbury 1901 1903 1854 1885 Ledston Luck Kippax, Leeds 1910 1986 Ledstone Lee Pit Lee Top Lee Wood Legram Lane Lepton Kippax, Leeds Holbeck, Leeds Allerton, Guide Moor Thurgoland, Sheffield Horton, Bradford Huddersfield 1907 1884 1887 1859 1897 1894 Lepton Edge Lepton, Huddersfield 1968 1988 Lepton Edge Lepton, Huddersfield 1894 1964 1911 1898 1896 1873 1899 1899 W. & J. Glossop Ltd; Yorkshire Public Works 1946 onwards. 15 years. Electrified mine listed 1932-1946, but discontinued working in December 1939. Not over 16 men employed. Plan held by Calderdale Archives. Annual lists of mines wrongly give Law Hill, Lightcliffe. Abandoned October 1949. Abandoned in 1903. Called Ledgard from 1854 to 1858. Sinking from 1910 to 1914. No.1 Pit was closed in 1933 and No.2 Pit closed in 1945. Redeveloped by the NCB in 1950. Closed on 31/10/1986. Sand, abandoned 15/10/1911, plan 5771. Disused by 1908 - near Beeston Royds. D. & C. Roper R. Roper Closed in August 1964 and used as a Pumping Station from 1968 to 1988. Closed in August 1964 and used as a Pumping Station from 1968 Lewden Bridge Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1894 1915 Leyburn Lidgett Leyburn, Hawes Tankersley, Sheffield 1897 1900 1883 1911 Lightcliffe Halifax 1920 1921 Lightcliffe Lightcliffe (c) Lightcliffe (g) Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lillands Lilley Clough Lime House Lindale Hill Linfit Linfit Hill Halifax Halifax Southowram, Halifax Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse Whiteley, Huddersfield Halifax Wakefield Kirkburton, Huddersfield Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1854 1869 1920 1860 1863 1872 1872 1873 1875 1881 1881 1882 1882 1885 1897 1858 1863 1901 1855 1901 1872 1873 1925 1872 1878 1876 1891 1884 1892 1884 1884 1884 1889 1898 1860 1871 1903 1894 1914 to 1988. Working in 1874 and 1875? Standing in 1910 and 1911 and abandoned in 1915 Abandoned. No plans, only a trial hole. Abandoned in 1911 Plan (dated 1864) held at Railway Engineers Office. Standing 1922 to 1926. Standing from 1923 to 1925. A group of mines. Jonas Marsden A group of mines. Thomas Bradbury A group of mines. Marshall & Normington George Bradbury Thomas Sheffield Rastrick Stone Co. A group of mines. Bentley & Smith J. Briggs & Sons A group of mines. Denham & Firth George Vint A group of mines. Clayton J. Sunderland On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned in 1903. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Linked to a mill by a tramway. Abandoned November 1914 Linfit Lane Huddersfield 1892 1901 Listerwike, Low Pit Shibden, Halifax 1855 1865 Little Clough Little Don Little Gomersal Little Green Little Horton Huddersfield Stocksbridge, Sheffield Gomersal Liversedge, Dewsbury Bradford 1856 1942 1854 1855 1863 Little Matlock Stannington, Sheffield 1901 1928 Little Whiteley Liversedge Liversedge (a) Liversedge (b) Liversedge Foundry Lockwood Common Lodge Lodge Farm Lodge Mill Lofthouse Lofthouse Estate Drighlington, Leeds Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Huddersfield Morley, Leeds Hunsworth, Bradford Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Outwood, Wakefield Lofthouse Park, Wakefield 1901 1854 1865 1867 1861 1855 1874 1884 1890 1873 1936 Lofthouse Park Lofthouse, Wakefield 1922 1922 Lofthouse Park Quarry Lofthouse Quarry Lofthouse Gate, Wakefield 1962 1966 Lofthouse, Wakefield 1949 1961 Loftshaw Ughill, Sheffield 1856 1950 1887 1867 1871 1923 1858 1875 1879 1863 1883 1903 1889 1930 1981 1940 1948 1950 Plan probably held by the Rail Authority Engineers Office at Derby Fireclay, Pot Clay, abandoned 21/08/1947, plan 14244. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned June 30th 1928. High Matlock - Ganister, abandoned 30/11/1912, plan 6038. Not listed from 1905 to 1915. Sinkinf from 1874 to 1878. Abandoned in 1903. Abandoned March 1930 Sinking from 1873 to 1882. Closed in July 1981. Abandoned June 1941. Opened December 1922 and closed at the end of the month. Abandoned February 1923. Abandoned March 1927 Fireclay, Pot Clay or Stannington, abandoned 28/03/1949, plan 14456. Long Oakenshaw, Bradford 1883 1884 Midgley & Roper. 17 years A relatively small mine, continuously worked from 1897 until end of listing in 1913. Not over 29 men. No plans available. Site unknown. Might be near Closes Road SE141224 or in one of the Brighouse Closes SE138222 Thornton & Midgley Nowell & Robson Bentley & Kaye & others. 21 years. Mine plans show first shafts sunk in 1879. Continuous working until 1917, when it was considered worked out. Up to 114 men employed. Good detailed plans. Originals, held by Thornhill Yorkshire Estates and NCB Small Mines, cover period to 1914. Abandoned May 1923. Long close Brighouse 1897 1913 Long Royd Long Royd Rastrick, Brighouse Rastrick, Brighouse 1879 1886 1881 1887 Long Royd Rastrick, Brighouse 1879 1917 Longlands Longroyd Low Ash Ossett, Wakefield Rastrick, Brighouse Sheffield 1910 1923 1882 1917 1878 1879 Low Close Holbeck, Leeds 1907 1931 Low Elsecar Low Flatts Elsecar, Rotherham Lightcliffe, Brighouse Low Flatts Lightcliffe, Brighouse Low Flatts Lightcliffe, Brighouse Low Laithes Low Level Low Level Pit Low Matlock Low Moor Lane Drift Ossett, Wakefield Arkengarthdale Muker Stannington, Sheffield Woolley Moor, Barnsley 1855 1871 1876 Ledgard Naylor. A group of mines. Records confused. 1887? 1876 Midgley & Illingworth; T. Illingworth 1881 onwards? Illingworth & Midgley; Hardy, Hainsworth. Howard and 1876 1883? Mackerill 1878; ?Mackrill and Co. 1879 onwards 1855 1927 Discontinued 17/05/1927 and abandoned 26/06/1928. 1926 1932 Discontinued May 1932 1887 1893 1920 1945 1956 1973 Abandoned August 1915. Reopened 1927 and abandoned August 1931. Low Slack Low Street Hepworth, Holmfirth West Ardsley, Leeds 1893 1893 1884 1885 Low Stubbin Rotherham 1871 1988 Low Tunnel Low Wincobank Low Wood Lowe Wood Lower Cliffe Lower Cumberworth Lower Denby Lower Denby Opencast Site Cumberworth, Huddersfield Wincobank, Sheffield Shipley, Bradford Stainboro' Denby Dale Huddersfield Denby Dale Sinking from 1884 to 1885 Closed in 1918 and abandoned in July 1920. Used as a Pumping Station from 1961 to 1988. 1921 1922 Closed July 1922 1876 1875 1903 1924 1875 1921 Sinking in 1876. 1877 1877 1916 1929 1885 1921 Dewsbury 1957 1961 Lower Green Farm Brighouse 1898 Lower Hall Lower Holmhouse Lower Knight Royd Lower Shibden Lower Shibden (a) Lower Wincobank Lowood Wharncliffe Lowther Lowther's Loxley Common Lumb Lane Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Huddersfield Northowram, Halifax Shibden, Halifax Shibden, Halifax Wincobank, Sheffield Sheffield Leeds Kippax, Leeds Loxley, Sheffield Liversedge, Dewsbury 1893 1873 1860 1870 1885 1873 1888 1855 1855 1902 1877 1902 onwards 1894 1881 1887 1892 1883 1893 1858 1858 1904 1896 Abandoned April 1929 Abandoned December 1921. Exors. of H. Westwood; Collins & Morris, 1899 Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Jagger & Jagger Including Preston Main On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 1904 Sinking from 1877 to 1887. Abandoned in 1903. Lumb Wood Lundhill Lundhill Drighlington, Leeds Wombwell, Barnsley Wombwell, Barnsley 1856 1886 1968 1969 1855 1869 Reopening in 1913 - See Spring Gardens. Used as a Pumping Station from 1968 to 1969. Sunk 1855. 1343 Lundwood Lupset Malin Bridge Lundwood Wakefield Stannington, Sheffield 1987 1988 1861 1869 1873 1887 Pumping Station Maltby Main Maltby, Doncaster 1908 - Manor Wakefield 1861 1981 Manor (a) Manor (b) Manor (c) Manor (d) Manor Hill Manor Laithe Sheffield Sheffield Hoylandswaine, Barnsley Wortley, Leeds Kirkburton, Huddersfield Sheffield 1854 1873 1937 1888 1891 1917 Manor No.2 Hoylandswaine, Barnsley 1941 1950 Manston Manston Lodge Manston, Leeds Manston, Leeds 1854 1881 1865 1881 Manton Manton 1897 1993 Manvers Main No.1 Wath upon Dearne 1868 1988 1872 1889 1944 1905 1891 1924 Sinking from 1908 to 1911. Sinking a new shaft in 1985 to develop the Parkgate and Thorncliffe seams. Merged with Silverwood in 1994. Worked as a private mine. Still working in February 2005. Sunk 1899 Also called Manor Haigh Moor Colliery. Closed in December 1981. SE31852046 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Abandoned August 1944. Abandoned July 1924. Fireclay, Blackband - Whinmoor, abandoned 20/06/1950, plan 15057. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. NB This is the location of Manston Lodge No.2 Pit sunk 1897 to 1906. A new shaft was completed in 1952. Wound the first coal in Yorkshire after the 1984 to 1985 strike. Sinking from 1868 to 1870 on shafts 1, 2 & 3. No.4 shaft was sunk to the Parkgate Seam in 1899-1901. Closed 25/03/1988. Manvers Main Nos.2 & 3 Wath upon Dearne Margery Wood High Hoyland, Barnsley 1868 1936 1920 1947 Markham Main Armthorpe, Doncaster 1916 1992 Marriott Wood Millhouses, Sheffield 1920 1928 Marsh Southowram, Halifax 1897 1898 Marsh Lane Southowram, Halifax 1902 1915 Marsh Platt Martins Main Mary Masborough May Royd Mayers Lane Meadow Fireclay Meadow Hall Huddersfield Barnsley Churwell, Leeds Rotherham Northowram, Halifax Bradfield, Sheffield Sheffield Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1855 1879 1874 1854 1893 1938 1874 1877 Meadow Hall Sheffield 1921 1927 Meal Hill Medhurst Medhurst (a) Mellor Hill Meltham Meltham Holmfirth, Huddersfield Kippax, Leeds Kippax, Leeds Flockton, Wakefield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield 1877 1891 1902 1904 1864 1903 1860 1879 1881 1854 1899 1938 1899 1904 1881 1908 1913 1905 1873 1903 Merged with Manvers No.1 in 1936 Abandoned November 1922 and reopened in 1929. Sinking from 1916 to 1924. In review May 1992. Closed October 1992. Abandoned in 1921. Reopened in 1927 and abandoned August 22nd 1928. Baines, Whiteley & Rushworth Stott & Gledhill; Stott & Sons 1906 onwards. 14 years. Listing begins 1902, mine abandoned in 1915; in this period it was worked in 11 years only. Up to 37 men employed. No plans available. Reopening 1910 to 1912. Abandoned 1915. List of fatal accidents Sinking from 1874 to 1879 Sinking from 1874 to 1878. Sinking from 1877 to 1881. May be the same as Meadow Hall at Rawmarsh which was closed from 1904 to 1920 Working in 1854? Standing 1904 to 1908 Standing 1909 to 1913. May have been called Greens End from 1904. Melton Silkstone Merchant Fields Smithies, Barnsley Cleckheaton 1929 1930 1873 1892 Methley Junction Methley, Leeds 1854 1902 Methley Park II Mexborough Micklefield Methley, Leeds Sheffield Micklefield, Leeds 1966 1966? 1957 1959 1854 1887 Middle Lane Clayton, Bradford 1893 1903 Middle Woolhouse Middlecliffe Middleton Middleton Broom Southedge, Hipperholme Penistone Middleton, Leeds Middleton, Leeds 1896 1855 1854 1888 Middleton Broom, New Middleton, Leeds 1928 1945 Middleton Main Middleton, Beeston Park Middleton, Little Middleton, Middleton Main Middleton, New Pit Midgelden Brick Works Midgelden Pasture Midgelden Pasture No.2 Midgelden Pasture No.3 Midhope Stones Midland Pit Middleton, Leeds Middleton, Leeds Middleton, Leeds 1876 1892 1888 1899 1888 1901 Middleton, Leeds 1888 1899 Middleton, Leeds Dulesgate, Todmorden Todmorden Todmorden Todmorden Sheffield Rothwell, Leeds 1901 1884 1930 1932 1943 1873 1909 1902 1878 1887 1968 1925 1887 1937 1944 1944 1878 1914 Abandoned June 2nd 1930 Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Near Brookhouse Iron Works. Sunk to Haigh Moor about 1845 and to the Beeston in 1900. Called Methley from 1854 to 1860. 5.5 miles SE of Leeds and 4 miles WNW of Castleford See Peckfield from 1888 onwards J. Thornton 1893 to 1898 and Clayton Brick & Stone Co. from 1898 to 1903. Not listed after 1897. Shepherd & Bentley Closed on 17/05/1968. From 1928 to 1945 it was used as a pumping station for Middleton Broom. Sinking from 1876 to 1878. Closed 1925 and used as a Pumping Station from 1927 to 1945. NGR = Fire Clay Works Abandoned January 1935. Discontinued November 1944. Discontinued November 1944. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. A Ventilating shaft from 1910 to 1914 (at least) Sinking from 1874 to 1875. Not listed 1876 to 1881. Mill Mill Dam Mill Dam Opencast Wyke, Bradford 1874 1887 Thornhill Edge, Dewsbury 1953 1957 Middlestown 1953 1957 Mill Hill Burton-in-Lonsdale 1909 1929 Abandoned September 1914, plan 7118. To be reopened. Abandoned October 1929 Milnes Milnthorp Minerva Mirfield Mirfield Moor Mirfield, Dark Lane & Calder Beeston, Leeds Wakefield Sheffield Mirfield, Dewsbury Mirfield, Dewsbury 1884 1855 1905 1854 1863 Abandoned 1908. Worked 1910 to 1912. Abandoned March 1913. Ravensthorpe, Wakefield 1927 1931 Mitchell Main Darfield, Barnsley 1871 1956 Mitchell Main Darfield, Barnsley 1965 1988 Mold Green Huddersfield Monckton Main Nos.1, 2 Havercroft, Barnsley &5 1887 1877 1913 1889 1931 1875 1947 1913 1947 Monk Bretton Moor 1867 1968 1929 1945 Moor End Silkstone Moor Hole Abandoned June 1931. Employment includes Mirfield Moor. Sinking from 1871 to 1877. Closed on 26/07/1956 and used as a Pumping Station from 1965 to 1988. Closed on 26/07/1956 and used as a Pumping Station from 1965 to 1988. 1897 1897 Monckton Main Nos.3 & Havercroft, Barnsley 4 Monk Bretton Gleadless, Sheffield Silkstone Common, Barnsley Mosbrough, Sheffield Sunk 1882 to 1885? Abandoned June 1931. 1921 1948 1855 1900 Sinking from 1875 to 1876. Called New Monckton Nos.1, 2 & 5 from 1948. No.3 Shaft began sinking from 30/09/1913 to 03/03/1915. No.4 sinking 05/04/1923 to 21/05/1924. Called New Monckton Nos.3 & 4 from 1948. Sinking in 1867. Closed on 26/04/1968. Worked c1921 to 1924. Reopened in 1947. Moorend Silkstone Opencast = 1949-1952 Sunk 1855, closed c1900. Used as a Pumping Station in 1925. Moor House Moor Lane Barnsley Highburton 1869 1885 1872 1882 Moor Side Mosbrough, Sheffield 1943 1992 Mooredge Moorend Moorend 1937 1938 1948 1911 1893 1912 Moorend Silkstone Opencast Totley, Sheffield Cawthorne Stainborough, Barnsley Silkstone Common, Barnsley Silkstone Common, Barnsley Moorgarth Ingleton, Settle 1863 1877 Moorhouse Moorland Moorside Moorside Moortown Morley Morley (a) Morley (b) Morley (d) Barnsley Gildersome, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Kirkburton, Huddersfield Leeds Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds 1855 1873 1933 1887 1874 1855 1861 1861 1855 Morley Main Morley, Leeds 1855 1908 Morley West End Morley, Leeds 1876 1897 Mosborough Moor Mosbrough, Sheffield 1936 1936 Moorend II Opencast Developed from December 1943 when the neighbouring Dent Main - opened in 1927 - became uneconomic. Last coal raised 28/02/1992. Development in 1937 and discontinued in 1938. Abandoned 1948 1956 1949 1952 1872 1880 1933 1903 1883 1860 1883 1877 1860 Pits worked here were flooded in 1829. Sinking from 1863 to 1864. Closed from 1869 to 1873. Sinking from 1873 to 1880. Abandoned December 1933 Sinking from 1874 to 1880. Given as Morley from 1855 to 1859. Sunk around 1854 closed on 23/07/1909. Continues as West End from 1898 until May 1933. Abandoned October 1937. Discontinued June 1936. Abandoned June 1938. Mosley's Moss Ganister Nos.1 & 2 Moss Level Mossdale Gill Mottram Wood Skelmanthorpe Dore, Sheffield Lofthouse, Pateley Bridge Wensleydale Barnsley 1915 1934 1920 1877 1908 1916 1938 1920 1883 1944 Mount Brighouse 1897 1899 Mount Osborne Mount Pleasant Mount Vernon Mountain End Muffitt Lane Barnsley Ossett, Wakefield Barnsley Halifax Gomersal 1854 1871 1861 1854 1870 Myers Lane Loxley, Sheffield 1874 1928 Myrtle Hill Myrtle Spring Myrtle Springs Mytholme Mytholme, New Mytholme, Old Nab End Nab End Nab End Nab Lane (Moor) Near Hill Near Low Park Needle Eye Handsworth, Sheffield Handsworth, Sheffield Intake, Sheffield Southowram, Halifax Northowram, Halifax Northowram, Halifax Boothtown, Halifax Brighouse Brighouse Rotherham Barnsley Birstall, Dewsbury Denby Grange, Wakefield 1873 1873 1918 1890 1947 1886 1855 1898 1898 1916 1922 1873 1868 1883 1871 1892 1874 1887 1873 1876 1921 1905 1956 1905 1860 1902 1905 1918 1922 1875 1872 Not worked. Owner dead. Abandoned April 1941. Abandoned Standing in 1883 Abandoned September 1945 Longbottom & Barker. Earlier workings, back to the 1880's, shown on Thornhill Estate plans. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking from 1874 to 1878. Abandoned May 8th 1928. Briefly reopened in 1937? Sinking Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Discontinued August 1921. Abandoned in 1905. +1960 & 1961 Plan No.4790 - 36 Yard Band abandoned April 7th 1905. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Collins & Morris Sunderland & Mellors; H. Mellors & Sons 1902 onwards Abandoned December 1922. Sinking from 1873 to 1875. Needless Hall Needlewood Needlewood No.2 Netherfield Netherton (a) Netherton (b) Netherton No.2 Netherton Opencast Nethertown Nethertown (a) Nethertown (b) Neville Hill New Bank (a) New Bank (b) New Brampton New Carlton New Crown Point New Dale New Farm New Gawber Hall Lane Head, Brighouse Keresforth Dodworth, Barnsley Rawmarsh, Rotherham Netherton, Wakefield Drighlington, Leeds Drighlington, Leeds Drighlington, Leeds Drighlington, Leeds Drighlington, Leeds Drighlington, Leeds Osmondthorpe, Leeds Halifax Halifax Rotherham Flockton Moor, Wakefield Drighlington, Leeds Rawmarsh Southowram, Halifax Barnsley 1897 1919 1924 1874 1876 1917 1924 1961 1855 1873 1873 1854 1878 1878 1891 1914 1873 1901 1923 1854 1901 1924 1934 1884 1923 1923 1925 1964 1914 1883 1877 1884 1884 1884 1902 1915 1877 1901 1927 1861 New Ground Huddersfield 1861 1910 New Hall New Hall (a) Middleton, Leeds Middleton, Leeds 1855 1872 1869 1903 New Hall (b) Elland, Halifax 1878 1945 New Hall Quarry Elland, Halifax 1949 1951 Cookson & Ellis; J. Cookson (1901) Discontinued December 1932 and abandoned January 1934 Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Included British Oak from 1918 to 1923. See Gildersome. Abandoned 16/05/1925. Abandoned 14/09/1925. Not listed from 1873 to 1891. Abandoned July 1914. Sinking from 1873 to 1891. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. not working in 1902. Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Abandoned S. Marshall & Sons. Not worked in 1923. Abandoned 1927. Sunk prior to 1869 - also called Smithy Bridge Standing 1905 to 1909 and abandoned in 1910. There was a Copperas House nearby. Abandoned in 1903. Discontinued September 1943. Fireclay, Halifax 36 Yard Band, abandoned 27/04/1945, plan 14006. New Holland Wilsden, Bradford 1921 1926 New Ingleton Ingleton, Settle 1912 1936 New Inn New Lane New Lane New Mills New Monckton No.4 New Monckton No.5 New Monckton Nos.1 & 2 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1914 Drighlington, Leeds 1873 Gildersome, Leeds 1932 Huddersfield 1854 South Hiendley 1970 Notton, Barnsley 1948 1927 1877 1935 1854 1988 1951 Royston 1848 1966 New Monckton Nos.1 & Royston 6 1954 1966 New Monckton Nos.3 & South Hiendley 4 1948 1966 New Mytholme New Oaks Hipperhome, Bradford Stairfoot 1903 1962 1903 1909 New Oaks Barnsley 1845 1909 New Peace Huddersfield 1910 1923 Abandoned 03/09/1926. Sinking began in 1912 (the shafts were completed in 1914) by the New Ingleton Colliery Company Ltd. (W.C. Blackett; Charlsaw & Sacriston Colliery Co. Ltd - Sacriston, Co. Durham). Discontinued March 1936. Abandoned on 16/08/1940. Abandoned 18/03/1927. Sinking from 1873 to 1877. J. Lloyd liquidator. Abandoned May 1935 No.5 Shaft Sinking as Monckton from 1875 to 1878 and became New Monckton in 1901. Closed 03/12/1966. Nos 1 & 2 were sunk in 1875. No.3 was sunk in 1915 about 1.5 miles to the NE of Nos.1 & 2. No.4 was sunk next to No.3 in 1924. No.5 was sunk in 1927 about 1.5 miles NW of No.1 and was redundant in 1954. No.6 Shaft was being sunk in 1954. No.1 closed in 1980 and No.6 was a Pumping Station from 1970-1988.. Called Monckton Main Nos.3 & 4 before 1948. No.3 Shaft was sunk from 1913 to 1915. No.4 was sinking from 1923 to 1924. Closed on 03/12/1966. No.4 Shaft was a Pumping Station from 1970 to 1988. Fireclay, 36 Yard Band, abandoned 12/07/1962, plan 15207. Sinking from July 1867 to July 1870 and abandoned in 1909. Shown on 1st edition OS 1/10560 sheet as 'Oaks', but called 'Barnsley Main' on the 1904 OS map. Abandoned in 1909. NB The Old Oaks Colliery also became Barnsley Main at a later date (c1900?). Included Fieldhouse from 1913 to 1924. Abandoned 29/01/1924. New Plumbley New Road New Road New Road New Royd Head Plumbley, Sheffield Northowram, Halifax Liversedge, Dewsbury Thornton, Bradford Saddleworth 1952 1897 1861 1912 1856 1966 1906 1867 1923 1860 New Sharlston Normanton 1865 1877 New Silkstone Cawthorne 1935 1968 New Sovereign Dodworth, Barnsley 1901 1908 New Speedwell Staincross 1923 1933 New Speedwell, No.2 Emley, Wakefield 1911 1935 New Stubbin New Thornton New Victoria New Winning Rawmarsh, Rotherham Thornton, Bradford Wakefield Sheffield 1913 1898 1855 1864 1978 1903 1860 1887 New Winning Ingleton, Settle 1831 1857 Newbiggin Newbiggin Newbiggin Tankersley, Sheffield Tankersley, Sheffield New Mill, Huddersfield 1918 1920 1888 1894 1922 1922 Newfield Ingleton, Settle 1871 1876 Saville Holmes Reopening old shaft See Sharlston. Sunk to Haigh Moor in 1865 and the Silkstone in 1898. Discontinued June 1936. Includes New Silkstone Opencast from 1949 to 1950. Sunk 1862. Standing 1903 to 1908. Clarke�s Old Silkstone Collieries. Discontinued January 1933 Standing in 1911. Discontinued 05/11/1927. Standing 1928 to 1935. Abandoned November 1935 Sinking 1913 to 1920. Closed 06/07/1978. Sunk by Joseph Hunter and reached the Four Foot Coal (at 80 yds) in January 1831 and the Six Foot Coal in June 1834. It became part of the (later) Wilson Wood Colliery and closed in 1857 - abandonment plan No.2132. Sinking in 1871 and 1872. Four Foot Coal at 82 feet and Six Foot Coal at 156 feet. Newhill Newman Road Newman Silkstone Newmarket Newmarket (a) Wath upon Dearne Sheffield Sheffield Adwalton, Leeds Bradford 1873 1912 1911 1854 1854 1886 1912 1911 1887 1854 Newmarket (b) Birkenshaw, Bradford 1873 1920 Newmarket (c) Stanley, Wakefield 1854 1897 Newmarket Silkstone Stanley, Wakefield 1836 1983 Newmarket, Nelson Pit Newmarket, Spencer Pit Newmarket, Swithens Stanley, Wakefield Stanley, Wakefield Rothwell, Leeds 1896 1897 1888 1913 1902 1921 Newmillerdam Newmillerdam, Wakefield 1929 1982 Newton Newton Lane Newton Main Wakefield Stanley, Wakefield Pontefract 1854 1860 1888 1897 1861 1879 Ninevah Crigglestone, Wakefield 1921 1929 Norcliffe Norcliffe Lane Norfolk Norfolk & Smithy Wood Norr Hill Norristhorpe North Bierley (a) Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Chapeltown Thorncliffe, Sheffield Wilsden, Bradford Liversdge, Dewsbury Bradford 1924 1924 1880 1902 1841 1892 1854 1925 1926 1901 1931 1869 1892 1880 May be Newman Silkstone Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Discontinued c1918. Abandoned in 1920 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Called Clive Pit. Sunk Sunk between 1836 and 1837. Closed on 30/09/1983. Abandoned March 1921. Began as Nineveh Colliery and closed in March (or December?) 1982. Discontinued March 1928 and abandoned February 1929. Became Newmillerdam Colliery. A. Binns Continues as Smithy Wood from 1932 to 1973. Pre 1841 North Bierley (b) North Cliffe Bradford Shipley, Bradford 1854 1880 1854 1877 North Gawber Mapplewell 1854 1987 North Selby North Staveley North Wing Escrick, Selby Aston, Sheffield Bradford 1979 1997 1870 1905 1855 1860 North Wood Tong, Bradford 1918 1925 Northfield Northfield Northorpe Nortonthorpe Nortonthorpe Norwood Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1920 Ossett, Wakefield 1896 Mirfield, Dewsbury 1854 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1888 Scissett 1888 Norwood, Bradford 1865 Norwood Green Norwood Green, Bradford 1929 1959 Norwood Green Norwood Green Nostell Norwood Green, Bradford 1855 1869 Norwood Green, Bradford 1873 1880 Nostell, Wakefield 1854 1987 Nostell Nostell, Wakefield 1921 1917 1875 1913 1913 1943 1854 1987 Sinking 1850 to 1852 and closed in December 198). Darton merged with North Gawber in 1948 and the Darton Section closed in August 1948. One of the two surface drifts driven in 1960 was extended and by 1984 was bringing all output to the surface. Merged with Woolley in December 1985 when the surface operations closed. Merged with Stillingfleet and closed in July 1997. Sunk in 1864. May have become Aston Discontinued. Abandoned 1925. Receiver = J. Barker, Dudley Hill. Abandoned October 14th 1921. Abandoned 1917. Abandoned October 1913 Abandoned October 1913. Sunk to Top Hard in 1865 and to the Deep Soft in 1916. Sinking in 1873. Closed April 1959. The shaft at this mine, which also had a drift, was earlier called Flathers Pit. There is a picture of making the new drift into Norwood Green c1929 � in the Telegraph & Argus 05/10/1987. 120 ft to Black Bed. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Closed in 1987. According to the NCB Statistics Department the mine was sunk in 1860. Closed 23/10/1987. Nunbrook Mirfield, Dewsbury 1879 1903 Nunnery Sheffield 1961 1988 Nunnery Sheffield 1860 1953 Nunnery, Handsworth Nunthorpe Oak Wood Oakenshaw Oakroyd Oaks Sheffield Great Ayton Mirfield, Dewsbury Rhodes, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Stairfoot, Barnsley 1901 1909 1882 1854 1877 1854 Oaks Farm Darton, Barnsley 1919 1937 Oaks Farm Opencast Oaks, New Oakwell Oakwell (a) Occupation Barugh, Barnsley Stairfoot, Barnsley Adwalton, Leeds Morley, Leeds Mirfield, Dewsbury 1948 1897 1872 1855 1876 Ogden Lane Nos.1 & 3 Brighouse 1904 1939 Old Burtersett Old Flockton Old Gawber Old Hall Hawes Emroyd, Wakefield Barnsley Roberttown, Liversedge 1907 1886 1856 1874 1925 1927 1884 1890 1887 1896 1961 1898 1893 1878 1877 1916 1894 1863 1896 Abandoned in 1903. Sinking from 1860 to 1864. Was a Pumping Station from 1961 to 1988. Sinking from 1860 to 1864 and closed August 1953. Was a Pumping Station from 1961 to 1988. Not listed as Nunnery until c1890 so it may have had another name. Sinking from 1901 to 1902. Might be High Hazels Not worked 1915 to 1918 Not listed from 1861 to 1877. Oaks, Old from 1897 to 1898. Abandoned in February 1920. Discontinued May 1936. Abandoned April 1937. Abandoned August 1945 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking in 1876. H. Mellors. 43 years. Closed 1939. Working plans suggest mine started 1904. Listing begins 1909, continues to 1946, but working was discontinued in December 1939. Not more than 25 men employed. Plan located only for earliest period. Original held by Thornhill Yorkshire Estates. Reopened Aug. 1907 Sinking from 1874 to 1883. Old Hall Old Holmfield Pit Old Mill Pit Liversedge, Dewsbury Boothtown, Halifax Barnsley 1904 1912 1947 1948 1855 1883 Old Oaks Barnsley 1838 1899 Old Oaks Barnsley 1901 1918 Old Roundwood Ossett, Wakefield 1853 1966 Old Silkstone Dodworth, Barnsley 1855 1899 Old Silkstone Main Worsbro� Park, Barnsley 1855 1884 Old Sovereign Old Tarn Old Town Oldfieldnook Olive Branch Orchard Orchard Lane Orchard's Head Dodworth, Barnsley Saddleworth, Oldham Barnsley Cleckheaton Mexborough, Rotherham Handsworth, Sheffield Beighton, Sheffield Pontefract 1965 1873 1873 1861 1855 1927 1988 1901 Orgreave Treeton 1855 1981 Orgreave Opencast Treeton Osmondthorpe, Railway Osmondthorpe, Leeds Pit 1969 1873 1876 1863 1860 1932 1988 1941 Abandoned 1911. Old Oaks - first sunk 1838 - site later occupied by Barnsley Main. Explosion - 12 & 13th December 1866 killed 334 plus 27 rescue workers. A Pumping Station from 1904 to 1918. Shown on 1st edition OS 1/10560 sheet as 'Oaks', but called 'Old Oaks' on the 1904 OS map. Called Roundwood Colliery before 1901 and thereafter called Old Roundwood. Sunk in 1853 and closed in April 1966. Also see Dodworth. Sunk to Silkstone prior to 1862 and to Whinmoor in 1927. Abandoned April 1932 Pumping Station Includes Eccleshill Sand Mine in 1915 and 1916. Sunk to Barnsley in 1851 and the Silkstone in 1889-90. Closed in October 1981. 1953 1955 1854 1928 Abandoned September 1928. Osset Common Ossett Oughtibridge Ouslethwaite Wakefield Ossett, Wakefield Oughtibridge, Sheffield Worsborough, Barnsley 1855 1854 1861 1923 1860 1880 1899 1924 Outcrop Halifax 1918 1962 Owlet Hall Ox Close Ox-Bow Oxlee Ozzings Paddock Paper Hall Opencast Site Paradise Park Park Park Drighlington, Leeds Ossett, Wakefield Leeds Hepworth, Holmfirth Shelley, Huddersfield Northowram, Halifax Lepton, Huddersfield Birstall, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Lightcliffe, Brighouse Northowram, Halifax 1855 1873 1966 1879 1874 1899 1955 1876 1873 1897 1897 Park Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1897 Park Park Park (h) Park Bottom Park Brickworks Quarry Huddersfield 1855 Brighouse 1909 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1912 Halifax 1855 Sheffield 1954 1872 1881 1897 1881 1900 1956 1877 1899 1897 1904 Mainly a Fireclay mine. Hard Bed, abandoned 01/07/1962, plan 15206. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. 4 miles SE of Leeds - opencast Sinking from 1874 to 1878. D. Briggs & Co Sinking from 1873 to 1876. R. Kershaw J. Brooke & Sons Walker & Co; Skirrow & Robertshaw 1902. 18 years Existed in 1897, and was worked more or less continuously until 1914, but it 1914 appears there was only surface work after 1911 (or underground onwards work force not returned?). Not more than 28 men employed. Plans not available. Perhaps near Park surface quarry SE134251 1860 1912 Shaw, Hirst & Hardy 1912 Abandoned 1912 1869 1959 Park Farm Park Gate Heckmondwike Chapeltown 1868 1905 1854 1878 Park Hill Stanley, Wakefield 1876 1982 Park Lane Ossett, Wakefield 1862 1885 Park Mill Clayton West, Huddersfield 1877 1989 Park Nook Park Side Park View Park View No.2 Park Wood Parkgate (a) Parkgate (b) Parkwood Parlington Opencast Parr Town Pasture Pasture House Pasture Pit Peacock Pit Pease Close Elland, Halifax Farnley, Leeds Kimberworth Kimberworth Tong, Bradford Rotherham Rotherham Neepsend East Garforth, Leeds Huddersfield Oakenshaw, Bradford Southowram, Halifax Wyke, Bradford Holbeck, Leeds Huddersfield 1962 1921 1921 1924 1932 1856 1856 1916 1948 1854 1941 1859 1877 1861 Peckfield Micklefield, Leeds 1888 1980 Peep Green Pen Hill Opencast Penhill Hartshead, Bradford Cudworth Common West Witton, Leyburn 1861 1899 1957 1964 1882 1910 1988 1935 1923 1925 1961 1860 1860 1920 1952 1854 1944 1860 1880 1915 1883 Abandoned 1905 No.3 Pit sunk in 1876 to 1877. Opened in 1877 and closed in December 1982. This mine pioneered mechanical coal cutting in 1880. Closure may have been in 1990. Abandoned November 1935 Abandoned February 1926. Discontinued in 1920. Abandoned January 1944. Messrs Naylor, & others Sinking from 1877 to 1878. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. See Elland Road. See Micklefield 1869 to 1888. No.1 Shaft sunk in 1872. Closed in December 1980. Not listed from 1876 to 1890. Not worked in 1910. Penn Field Pepper Lane Perseverance Philadelphia Pigeon Bridge Drighlington, Leeds Hunslet, Leeds Wakefield Gildersome, Leeds Waleswood, Rotherham 1856 1855 1873 1894 1855 1864 1864 1876 1912 1860 Pildacre Ossett, Wakefield 1872 1944 Pilley Pilley Wood Sheffield Sheffield 1854 1858 1854 1854 Pindar Oaks Barnsley 1867 1884 Pinfold Pinfold Brighouse Fixby, Huddersfield 1902 1902 1940 Pinfold (a) Elland, Halifax 1886 1909 Pinfold (b) Ridge End 1878 1887 Pinfold (c) Denby Dale 1908 1919 Pinfold Ridge Pinfold, New Pinfold, Old Pisgah Farm Pitsmoor Platts Plevna Plumbley Pocket Stile Fixby, Huddersfield Papist Hill Denby Dale Grange Moor, Wakefield Sheffield Ughill, Sheffield Shipley, Bradford Eckington, Sheffield Brighouse 1902 1918 1927 1854 1907 1899 1896 1879 1909 1921 1917 1930 1860 1960 1901 1896 1882 Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Standing 1910 to 1933. Abandoned September 1936 and abandoned July 1944. Sunk in 1867. Closed after 1884 and reopened in 1918. Abandoned 25/11/1922. W. Collins Marshall & Walker. This mine was closed in 1900 and re-opened in 1902 according to the mine plan. Working began 1891. J.H. Marshall Reopened in 1938. Pinfold - Fireclay, Whinmoor, abandoned 10/07/1940, plan 12720. Marshall & Walker Abandoned in 1922. Standing 1918 to 1919. Pot Clay, abandoned 01/06/1960, plan 15178. G. Vint & Sons H.C. Goodyear; J. & C. Goodyear 1880 Pogmoor Pogmoor Main Pond Pond Ponker Hill Pool Hill Popplewell Pit Popplewell Pit Portland Barnsley Barnsley Lightcliffe, Brighouse Lightcliffe, Brighouse Lower Cumberworth Denby Dale Wyke, Bradford Wyke, Bradford Highburton 1856 1905 1903 1929 1925 1874 1856 1872 1880 Pot Clay Deepcar, Sheffield 1905 1920 Pot House Stocksbridge, Sheffield 1903 1941 Potter Hill Potternewton Poverty Hill Poverty Hill Premier 1877 1855 1888 1877 1898 Preston Main Sheffield Potternewton, Leeds Castleton Castleton Lightcliffe, Brighouse Preston under Scar, Leyburn Leeds Priest Booth Todmorden 1937 1944 Primrose Primrose Primrose Hill Hoylandswaine, Barnsley Dolly Lane, Leeds Swillington, Leeds 1935 1968 1873 1883 1947 1970 Preston 1867 1911 1908 1932 1964 1876 1894 1894 1887 1879 1877 1893 1893 1902 1892 1914 Abandoned W. Collins; Exors. of H. Westwood 1907 onwards Brookes Ltd. Discontinued 1930. Abandoned 1932 Fireclay, abandoned 01/12/1964, plan 15227. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Sunk in 1856. Sinking from 1880 to 1884. Standing 1913 to 1916 Standing in 1920 and abandoned 01/11/1920, plan 7163. Discontinued Janaury 1941. Clay Shale, Halifax Middle Bed, abandoned 06/05/1946, plan 14100. Sinking from 1877 to 1878. Standing from 1888 to 1893. T. Turner & Son Not worked 1912 to 1914 1856 1858 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Discontinued November 1944. Employment includes Midgelden Pasture No.3 and Saunder Clough No.1. Sinking from 1873 to 1883. Called Allerton Main, Primrose Hill [sunk 1893] until 1947. Primrose Hill Primrose Lane Primrose Main Primrose Winter Liversedge, Dewsbury Mirfield Barnsley Barnsley 1861 1874 1888 1885 1904 1877 1913 1887 Prince of Wales Pontefract 1869 2002 Prospect Prospect Prospect Providence Providence Providence Works Pudsey Hartshead, Bradford Roberttown, Liversedge White Lee, Batley Wakefield East Ardsley, Leeds Commondale Pudsey, Leeds 1885 1876 1901 1855 1864 1887 1873 Pudsey Green Top Pudsey, Leeds 1923 1934 Pulling Hill Punchard Purston Purston Pye Wood (a) Quaker Lane Quaker Lane (c) Quarry Denby Dale Arkengarthdale Purston Jaglin, Pontefract Purston Jaglin, Pontefract Darton, Barnsley Liversedge, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Halifax 1873 1887 1855 1877 1907 1859 1879 1907 1887 1883 1903 1880 1864 1893 1879 1887 1927 1860 1921 1884 1887 1907 Closed March 1970. Standing 1905 to 1911. Abandoned 1912. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. According to the NCB Statistics Department the mine was sunk in 1869. New Shaft sunk to Haigh Moor in 1872 and the Silkstone in 1894. Sinking to the Beeston in 1920. It was a training centre in 1948. Drift to Beeston from New Pit bottom. Closed August 2002. Blocking = 2 ft 4 ins thick. Standing in 1889. See also Commondale Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Had been called Green Top. Discontinued June 1931. Abandoned June 1934 Sinking from 1873 to 1887. Or Punchard Gill. Discontinued 1927. Abandoned 1929 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking = Pyewood Quarry Hill Quarry House (a) Quarry House (b) Quarry House (c) Quarry Wood Drift Quarry Wood No.2 Quebec Nunthorpe Northowram, Halifax Northowram, Halifax Northowram, Halifax Whitley Whitley Huddersfield 1928 1854 1854 1877 1947 1962 1854 1933 1860 1883 1903 1953 1967 1857 Queen�s Head Halifax - Bradford 1854 1862 Queen's Drift Queensbury Raddle Radfield Barnsley Queensbury, Bradford Micklebring Eccleshill 1894 1863 1901 1897 Railway Osmondthorpe, Leeds 1854 1928 Rainsforth Rainstorth Rakelands Rakes Ramsden Wood Ramsden's Rastrick Rattan Row Sheffield Thorpe, Rotherham Bierley, Bradford Leeds Walsden, Todmorden Deepcar, Sheffield Brighouse Whitwood, Normanton 1888 1907 1877 1855 1907 1928 1901 1888 Ravels Churwell, Leeds 1876 1928 Ravens Lodge Ravensthorpe Dewsbury Ravensthorpe, Wakefield 1861 1902 1866 1887 1899 1885 1913 1899 1894 1914 1891 1860 1911 1937 1902 1898 Prospecting 1928 and abandoned 1933. Abandoned September 1881 and in 1902. Discontinued Standing in 1903 and 1904 and from 1907 to 1913 R. Roper Also called Osmondthorpe, Railway Pit. Standing c1909 to 1920. Abandoned September 1928. Abandoned May 1914 Abandoned Abandoned September 1937 Sunderland & Mellors Sinking from 1876 to 1878. Standing 1911 to 1914. Reopened 1927 and abandoned 02/11/1928. May also be called Raffles Pit Raw Royds Rawden Rawfolds Rawmarsh Rawmarsh (a) Rawmarsh (b) Rawmarsh (c) Rawmarsh (d) Rawmarsh, Albany and Royal Oak Rayner Road Red Hall Opencast Gildersome Street, Leeds Bradford Cleckheaton Rawmarsh, Rotherham Rawmarsh, Rotherham Rawmarsh, Rotherham Rawmarsh, Rotherham Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1873 1855 1890 1854 1854 1875 1854 1854 1877 1861 1891 1918 1896 1880 1879 1864 Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1868 1872 Brighouse Wakefield 1901 1907 1956 1957 Red Hill (a) Shelley, Huddersfield 1915 1921 Red Hill (b) Tong Street, Bradford 1870 1924 Redbrook Barugh, Barnsley 1901 1987 Redhill Reservoir Shelley, Huddersfield Worsborough, Barnsley 1861 1871 1888 1891 Rhodes Pit Oakenshaw, Bradford 1888 1911 Riccall Riccall, Selby 1978 2004 Riddings Drift South Kirkby 1969 1973 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Not listed from 1868 to 1896. S. Cliffe & Sons Also called Cross Lane Clay Mine. Probably closed and reopened c1915. Abandoned in 1921. Sinking from 1901 and 1902. Standing 1903 to 1911. Abandoned 1912. Reopened in 1918 and abandoned October 1921. Driving drift from surface in 1913. Working in 1918. New shaft sunk in 1982 at Redbrook for ventilation. Worked as part of Dodworth. Closed 22/12/1987. Reopened in 1890. See Red Hill (a) Standing from 1908 to 1911. Called Rhodes Pit on the 1908 edition, but was Royd Pit on the 1894 edition. Production began in January 1988. From 1998/99 onwards Riccall - Whitemoor. Closed on 26/10/2004. Driven from South Kirkby Colliery in 1969 and production began in June 1969. Ferrymoor and Riddings merged on 01/04/1973. Ridge End Ridings Riley Lane Ringinglow Roadside Nos.1 & 2 Fixby, Huddersfield Dewsbury Kirkburton, Huddersfield Sheffield Thornton, Bradford 1915 1855 1874 1907 1924 Rob Royd Dodworth, Barnsley 1897 1982 Dodworth, Barnsley 1947 1952 Liversedge, Dewsbury Beeston, Leeds Roberttown, Liversedge Roberttown, Liversedge Robin Hood Lofthouse, Wakefield Elland, Halifax 1909 1888 1854 1854 1854 1894 - Roche Carlinghow, Batley 1875 1930 Rock Rock View Burmantofts, Leeds Whitworth 1854 1910 1869 1869 Rockingham Hoyland, Barnsley 1873 1979 Rockingham Hoyland, Barnsley 1982 1988 Rob Royd & Strafford Silkstone Robertown Roberttown Roberttown (a) Roberttown (b) Robin Hood Robin Hood, Jane Pit Robinsons 1916 1899 1875 1911 1960 1909 1892 1887 1878 1913 1947 1958 Closed 25/03/1988. P. Normington Sinking from 1874 to 1875. Part of Thornton Fireclay Works On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sunk in 1896? Discontinued August 1935. Used as a Pumping Station from 1944 to 1952 and from 1970 to 1987. May also be called Hound Hill. Pumping Station Standing 1931 to 1936 Abandoned 18/10/1958. Abandoned 18/11/1924. Discontinued 1930 and abandoned February 1932. Standing in 1909 and 1910 and abandoned in 1911 Sinking from 1873 to 1875. Merged with Wharncliffe Silkstone in June 1967 and closed 20/11/1979. Used as a Pumping Station from 1982 to 1988 Sunk 1873 to 1875. Merged with Wharncliffe Silkstone in June 1967 and closed in November 1979. Used as a Pumping Station from 1982 to 1988 Rockley Rockley, Barnsley 1862 1881 Rockley (a) Rockley, Barnsley 1868 1885 Rockwell Roman Ridge Rook Rookes Rooks Rooley Pit Rosa Rose Hill Rosedale Head Ross Bradford Wincobank, Sheffield Halifax Hipperhome, Bradford Hipperholme, Halifax Odsal, Bradford Barnsley Dodworth, Barnsley Westerdale Beeston, Leeds 1861 1913 1861 1876 1861 1918 1871 1891 1877 1881 Rossington Main Rossington, Doncaster 1912 - Rotherham Main Rotherham 1890 1954 Rotherham Main Rotherham 1955 1965 Rothwell Rothwell Haigh Rothwell Haigh, Beeston Pit Rothwell Haigh, Cousins Pit Rothwell Haigh, Fanny Pit Rothwell Haigh, Rose Pit Rothwell, Leeds Rothwell, Leeds 1950 1983 1854 1925 Sinking from 1912 to 1915. Closed by British Coal in 1993, but worked by RJB from 1994 onwards Sunk 1890 to 1893. Closed in May 1954 and used as a Pumping Station from 1955 to 1965. Sunk 1890 to 1893. Closed in May 1954 and used as a Pumping Station from 1955 to 1965. Formerly Rothwell Haigh, Fanny. Closed 09/12/1983. Sunk c1841? Rothwell, Leeds 1870 1947 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sinking 1870 to 1871. Rothwell, Leeds 1867 - Sunk 1867. Rothwell, Leeds 1867 1949 Rothwell, Leeds 1896 1923 1882 1918 1862 1894 1872 1919 1883 1912 1877 1883 Seems to have closed c1886 and was reopened briefly in 1919. Was used as a Pumping Station in 1988 Abandoned See Rookes On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Standing in 1920 to 1922.. Abandoned Sinking around 1867. Became Rothwell under the NCB and closed in 1983. Rose Pit was sunk between 1847 and 1853 (Goodchild, 2000) Rough Hey Round Green Round Hill Round Wood Roundhill Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1897 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1907 Gomersal 1907 Ossett, Wakefield 1853 Leeds 1855 1900 1916 1911 1966 1860 Roundwood Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1870 1945 Roundwood (a) Rowley Rowley Bottom Royd Royd Edge Royd House Roydhouse Royds Royds Royds Hall Opencast Royston Ossett, Wakefield Huddersfield Lepton, Huddersfield Deepcar, Sheffield Meltham, Huddersfield Huddersfield Shelley, Huddersfield Wortley, Leeds Holbeck, Leeds Oulton, Leeds Royston 1855 1855 1933 1909 1907 1893 1916 1888 1878 1948 1907 Royston Drift Royston 1976 1989 Ryhill Main Ryhill 1874 1923 Rylands Main Saddle Hall Sand Pit Sandy Road Barnsley Bradley, Huddersfield Rothwell, Leeds Todmorden 1890 1915 1854 1944 1899 1883 1936 1918 1920 1893 1922 1913 1913 1952 1908 1898 1918 1966 Walker & Co Abandoned On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Later called Old Roundwood. Sunk 1870. Included Silverwood from June 1931 to 1945. The NCB took over Roundwood and Silverwood Collieries - known as Silverwood. See Old Roundwood after 1899 Abandoned September 1936. Abandoned 04/09/1936. Standing 1915 to 1918. Abandoned 14/05/1920. Abandoned 1922 Abandoned 1879. Sinking 1907 and standing in 1908 Two drifts driven from the old Hemsworth pit yard in 1976. Production began on 13/09/1976 and closed 08/09/1989. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Closed 12/09/1923 and abandoned 1924. Open work 1916 to 1918 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. In the Flower Scar area. Saunder Clough Todmorden 1889 1961 Discontinued April 1915. Abandoned 1917. Reopened c1925. Discontinued November 1944. Saunder Clough No.2 Savile Savile (a) Todmorden Methley, Leeds Adwalton, Leeds 1945 1960 1873 1985 1890 1902 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Closed in August 1985. Saville Chickenley 1871 1924 Scholes Scholes (a) Scholes (b) Scholes (c) Scholes, Cleckheaton Cleckheaton Cleckheaton Cleckheaton Thorpe Common, Rotherham 1855 1858 1873 1873 Scholes (d) 1928 1860 1897 1877 1861 1905 Scholes (e) Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham 1913 1934 School Lane School Wells Drift Schoolfield Schrogg Scotland Scrafton Scratch Lane Seacroft Sedbusk Sedbusk Seventeens Shafton Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury 1903 Penistone 1914 Rastrick, Brighouse 1897 Huddersfield 1877 Gomersal 1862 West Scrafton, Leyburn 1885 Gomersal 1861 Seacroft, Leeds 1859 High Abbotside, Hawes 1882 High Abbotside, Hawes 1882 Clifton, Brighouse 1862 Barnsley 1854 1903 1962 1901 1893 1879 1891 1869 1882 1913 1887 1872 1862 Not listed from 1905 to 1913. Standing in 1922. Part of Shaw Cross. Standing 1905 to 1919. Abandoned November 1928. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Sinking from 1873 to 1875. Closed between c1896 and 1912? Includes New Hold 1918 to 1932. Not worked since December 1932. Abandoned August 1934 See Bullhouse (School Wells Drift) from 1948 to 1962. Blackburn & Co; J. Vickerman 1899 onwards Sinking from 1877 to 1878. Or Scrafton Moor. Standing in 1904 and abandoned in 1905 See Abbotside Shafton Shafton Shafton Two Gates Sharlston Sharlston Sharlston (a) Sheffield Cudworth, Barnsley Barnsley New Sharlston, Wakefield Sharlston, Wakefield Sharlston, Wakefield 1956 1923 1877 1947 1858 1888 1956 1926 1877 1991 1993 1927 Sharlston West Crofton, Wakefield 1894 1953 Shaw Bank Shaw Cross Shaw House Shaw Lane Sheepcroft Sheffield Shelf Shelf (a) Shelf (b) Shelf (c) Shelley Shertcliffe Shibden Shibden (a) Shibden Dale Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1916 Dewsbury 1876 Bolsterstone, Sheffield 1873 Clough Hole, Halifax 1855 Northowram, Halifax 1881 Sheffield 1854 Shelf, Bradford 1880 Shelf, Bradford 1854 Shelf, Bradford 1855 Shelf, Bradford 1854 Shelley, Huddersfield 1854 Hunsworth, Bradford 1893 Shibden, Halifax 1855 Shibden Dale, Halifax 1861 Shibden Dale, Halifax 1856 Shibden Hall Shibden, Halifax 1866 1953 Abandoned October 1890 and January 1926. Also called Well Royd? Shibden Hall Brick & Tile Works Shibden, Halifax 1888 1893 Linked to Lister Pit by a tramway, 1925 1968 1888 1890 1883 1929 1883 1872 1857 1875 1893 1862 1887 1869 Abandoned February 1926. See New Sharlston Sunk in 1858 and closed in July 1993. Sinking 1873 to 1883. See Walton from 1873 to 1884 and from 1954 to 1980. Abandoned 31/01/1925. Closed in August 1968. Abandoned November 1890. Crowther, Crowther & Crowther See Soaphouse between 1855 and 1860. May have closed in 1929 - at Brow Lane, Shelf. Shibden Head Shipley Shipley (a) Shipley (b) Shipley Coal Shipley Moor (a) Shipley Moor (aa) Shipley Moor (b) Ambler Thorn, Halifax Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Halifax Shipley, Bradford 1870 1888 1863 1865 1888 1864 1870 1865 1899 1924 1865 1874 1896 1883 1877 1885 Shireoaks Shireoaks 1856 1990 Shireoaks No.3 Shireoaks Nos.1 & 2 Shugden (a) Shugden (b) Shugden Head Shugden Head (a) Shuttle Eye Shireoaks Shireoaks Bradshaw, Halifax Bradshaw, Halifax Bradshaw, Halifax Bradshaw, Halifax Grange Moor, Wakefield 1924 1856 1855 1870 1856 1858 1877 Sidcup Main Cudworth 1907 1921 Siddal Siddal Top Silica Fireclay Mine Silkstone Silkstone (a) Silkstone (c) Silkstone (d) Silkstone Banks Halifax Siddal, Halifax Oughtibridge, Sheffield Barnsley Higham, Barnsley Whitwood, Normanton Silkstone, Barnsley Barnsley 1915 1974 1882 1854 1873 1869 1928 1875 1990 1990 1898 1883 1882 1872 1973 1901 1974 1912 1867 1867 1899 1930 1878 Worked from 1911 to 1913 with Ford Hill. Part of Shipley Fireclay Works at Low Wood. Sinking from 1854 to 1859. It merged with Steetley on 27/03/1983 and closed in June 1990. Sunk 1924-26. Closed 26/05/1990. Closed 26/05/1990. May have been working in 1856 and close in April 1973. Waterlogged from 1908 to 1910. Abandoned in December 1922. At Shafton Brickyard, Cudworth. Standing 1915 to 1916. Opened c1974 by S. Wilkinson & Sons Ltd. May have been working in 1854. Discontinued February 1928. Abandoned September 1930 Silkstone Clay Mine Silkstone Common Silkstone Fall Silkstone Main Silkstone Main Silkstone New, or Higham Silverwood Sim Hill Simon Wood Simpson Pit Sinking Wood Six Lanes End Skiers Spring Skiers Spring Slack Hill Slaters Slead Sledbrook Smear Hall Smedles Smelter Wood Smithey Place Smithies Barnsley Silkstone Common, Barnsley Dodworth, Barnsley Silkstone Common, Barnsley Silkstone, Barnsley 1879 1893 Barnsley 1868 1872 Thrybergh Thurgoland, Sheffield Elsecar, Barnsley Farnley, Leeds Huddersfield Flockton, Wakefield Hoyland Common, Barnsley Rotherham Barnsley Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Hazlehead, Holmfirth Wray, Lancaster Bowling, Bradford Sheffield Honley, Bradford Barnsley 1899 1862 1869 1885 1855 1886 1855 1945 Sinking 1923 to 1924 and merged with Wentworth Silkstone in January 1961 Not listed from 1875 to 1892. Temporarily closed 30/06/1925. 1915 1926 Abandoned February 1926. 1856 1875 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. 1923 1961 1994 1872 1903 1903 1888 1894 Sinking from 1899 to 1904. Closed 23/12/1994. Closed c1903. Abandoned 1903. Reopened briefly in 1921 1915 1977 Sinking from 1915 to 1920. Last coal cut 14/01/1977. 1879 1877 1897 1899 1893 1896 1868 1920 1856 1876 Ironstone, abandoned November 1879. 1882 1877 1904 1900 1958 1896 1872 1929 1863 1894 W. Thwaite Fawthrop Bros Abandoned November 19th 1929 Smithies (a) Birstall, Dewsbury 1855 1888 Smithy Bridge Barnsley 1869 1869 Smithy Hill Liversedge, Dewsbury 1868 1874 Smithy Wood Ecclesfleld, Sheffield 1932 1972 Smut Hole Snapethorpe Snowgatehead Snydale Hazlehead, Holmfirth Wakefield Huddersfield Whitwood, Normanton 1902 1864 1876 1861 Soaphouse Sheffield 1855 1871 Soft Band Drift Hazlehead, Holmfirth 1915 1935 Softley Soil Hill Soothill Hazlehead, Holmfirth Ovenden, Halifax Batley, Dewsbury 1923 1924 1855 1879 1854 1930 Soothill Wood Batley, Dewsbury 1873 1928 Soughley Hazlehead, Holmfirth 1925 1933 South Edge Hipperhome, Bradford 1891 1932 South Elmsall South Elmsall, Doncaster 1924 1993 South Grain Todmorden 1856 1937 South Hiendley South Kirkby South Hiendley South Kirkby, Pontefract 1891 1918 1876 1988 1914 1881 1896 1965 Also called New Gawber. Sunk prior to 1869 - also called New Gawber Included with Norfolk until 1931. Smithy Wood was sunk in 1890 and modernised in 1954. Close in December 1972. Sunk in 1862 and closed in August 1965. This mine may also be the one entered as Sheffield from 1855 to 1860 fit. Not worked in 1922 and 1926. Reopened November 1927. Discontinued October 4th 1928. Maintenance work only 1933 to 1935. Discontinued 1935. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned March 1930 Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Discontinued September 1927. Abandoned 18/02/1928. Abandoned 25/03/1933 W.H. Bentley, Ledgard & Naylor 1893 onwards. Not listed after 1897. Mine idle 1932 to 1937. Sinking from 1920 to 1923 and was closed in November 1993. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Closed 1903 and reopened c1931 Abandoned in 1920. Sinking from 1876 to 1883. Closed 25/03/1988. Southages Rastrick, Brighouse 1899 1955 Southedge Southedge Southedge Hipperhome, Bradford Hipperhome, Bradford Lightcliffe, Brighouse 1903 1907 1907 1907 1932 1937 Southfield Liversedge, Dewsbury 1888 1934 Southfield Southfield Lane Southgates Southowram Southowram Sovereign Sowden Sowden Pit No.4 Sowerby Gate Spa House Speedwell Speedwell Spen Bank Spen Vale Spink Hall Drighlington, Leeds Bradford Rastrick, Brighouse Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Dodworth, Barnsley Farnley, Leeds Farnley, Leeds High Abbotside, Hawes Wakefield Mapplewell, Barnsley Nab End Cleckheaton Heckmondwike Sheffield 1887 1873 1898 1854 1965 1880 1924 1921 1921 1854 1901 1911 1901 1873 Spinkwell Bradford 1903 1911 1887 1873 1938 1898 1854 1969 1894 1932 1922 1924 1867 1909 1914 1901 1889 Includes Southages Nos.10 & 11 from 1924 to January 1935. Bentley & Smith; S. Marshall & Sons 1937 onwards. 57 years. Sunk 1899, worked almost without a break until 1939; reopened 1946 and finally closed 1955. Employed up to 150 men about 1900. Good detailed plans. Originals held by Thornhill Yorkshire Estates. J. Brooke & Sons G. Walker Brookes Ltd Discontinued June 1929. Discontinued August 1934 and abandoned December 1935 Sinking = Southages? Baines, Whiteley & Rushworth Pumping Station See Staggs Fell Abandoned Name given as Mapplewell J. Pearson Sinking 1911 to 1914. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. Moulson & Mellors; Spinkwell Quarries 1907; Moulson & Mellors 1908 onwards. Standing from 1911 to 1913. Off Bolton Road? Mainly fireclay Spitewinter Spring End Bradfield, Sheffield Wakefield 1948 1949 1855 1857 Spring Gardens Drighlington, Leeds 1855 1927 Spring Gardens Spring Grove Spring Vale Spring Wood Spring Wood Kirkheaton, Huddersfield 1919 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1919 Crookes, Sheffield 1884 Ecclesfleld, Sheffield 1878 Rainsworth 1918 Springfield Shibden, Halifax 1944 1987 Springfield Springfield Farm Springfield Thorn Springhall Springwood Springwood St David's Kirkburton, Huddersfield Shibden, Halifax Morley, Leeds Lightcliffe, Brighouse Mirfield, Dewsbury Huddersfield Oughtibridge, Sheffield 1876 1938 1927 1931 1934 1862 1862 St Helen's Kirkburton, Huddersfield 1902 1929 Standing in 1905. Discontinued February 1929 and abandoned February 1930 St John�s Normanton 1870 1973 Sinking c1868. Production ended at the end of August 1973. St John�s (d) Normanton 1854 1883 St John�s Cliff Wakefield 1854 1854 Staggs Fell Stainborough High Abbotside, Hawes Barnsley 1885 1925 1854 1860 1921 1927 1887 1887 1923 1877 1945 1927 1931 1936 1877 1881 Includes Lumb Wood from 1914 to 1927. Abandoned May 1913 and reopened c1928 Abandoned 30/09/1927. Sinking from 1884 to 1887. Mainly a Fireclay mine. Formerly (1947-1949) called Springfield Farm Sinking from 1876 to 1877. Mainly a Fireclay mine. Abandoned 02/04/1927. W. & J. Glossop Ltd Discontinued January 1936. Abandoned December 1937 Sinking began in 1862. Not worked 1914 to 1918 Or Stainborough Park. Staincliffe Staincross Stainton Stanbury Moor Dewsbury Smithies, Barnsley Stainton Stanbury, Keighley 1855 1918 1887 1861 1901 1927 1926 1864 Stanhope Silkstone, Barnsley 1901 1930 Stanhope Shaft Stanhope Silkstone Main Stanley Stanley Main Stannington Stannington Wood Star Star Star Farm Opencast Starnhill Station Station Road Steel Bank Higham Silkstone, Barnsley Stanley, Wakefield Liversedge, Dewsbury Stannington, Sheffield Stannington, Sheffield Netherton, Wakefield Netherton, Wakefield Lepton, Huddersfield Sheffield Birkenshaw, Bradford Hipperhome, Bradford Walkley, Sheffield 1986 1876 1855 1868 1873 1876 1923 1858 1961 1888 1925 1911 1882 Steetley Steetley 1873 1985 Sticker Lane Stile Common Bowling, Bradford Huddersfield 1921 1923 1884 1885 Stillingfleet Stillingfleet, Selby 1978 2004 Stockdale Stocksbridge Muker Stocksbridge, Sheffield 1910 1930 1861 1948 1988 1899 1880 1927 1883 1905 1924 1887 1961 1905 1930 1922 1887 Not lised from 1868 to 1880. Abandoned in 1901. Abandoned 13/03/1927. Not worked 1918 to 1921. Not worked in 1927. Prospecting. = Stanhope Silkstone. Seams abandoned on 18/06/1928. Used as a pumping station until September 1930. Pumping Station On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Ferry Pit Abandoned 10/08/1927. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 12/02/1924. Standing 1902 to 1905 and abandoned in 1905. Discontinued in May 1930. Abandoned January 1932. Sunk 1873 to 1876. Merged with Shireoaks on 27/03/1983 and its coal taken up the drift at Shireoaks. Abandoned October 1923. Production began in January 1988. Incorporated North Selby from 1998 and closed on 30/07/2004. Opening Sunk 1890. Called - Stocksbridge No.1 from 1912 to 1927. Closed in April 1948. Stocksbridge No.3 Stocksbridge, New Stocksmoor Stone Stoney Brow Stoney Royd Stonyhall Stopes Storrs Storrs Bridge Storrs Bridge Nos.1 & 2 Storrs Hill Storrs Mill Storth & Tonge Royd Stocksbridge, Sheffield Stocksbridge, Sheffield Wakefield Halifax Siddal, Halifax Thornhill, Dewsbury Halifax Stannington, Sheffield Loxley, Sheffield Loxley, Sheffield Loxley, Sheffield South Ossett Cudworth Elland, Halifax 1912 1914 1858 1918 1914 1943 1855 1901 1891 1878 1936 1901 1957 1954 1915 1927 1883 1947 1915 1947 1869 1905 1980 1935 1982 1908 1957 1955 Storth (a) Hawes 1877 1922 Storth (b) Storth (c) Storth No.3 Storth Nos.1 & 2 Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax 1888 1888 1953 1915 Strafford Main Dodworth, Barnsley 1855 1935 Strawberry Bank Strawberry Lea No.2 Stream Head Street Lane Liversedge, Dewsbury Dore, Sheffield Bradford Leeds 1866 1940 1854 1854 1918 1905 1955 1961 1918 1945 1860 1860 Sinking 1914. Discontinued October 1941. Abandoned 29/05/1947. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Not listed from 1895 to 1900. Closed 16/07/1982. Standing 1904 to 1908. Standing from 1891 to 1893 and from 1916 to 1919 and in 1921, but re-opened in 1920. Standing in 1926. Not working from 1901 to 1905. Abandoned 17/11/1953 (?). Abandoned 26/03/1960. Discontinued August 1935. Used as a Pumping Station from 1944 to 1945 and from 1981 to 1988. See Rob Royd. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Street Lane (a) Street Lane (b) Gildersome, Leeds Gildersome, Leeds 1876 1879 1876 1880 Street Lane (c) Gildersome, Leeds 1901 1952 Street Lane No.2 Gildersome, Leeds 1935 1936 Streethouse Strinesdale Stubbin Stubbin Stubbin House Stubbin Lane Stubbins Stubley Stubley Farm Stubley Farm Studfield Hill Summer Leys Summerfield Pontefract Saddleworth, Oldham Denby Dale Oughtibridge, Sheffield Denby Dale Handsworth, Sheffield Hipperhome, Bradford Heckmondwike, Leeds Heckmondwike, Leeds Gomersal, Leeds Loxley, Sheffield Idle, Bradford Idle, Bradford 1873 1856 1911 1908 1952 1873 1900 1855 1861 1873 1907 1846 1897 Sunny Bank Southowram, Halifax 1877 1914 Sunny Bank (a) Sunny Bank (b) Sunny Vale Swaithe Main Swalesmoor Swallow Hill Birkenshaw, Bradford 1876 Birkenshaw, Bradford 1913 Southowram, Halifax 1898 Worsbrough Dale, Barnsley 1861 Northowram, Halifax 1845 Barugh, Barnsley 1945 1883 1869 1919 1927 1961 1876 1901 1860 1867 1873 1909 1852 1897 1879 1915 1962 1894 1947 Sinking from 1876 to 1878. Sinking from 1876 to 1878. Standing from 1904 to 1909 and from 1913 to 1927. Reopened in 1928. Abandoned October 1935. Reopened by 1944. Closed 1952 Abandoned February 1936. Employment included with Street Lane Abandoned 19/11/1927. Sinking from 1873 to 1876. J. Brooke & Sons Sinking Messrs Vint E.S. Vint Abandoned May 1st 1889. Discontinued in 1909 and 1910. Abandoned 30/09/1914. Abandoned 19/05/1915. Abandoned in 1915. Plan No.8531 - 80 Yard Band abandoned January 1st 1922. Sunk about 1860. Explosion on 06/12/1875 - 143 killed. Sunk 1845 Developing from 1945 to 1947, Swallow Hill Swallow Nest Swallow Wood Swallownest Swallows Swan Bank Swan Bank (a) Swillington Park Swillington Quarry Darton, Barnsley Sheffield Rawmarsh, Rotherham Barugh, Barnsley Mosbrough, Sheffield Siddal, Halifax Siddal, Halifax Swillington, Leeds Swillington, Leeds 1855 1854 1854 1948 1854 1854 1921 1996 1894 1854 1860 1949 1852 1860 1874 1923 1996 Swindell Hill Whitley Upper 1927 1945 Swinton Common Swinton 1874 1929 Swinton Park Gate Syke Ing Syke Pit Sykes Rawmarsh, Rotherham Dewsbury Wibsey, Bradford Drighlington, Leeds 1854 1855 1869 1855 Sykes� Blendings Tong, Bradford 1865 1867 Tan Hill Muker 1876 1938 Tanhouse Lane Tanhouse Mill Tankersley Tankersley Tankersley Park Taylor Hill Hopton, Dewsbury Liversedge, Dewsbury Thorncliffe, Sheffield Thorncliffe, Sheffield Tankersley, Sheffield Flockton, Wakefield 1937 1868 1867 1928 1977 1884 1857 1869 1894 1885 1838 1887 1927 1947 1988 1887 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Closed in 1852 Abandoned November 1923. Abandoned 01/06/1927. Reopened in 1930 and abandoned February 1945. Sinking in 1874 but only listed from 1924 to 1929. Abandoned 30/07/1929. Sunk 1854 Sunk 1877. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Sunk 1852 by Terry & Co. Coal was mined at Tanhill from the mediaeval period. Abandoned July 1935. Abandoned 1938. Sunk 1873. Used as a Pumping Station in 1928 and in 1947. Pumping Station. Pumping Station Sinking from 1884 to 1887. Taylor Hill Taylor Mills Taylor Mills Tempest Temple Tenter Croft Thickthorn 1855 1884 1908 1873 1913 1888 1874 Thorncliffe Thorncliffe Green Thorncliffe Spring Huddersfield Oakenshaw, Bradford Oakenshaw, Bradford Adwalton, Leeds Swillington, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Leeds Silkstone Common, Barnsley Silkstone Common, Barnsley Thorncliffe, Sheffield Kirkburton, Huddersfield Dogley Bar, Huddersfield Thorne Moorends, Doncaster 1909 1956 Thornhill Thornhill Thornley Silkstone Thornton (a) Thornton (b) Thornton (c) Thornton (d) Thornton (e) Thornton (f) Thornton (g) Thornton (h) Thornhill, Dewsbury Thornhill, Dewsbury Thurgoland, Sheffield Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford 1948 1855 1893 1854 1854 1861 1870 1898 1861 1864 1873 Thimble Lodge Thimble Wood 1871 1889 1928 1874 1968 1902 1875 1942 1945 Abandoned December 1928. Sinking Sinking 1913 to 1914. Became part of Waterloo Main from 1947. Sinking from 1874 to 1875. Discontinued November 1943. Abandoned January 1945 1940 1945 1854 1955 1877 1913 1880 1893 1972 1857 1910 1869 1860 1870 1881 1924 1899 1869 1877 Production ended 02/04/1955. Sinking from 1878 to 1879. Sinking from 1880 to 1882. Sinking from 1909 and production began in 1924. Closed in September 1956. Closed in April 1972 and included Ingham's and Combs. See Combs & Inghams from 1858 to 1947. Abandoned Standing 1915 to 1916 Thornton Heights Thornton Moor Thornton Road Thornton Road (a) Thornton, Bradford Bradford Thornton, Bradford Thornton, Bradford 1892 1897 1855 1858 1892 1897 1860 1871 Thorpe Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham 1978 1988 Thorpe Common Thorpe Hall Thorpe Hesley Thorpe Hesley Three Nuns Threshfield Threshfield Throstle Nest Rotherham Knosthorpe, Leeds Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham Thorpe Hesley, Rotherham Hartshead, Bradford Threshfield, Skipton Threshfield, Skipton Lepton, Huddersfield 1854 1854 1874 1901 1897 1901 1847 1909 Thrybergh Hall Kilnhurst, Rotherham 1854 1923 Thurcroft Main Thurgoland Thurston Clough Thurstonland Thurstonland (a) Thurstonland (b) Thurstonland (c) Thurstonland (d) Thurstonland Bank Thurstonland No.2 Tingle Bridge Thurcroft, Rotherham Wortley, Sheffield Delph, Oldham Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Brockholes, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Barnsley 1909 1854 1916 1854 1859 1870 1873 1879 1875 1911 1877 1869 1860 1876 1903 1928 1905 1900 1931 1991 1887 1936 1863 1869 1877 1887 1910 1876 1912 1892 F. Haigh W. Jenning See Thorpe Hesley? Used as a Pumping Station from 1978 to 1988. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Abandoned November 1928. Sunk in 1901 and abandoned 04/11/1905. Standing in 1900. These are very old pits. Discontinued July 1931. Called Thrybergh from 1854 to 1857. Also called Kilnhurst Colliery. Closed 1988. Sinking 1909 to 1912. Closed 06/12/1991. Abandoned 05/01/1922 and abandoned August 1936 Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Not listed from 1882 to 1900. Abandoned Sinking from 1877 to 1880. See Willow Main in 1888. Tingle Pit Tinsley Park Tinsley Park Nos 2 & 4 Tivydale Tivydale No.2 Todmorden Moor No.1 Todmorden Moor No.2 Toftshaw Bottom Toftshaw Moor Toftshaw Moor Toll Bar House Tom Hill Tom Royd Tom Royd Tong Tong (a) Tong (b) Tong (c) Tong (d) Tong Lane Tong Moor Tong No.1 Tong Street (a) Tong Street (b) Tong Street (c) Tong Street (d) Farnley, Leeds Tinsley Park, Sheffield Tinsley Park, Sheffield Cawthorne Cawthorne Dulesgate, Todmorden Dulesgate, Todmorden Hunsworth, Bradford East Bierley, Bradford East Bierley, Bradford Cawthorne Dungworth, Sheffield Huddersfield Silkstone Common, Barnsley Bowling, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Birkenshaw, Bradford Dudley Hill, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford Tong, Bradford 1878 1854 1852 1911 1927 1856 1942 1903 1913 1868 1932 1879 1854 1879 1938 1928 1937 1948 1957 1914 1950 1883 1935 1884 1854 1924 1928 1861 1866 1855 1854 1855 1928 1868 1888 1854 1854 1858 1870 1867 1879 1883 1883 1857 1960 1887 1923 1867 1860 1860 1874 Standing 1905 to 1908. Abandoned in 1908. Abandoned October 1928. Abandoned January 1937 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned August 1914. Sunk 1913 to 1914 and closed in August 1950. Abandoned February 1935 Abandoned 29/02/1928. Not listed from 1894 to 1900. Tonge Royd Elland, Halifax 1888 1946 Top o' Close Top o' Hill Toppit Townend Townend Treeton Tringhow Trinity Tuckroyd Tuckroyd Tuckroyd Tunnel End Drift Twinge Lane Twinge Lane Tyburn Lane Tyersal Tyersal Hall Tyersal Opencast Ughill Ughill Underbank Underbank Mill Underhill Upper Bagden Upper Cumberworth 1911 Thurstonland 1892 Clayton West, Huddersfield 1865 Bolsterstone, Sheffield 1914 Deepcar, Sheffield 1890 Treeton 1878 Batley, Dewsbury 1863 Birstall, Dewsbury 1873 Hipperhome, Bradford 1897 Hipperhome, Bradford 1920 Hipperhome, Bradford 1930 Lower Cumberworth 1904 Southowram, Halifax 1912 Southowram, Halifax 1926 Emley, Wakefield 1894 Tyersal, Bradford 1931 Pudsey, Leeds 1942 Tyersal, Bradford 1949 Bradfield, Sheffield 1940 Bradfield, Sheffield 1891 Richmond 1913 Huddersfield 1893 Barnsley 1876 Denby Dale 1910 1912 1924 1902 1945 1894 1990 1863 1875 1908 1926 1935 1905 1913 1932 1894 1937 1944 1953 1980 1899 1921 1894 1887 1937 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned January 1909. Standing 1911 to 1926. Reopened from c1944 to 1946, but not worked during 1947. Abandoned 01/05/1948. Not listed from 1900 to 1906. Abandoned February 1924. Standing in 1902. Flooded from 1903 to 1907. Abandoned December 1945 Sinking 1875 to 1878 and closed 07/12/1990. Sinking from 1873 to 1875. J. Brooke & Sons Brookes Ltd J.R. Oates; J.R. Oates & Sons 1934 onwards Standing 1907 to 1909. Marshall Bros Bottomley & Gledhill Discontinued December 1936 and abandoned December 1937 Abandoned October 1944. Not worked from 1915 to 1922. New opening 1910 to 1913. Abandoned 19/12/1925 and reopened Upper Batley Upper Bradley Upper Crossley Upper Cumberworth Fireclay Upper Denby Upper Edge Upper Elsecar Upper Hallam Upper Lane Upper Ozzings Upper Shay Farm Upton Usher Wood Valley (a) Valley (b) Venture in 1933. Abandoned June 1937 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Dewsbury Huddersfield Mirfield, Dewsbury 1858 1869 1855 1869 1868 1887 Upper Cumberworth 1932 1936 Discontinued September 1935. Abandoned February 1936 Upper Denby Elland, Halifax Barnsley Sheffield Gomersal Shelley, Huddersfield Denholme, Keighley Upton, Doncaster Oughtibridge, Sheffield Hunsworth, Bradford Oakenshaw, Bradford Burmantofts, Leeds Worsboro' Common, Barnsley Worsboro' Common, Barnsley 1902 1887 1856 1854 1923 1927 1912 1924 1925 1881 1884 1907 Abandoned 1904. Abandoned Vernon No.2 Pindar Oaks, Barnsley 1920 1927 Vernon No.3 Vernon Silkstone Vicar Lane Ward Green, Barnsley Sheffield Woodhouse, Sheffield 1920 1923 1874 1892 1927 1934 Vernon Vernon No.1 1904 1925 1860 1860 1925 1930 1918 1964 1947 1899 1905 1907 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 20/02/1926. Abandoned 20/10/1930. Reopening old workings. Standing 1915 to 1916. Sinking 1924 to 1926. Closed November 1964. Discontinued March 1947. Abandoned 31/03/1947. 1909 1919 Continued as Vernon No.1 until 1924. 1920 1924 Abandoned 06/06/1924. Sinking in 1920. Discontinued 1923 to 1924. Abandoned 03/09/1927. Discontinued 1923 and abandoned 1924. Sinking from 1874 to 1878. Abandoned 03/11/1927. Working 1930 to 1934, but no coal raised in 1935. Discontinued August 1936 and abandoned in 1938. Victoria Victoria Victoria (a) Victoria (b) Victoria (c) Victoria (d) Victoria (e ) Victoria (f) Victoria (g) Victoria (i) Victoria (l) Victoria (m) Victoria (o) Victoria (p) Victoria No.1 Victoria No.1 Victoria No.2 Victoria No.2 Barnsley Micklefield, Leeds Stanley, Wakefield Barnsley Ward Green, Barnsley Barnsley Leeds Adwalton, Leeds Morley, Leeds Morley, Leeds Elland, Halifax Heckmondwike Pontefract Lepton, Huddersfield Elland, Halifax Lepton, Huddersfield Lepton, Huddersfield Elland, Halifax 1868 1877 1854 1855 1905 1912 1855 1861 1861 1905 1878 1888 1878 1901 1924 1908 1914 1924 1869 1877 1887 1885 1907 1922 1872 1887 1887 1937 1923 1909 1879 1907 1945 1921 1948 1938 Victoria No.3 Rowley Bottom 1914 1944 Victoria No.4 Victoria No.5 Victoria Nos.2 & 4 Victoria Nyanza Wadsley Wadsley Common Elland, Halifax Fenay Bridge, Huddersfield Huddersfield Lepton, Huddersfield Sheffield Wadsley, Sheffield 1949 1959 1949 1901 1873 1890 1958 1959 1958 1902 1887 1923 See Bruntcliffe from 1888 to 1904. See Bruntcliffe. Discontinued September 1929. See Victoria No.1 from 1924 Abandoned Abandoned January 1919. Discontinued January 1945. Abandoned October 1921. Abandoned July 1943. Reopened from 1945 to 1948. Abandoned 09/07/1942. Sinking in 1914 and 1920. Abandoned June 1944. Wentworth No.1 in 1947. Abandoned 26/06/1923 Wadsley Common (a) Wadsley Park Wadsley, Sheffield Wadsley, Sheffield 1904 1915 1901 1938 Waleswood Aston, Sheffield 1861 1948 Waleswood Aston, Sheffield 1953 1988 Walkley Heckmondwike 1933 1936 Walkley Lane Heckmondwike 1908 1932 Wall Pit Wallsend Main Walter Clough Walterclough Walton Walton No.3 Hunsworth, Bradford Smithies, Barnsley Shibden, Halifax Shibden, Halifax Crofton, Wakefield Walton, Wakefield 1883 1902 1873 1905 1873 1983 Warren House Upper Haugh, Rawmarsh 1860 1952 Warren House Warren Park Quarry Dewsbury Bingley, Bradford 1868 1872 1910 1913 Warren Vale Rawmarsh, Rotherham 1854 1938 Water Haigh Oulton, Leeds 1908 1970 Water Loose Waterloo Waterloo Main Waterloo Main, Dam Pit Adwalton, Leeds Woodlesford, Leeds Temple Newsam, Leeds Temple Newsam, Leeds 1862 1855 1854 1907 1893 1905 1878 1980 1979 1987 1872 1879 1968 1916 Abandoned September 1940 Closed in 15/05/1948 and used as a Pumping Station from 1953 to 1988. Closed in May 1948 and used as a Pumping Station from 1953 to 1988. Discontinued July 1933 Standing 1908. Sinking in 1909 and 1910. Abandoned 10/05/1922. Sinking in 1873 to 1878. Sinking from 1873 to 1883. Closed December 1979. Pumping Station Sinking to Barnsley 1860 and to Parkgate 1894. Used as a Pumping Station from 1944 to 1952. Stone shafts in the Gilstead area. 20/12/1851 - explosion killed 52. Developing 1933 to 1938. Closed 1905 to 1932. Sinking from 1908 to 1909. Closed in April 1970 and then used as a Training Centre until 1972. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Closed in December 1968.. Sunk 1906 Waterloo Main, Park Pit Temple Newsam, Leeds 1917 1927 Waterloo Main, Park Pit Waterloo Main, Temple Pit Waterloo, Emley Waterside Temple Newsam, Leeds 1929 1945 Temple Newsam, Leeds 1913 1968 Flockton, Wakefield Burton-in-Lonsdale 1896 1912 1896 1911 Wath Main Wath upon Dearne 1873 1988 Wath Wood Watson Wavell Pit Webster Well House Well Royd Wellington Wentworth Wentworth Drift Barnsley Southowram, Halifax Scholes, Bradford Adwalton, Leeds Penistone Southowram, Halifax Gomersal Birstal, Leeds Wentworth 1874 1926 1881 1875 1911 1896 1866 1855 1947 Wentworth Silkstone Stainbro' 1911 1978 West Ardsley West Ardsley West Ardsley, Leeds West Ardsley, Leeds 1934 1935 1855 1931 West End Morley, Leeds 1898 1933 West End (b) Romaldkirk 1923 1925 West Field Wyke, Bradford 1877 1887 1875 1928 1892 1882 1921 1899 1881 1861 1955 Sunk 1857. Discontinued 23/11/1927. Used as a Pumping Station from 1929 to 1945. Used as a Pumping Station from 1929 to 1945 Sinking Temple Pit from 1913 to 1914. Became part of Waterloo Main from 1947. Standing 1902 to 1911. Abandoned in 1912 Standing 1908 to 1911. Sinking from 1873 to 1877. Merged with Manvers in 1986 and closed 25/03/1988. Abandoned 1928. Part of Whitehall Colliery. Closed in November 1955. Merged with Silkstone Common in January 1961 and closed in July 1978 and became a pumping pit.. Pumping Shaft from 1934 to 1935. Abandoned April 1931. See Morley West End from 1876 to 1897. Discontinued May 1933. Abandoned October 1937 Standing in 1926 and abandoned in March 1927. Sinking from 1877 to 1878. Standing from 1888 to 1898 and from 1903 to 1905. West Field West Gawber West Gawber Main West House West Hunsworth West Kiveton West Lane Wyke, Bradford Barnsley Barnsley Heaton, Bradford Hunsworth, Bradford Kiveton Park Gomersal 1877 1858 1890 1901 1888 1874 1873 West Lane Southowram, Halifax 1897 1918 West Lane West Lane West Lane West Lane West Lane West Melton West Pits West Riding West Riding (Fox Pit)) Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Gomersal Southowram, Halifax Southowram, Halifax Melton, Rotherham High Abbotside, Hawes Altofts, Wakefield Altofts, Wakefield 1899 1899 1861 1900 1897 1854 1926 1854 1885 West Scrafton West Scrafton, Leyburn 1870 1915 West Silkstone West Yorkshire West Yorkshire (a) Westcroft Lane Westfield Westfield (a) Silkstone Common, Barnsley Manston, Leeds Birstall, Dewsbury Northowram, Halifax Ossett, Wakefield Parkgate, Rawmarsh 1924 1875 1893 1908 1902 1898 1909 1902 1867 1900 1916 1886 1926 1966 1966 1855 1912 1865 1862 1898 1863 1925 1882 1873 1905 1872 1988 Sinking in 1905. Abandoned 11/01/1924. E. Tetley; Hill & Craven 1902 onwards Included Cleckheaton Sunk 1874 to 1875. Also called Kiveton Park No.3 Shaft. Sinking from 1883 to 1887 S. Marshall & Son; Marshall & Greenwood 1899-1901; Marshall & Sons 1901 onwards J. Farrar; Farrar & Sons Hartley & Kaye L. Clegg & Co Sunk 1896. Closed since 31/12/1926 1964-1965 = Fox Drift. Closed October 1966. Sunk to Silkstone in 1885 and the Better Bed in 1908. Reopening from 1905 to 1908. Abandoned in August 1908 and on 26/11/1915. Not listed from 1871 to 1898. Abandoned in 1912. Reopened in 1921 and abandoned in 1922. Listed in 1877. Working in 1897 and 1899. Westgate Westgate Common Westgate Manor Westgate Moor Westroyde Westwood Wetshaw Cleckheaton Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Hipperhome, Bradford Sheffield Ughill, Sheffield 1905 1890 1854 1874 1909 1863 1905 1915 1903 1860 1881 1909 1866 1905 Wharncliffe Oughtibridge, Sheffield 1859 1945 Abandoned March 1915 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. = Westgate Common Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Not listed from 1890 to 1909. Working from 1910 to 1919. Not listed from 1920 to 1936. Working from 1937 to 1945. Abandoned February 1945. See also Wharncliffe Wood Sinking Used as a Pumping Station from 1972 to 1988. Sunk 1853 and opened in 1854. Called Wharncliffe Silkstone No.1 until 1930. Closed and merged with Rockingham in June 1967. Used as a Pumping Station from 1972 to 1988 Wharncliffe Chase Deepcar, Sheffield Wharncliffe Haigh Moor Barnsley Wharncliffe Silkstone Pilley 1927 1947 1910 1972 1988 Wharncliffe Silkstone Pilley 1860 1967 Wharncliffe Silkstone, Knoll Drift Tankersley, Sheffield 1905 1914 Used as a pumping station 1918 to 1921. Wharncliffe Wood Deepcar, Sheffield 1866 1936 Not listed from 1882 to 1914. Discontinued July 1936 and abandoned August 1938. Carlton 1970 1988 No.3 used as a Pumping Station from 1970 to 1988. Carlton 1871 1965 Carlton 1925 1970 Barnsley Deepcar, Sheffield 1878 1899 1901 1909 Wharncliffe Woodmoor No. 3 Wharncliffe Woodmoor Nos.1, 2 & 3 Wharncliffe Woodmoor Nos.4 & 5 Wharncliffe, Carlton Wharncliffe, Ganister Sinking in 1871. Closed in August 1965. No.3 used as a Pumping Station from 1970 to 1988. Called Carlton Main until it closed in 1909 and reopened in 1925. Closed in July 1970. Wheatley Wood Wheatshire Wheldale Whetley Whinmore No.1 Whinmore No.2 Whinny Moor Whitaker Pits White Close Lane White Gate White Hart White Hill or Penny Pie White Horse White Lea White Lee White Rock Whitegate Whitehall Whitehall Whitehills Whitemoor White's Dayhole Whitley Whitley Beaumont Opencast Site Whitley Clough Whitley Park Darton, Barnsley Ughill, Sheffield Castleford Bradford Skelmanthorpe Skelmanthorpe Ossett, Wakefield Scholes, Bradford Denby Dale Halifax Bradford Dodworth, Barnsley York Road, Leeds Heckmondwike Leeds High Abbotside, Hawes Siddal, Halifax Wyke, Bradford Scholes, Cleckheaton Kippax, Leeds Barlby, Selby Farnley, Leeds Kirkheaton, Huddersfield 1869 1891 1863 1855 1910? 1916 1869 1882 1917 1878 1888 1861 1854 1888 1854 1887 1898 1878 1893 1909 1980 1878 1854 1923 1980 1987 1858 1916 1923 1913 1899 1929 1881 1892 1872 1885 1941 1899 1913 1899 1883 1905 1913 1998 1929 1883 Whitley Beaumont 1954 1957 Mirfield, Dewsbury Mirfield, Dewsbury 1884 1947 1922 1924 Sunk 1869. Abandoned 28/04/1923. Abandoned 11/10/1969. Closed 16/10/1987. Abandoned Abandoned June 1913 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Standing in 1920. Discontinued February 1928. Sometimes given as White House. Abandoned April 1941. Not listed between 1888 and 1895. See also Wavell Pit. Production began in January 1988. Merged with Ricall in 1998. Continued as Whitley Clough? Previously called Whitley. Whitley Park & Pisgah Farm Whitley Park, Clough Gate Whitley Park, Cockley Wood Whitley Temple Drift Whitley Wood Whitwell Main Whitwood Grange Moor, Wakefield 1931 1933 Abandoned January 1933 Grange Moor, Wakefield 1925 1930 = Whitley, Clough Gate Grange Moor, Wakefield 1925 1930 Discontinued 30/06/1927. Kirkheaton, Huddersfield Mirfield, Dewsbury Pontefract Whitwood, Normanton 1955 1868 1871 1854 Whitwood, Don Pedro Loscoe, Normanton 1878 1912 Wibsey Wibsey Bank Foot Will Royd William Gill Willow Bank Willow Main Wibsey, Bradford Wibsey, Bradford Halifax Arkengarthdale Barnsley Tingle Bridge, Barnsley 1854 1871 1888 1877 1861 1888 Wilsden Wilsden, Bradford 1854 1912 Wilson Field Wilson Main Wilson Pit Rastrick, Brighouse Kirkburton, Huddersfield Oakenshaw, Bradford 1899 1900 1873 1881 1858 1897 Wilson Wood Ingleton, Settle 1855 1887 Wincobank Wincobank (a) Wincobank, Sheffield Wincobank, Sheffield 1873 1879 1874 1877 1969 1880 1871 1968 1872 1878 1894 1893 1887 1889 Closed in March 1968. Called Don Pedro before 1901. Closed in 1912 and used for ventilation. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 12/04/1883. See Tingle Bridge from 1877 to 1887. Closed in 1899 and reopened in 1909. Standing from 1912 to 1916. Abandoned in 1917. Sunderland & Mellors Sinking from 1873 to 1878. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned after an inundation on Sunday, 21st October 1866 and reopening in 1872 and production resumed from November 1874. For sale in July 1887 and closed in August 1887. Sinking from 1874 to 1876. Wincobank Hall Wincobank Wood Windmill Hill Windy Bank Winney Moor Winter Winter Hill Winter Hill Winter Main Winter Seam Wincobank, Sheffield Grimesthorpe, Sheffield Shelley, Huddersfield Ambler Thorn, Halifax Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield Hoyland, Barnsley Hoyland, Barnsley Dirtcar, Wakefield Worsbrough, Barnsley 1920 1923 1919 1855 1868 1926 1854 1872 1894 1888 1921 1924 1922 1860 1872 1926 1863 1887 1903 1889 Wistow Wistow, Selby 1976 2004 Wombwell Main Wood Wood (a) Wood (b) Wood (d) Wood Ganister Wood Lane Wood Top Woodend Woodend (a) Woodend No.2 Woodend No.3 Woodfield Woodfield Woodhead Wombwell, Barnsley Denby Dale Holmfirth, Huddersfield Holmfirth, Huddersfield Hunsworth, Bradford New Mill, Huddersfield Bradford Huddersfield Stannington, Sheffield Stannington, Sheffield Oughtibridge, Sheffield Oughtibridge, Sheffield Brighouse Liversedge, Dewsbury Hipperhome, Bradford 1854 1921 1855 1855 1878 1913 1923 1893 1902 1910 1910 1915 1918 1874 1904 1969 1926 1873 1897 1886 1914 1927 1894 1949 1940 1919 1919 1929 1875 1905 Abandoned March 1924. Abandoned 1922 On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. Abandoned 03/12/1926. Production began on 27/06/1983 and the last coal was worked 13/05/2004. Sinking from 1853 to 1854.. Closed 23/05/1969. Standing from 1924 to 1926. Abandoned June 1914 Closed. Abandoned January 1927. Mainly a ganister mine Standing Standing Hudson Brook. Abandoned September 1929 Sinking from 1874 to 1875 A. Longbottom Woodhouse Woodhouse Woodhouse Woodhouse Woodhouse Junction Woodhouse Lane Woodhouse Lane (a) Woodhouse Lane (b) Woodhouse Mill Woodlesford Woodman Woodman Clay Mine Woodmoor Woodmoor Woodmoor (a) Woodmoor (b) Woodroyd Woodroyde Woodside Woodside Woodside Woodside Opencast Site Woodsome Woodsome No.2 Woodsome Outcrop Woodthorpe Handsworth, Sheffield Hipperhome, Bradford Normanton Handsworth, Sheffield Sheffield East Ardsley, Leeds East Ardsley, Leeds East Ardsley, Leeds Sheffield Woodlesford, Leeds Elland, Halifax Elland, Halifax Crigglestone, Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield Crigglestone, Wakefield Honley, Huddersfield Wibsey, Bradford Fartown Liversedge, Dewsbury Odsal, Bradford Lepton, Huddersfield Lepton, Huddersfield Lepton, Huddersfield Rowley Bottom Sheffield 1861 1908 1914 1874 1855 1888 1873 1880 1854 1909 1878 1854 1924 1854 1873 1855 1890 1861 1883 1918 1957 1921 1921 1930 1854 1872 1908 1916 1877 1866 1899 1885 1886 1866 1887 1937 1903 1881 1926 1881 1880 1862 1897 1864 1890 1920 1957 1931 1924 1933 1928 Standing 1915 to 1916 - owner killed in War Sinking from 1874 to 1877. Sinking from 1880 to 1882. Sinking from 1873 to 1878. Sinking from 1880 to 1886. Abandoned 19/06/1937. On 1st edition O.S. 1/10560 sheet. = Woodmore Sinking from 1873 to 1877 William Aspinall Abandoned No.3 Shaft sunk 1914 to 1922. Abandoned July 1941. Sinking 1921 Abandoned December 1933. Discontinued 1928 Woodwell 1874 1878 Woollen Well Main Woolley Woolley Woolley Edge Woolley Moor Woolley Moor (a) Woolley Moor (b) Woolley, Barnsley Woolrow Worrall Worrall Moor Worrall Moor (a) Worsborough Park Batley, Dewsbury Stonebeck Up, Pateley Bridge Crigglestone, Wakefield Darton, Barnsley Darton, Barnsley Woolley Edge, Barnsley Dennington Dennington Dennington Darton, Barnsley Shelley, Huddersfield Worrall, Sheffield Worrall, Sheffield Worrall, Sheffield Worsborough, Barnsley Worsbro� Dale Worsbro�, Barnsley 1890 1892 Wortley (a) Wortley (b) Wortley No.2 Wortley No.3 Wortley Silkstone Wortley, Busk Pit Wragby Wortley, Leeds Wortley, Sheffield Wortley, Leeds Wortley, Leeds Sheffield Wortley, Leeds Wragby, Wakefield 1856 1854 1940 1948 1861 1884 1863 Wrenthorpe Wakefield 1905 1928 Woogill Sinking from 1874 to 1878 1876 1892 1874 1854 1854 1932 1896 1955 1953 1955 1892 1885 1893 1913 1855 1890 1987 1987 1966 1905 1969 1955 1988 1925 1899 1914 1922 1886 1887 1889 1969 1950 1880 1905 1863 Sinking from 1874 to 1877. Closed 22/12/1987. No. 3 Shaft sunk 1942. Closed 22/12/1987. Closed through exhaustion in June 1966. Used as a Pumping Station from 1955 to 1969. Used as a Pumping Station from 1955 to 1988. Abandoned 22/12/1925. Abandoned in 1914. Or Darwent Lane (from 1918 to 1922). Discontinued 15/09/1915. Includes Wortley No.3 from 1948 to 1950. See Busk Sunk in 1838 and closed in 1900. New sinking in 1905 and reopened in 1907 and abandoned 26/06/ 1928. Wrenthorpe Wrigley Tip Wroe Wrose Brow Wrose Hill Wycliffe Wyke Wyre Hall Yockenthwaite Coal Level York Road Yorkshire Main Colliery Wakefield Denby Dale Bradford Shipley, Bradford Shipley, Bradford Richmond Wyke, Bradford Adwalton, Leeds 1854 1915 1871 1892 1902 1935 1854 1875 1900 1915 1880 1915 1944 1938 1880 1903 Buckden - 1855 Leeds Edlington, Doncaster 1868 1878 1908 1985 Sunk in 1838 and closed in 1900. Reopened in 1905. Discontinued = Wrose Brow Brick Works = Wrose Hill Fire Clay Works. Discontinued July 1944. Abandoned - October 1938
