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Box ref Previous Title, subject, area etc Type of material Num Mineral(s) Beginn End Notes Ref ber/t etc ing date ype Date NEIMME/WA/1 Greenwich Hospital Estates NEIMME/WA/1/01 Clargill Mineral Veins - Ayle Colliery includes take notes , 1947 onwards; 1 file various 1947 1964 correspondence and plans NEIMME/WA/1/02 Ayle Common and Clargill [Ayle includes plans, copy leases, 1 file ganister, 1934 1964 Colliery] handwritten notes and coal, correspondence with colliery limestone company NEIMME/WA/1/03 A2/1 Ayle Common Coal [Low Byer includes correspondence with 1 file coal 1933 1964 Manor Mine and Ayle Burn Quarry] colliery company, annotated plans showing ganister, extracts of agreements (1934) and correspondence regarding verification of title NEIMME/WA/1/04 Alston - Black Burn - Gravel includes correspondence and plan 1 file sand, gravel 1960 1961 NEIMME/WA/1/05 Alston - Bayle Hill Mines includes correspondence and plan 1 file calamine, 1958 1958 coal NEIMME/WA/1/06 Alston - Middle Fell includes correspondence regarding 1 file calamine, 1958 1963 Eden Braes and lease. Also includes lead copy lease and plans NEIMME/WA/1/07 Alston - sales of surface mineral includes copy deed for Head Toll 1 file 1959 1974 reservations Cottage and correspondence regarding sale of estates NEIMME/WA/1/08 Alston - Yad Moss includes copy Take Note, 1 file various 1960 1964 correspondence regarding Take Note and plan NEIMME/WA/1/09 Alston Station Limestone - includes correspondence regarding 1 file limestone 1916 1953 Amalgamated Roadstone Corp Low Byer and Nentforce Quarries, copy lease and plans NEIMME/WA/1/10 Alston - River Nent Gravel includes copy leases, 1 file sand, gravel 1952 1963 correspondence regarding Blagill and Foreshield Quarries, meeting notes (1960, 1962) and plans NEIMME/WA/1/11 A1/1 Alston - Electricity Scheme correspondence regarding Rural 1 file 1927 1927 District Council lighting scheme. Also includes plan NEIMME/WA/1/12 Cashwell Wayleave correspondence regarding access to 1 file fluospar, 1953 1954 Cashwell Mine. Also includes copy lead lease and plan NEIMME/WA/1/13 Clargill correspondence regarding Leipzic 1 file ganister 1916 1954 quarry. Also includes draft Take Note and plans NEIMME/WA/1/14 Cashwell and Crossgill correspondence mainly regarding 1 file fluospar 1957 1964 fluor spa and Take Note. Also includes draft Take Note and plans NEIMME/WA/1/15 Cashwell Mine correspondence mainly regarding 1 file various, 1929 1958 lease. Also includes draft Take Notes fluospar and plans. NEIMME/WA/1/15a Cashwell Mine inclues plan and copy leases 1 file fluospar 1934 1953 NEIMME/WA/1/16 Cowper dykes includes draft lease, correspondence 1 file fluospar 1961 1961 regarding lease and plan NEIMME/WA/1/17 Blagill Limestone - Waltons Alston draft lease and plan, correspondence 1 file limestone 1942 1960 Lime and Coal Company regarding lease NEIMME/WA/1/18 Blagill, Mount Hooley and How Hill correspondence regarding proposed 1 file fluospar, 1923 1958 Minerals: George G Blackell and Sons colliery, leases, dumps and lead, coal Co compensation for cow. Also includes plans and accounts NEIMME/WA/1/19 N1/14 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - correspondence and plan 1 file lead 1921 1923 Netherhead and Co Mines - Termination of leases 1922 including terms and co of lease of water rights and compressed air agreement NEIMME/WA/1/20 R1/1 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - Rodderup Correspondence regarding mineral 1 file lead 1912 1951 Fell samples, lost sheep and fluor spa agreement. Also includes copy lease NEIMME/WA/1/21 N2/2 Vieille Montange Zinc Co - correspondence regarding royalties 1 file various 1926 1926 Nentsbury Mines NEIMME/WA/1/22 N1/8 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - Nenthead correspondence regarding Nenthead 1 file 1923 1948 Buildings and Surface questions NEIMME/WA/1/23 Alston - Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - correspondence 1 file fluospar 1946 1950 Expiration of Nenthead and Nentsbury leases, renewal of Rodderup Fell lease NEIMME/WA/1/24 N1/7 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - Nenthead includes plan 1 file 1927 1931 and co mines - correspondence re aerial ropeway and powerline NEIMME/WA/1/25 Vieille Montange Zinc Co includes copy leases, handwritten 1 file fluospar, 1896 1958 notes and some correspondence lead, zinc NEIMME/WA/1/26 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - Nenthead includes meeting memo (1942), 1 file fluospar, 1942 1955 dumps accounts, correspondence regarding lead subsidence and royalty. Plan NEIMME/WA/1/27 Rent roll for Langley Barony, Throckley Estate, 1 ? ? Scremeston Estate, Alston, Ayle and volu Whitlow manors me NEIMME/WA/1/28 Rent roll for Langley Barony, Throckley Estate, 1 later ? Scremeston Estate, Alston, Ayle and volu than Whitlow manors me 1/27 NEIMME/WA/2 Greenwich Hospital Estates NEIMME/WA/2/26a N1/6 Vieille Montagne Zinc Co - Nenthead correspondence re leases, rents, 1 file ganister, 1925 1943 etc Mines : Negotiations re New prospecting. Nenthead, Rodderup, galena (Pb), Lease 1925 Nentsberry blende(Zn) NEIMME/WA/2/27 Greenwich Hospital Estates - correspondence, take notes, 1 file limestone, 1944 1958 Hartside prospecting, plans, newspaper lead, zinc cuttings. Hartside, Whitfield NEIMME/WA/2/28 Greenwich Hospital Estates - Alston - correspondence, plans 1 file minerals in 1954 1963 letter of 1889 Hudgill Burn Mine dumps NEIMME/WA/2/29 Absent NEIMME/WA/2/30 GHE - Park Fell Mines correspondence, take notes, plans 1 file barytes 1961 1962 NEIMME/WA/2/31 Greenwich Hospital - Alston - Flinty correspondence, take notes, leases, 1 file ganister, 1947 1964 letter of 1889 Fell plans. Flinty Quarry freestone NEIMME/WA/2/32 N4/1 Newshields etc. - Limestone -GHE correspondence, take notes, leases, 1 file limestone, 1935 1954 plans. Newshields Quarry, Blagill coal Head NEIMME/WA/2/33 Low Brownside correspondence, plans 1 file gravel 1963 1963 NEIMME/WA/2/34 GHE - Nent Force Level correspondence, geology, history, 1 file none 1960 1964 water supply NEIMME/WA/2/35 Alston - Nenthead - H.M.Thompson correspondence, take notes, plans 1 file lead, zinc 1964 1964 NEIMME/WA/2/36 GHE - Pennine Iron Ore Properties correspondence, plans, Dun Fell 1file iron ore NEIMME/WA/2/37 GHE - Roughside Barytes correspondence, take notes, plans 1 file barytes 1962 1964 NEIMME/WA/2/38 GHE - Alston - River South Tyne re correspondence, heads of 1 file gravel, sand 1960 1960 Gravel agreement, plans. South Tyne, Black Burn NEIMME/WA/2/39 Ashgill and Priorsdale Water Supply - correspondence, map, plans. Alston 1 file none 1946 1954 Alston R.D.C. Comprehensive Water Supply NEIMME/WA/2/40 GHE - Alston - South Tyne & Black correspondence, plans, leases 1 file gravel, sand 1960 1970 Burn Gravel NEIMME/WA/2/41 GHE - Rotherhope Fell - Waste correspondence, plans 1 file fluospar 1956 1963 Heaps - 1956 NEIMME/WA/2/42 Greenwich Hospital Estates - correspondence, take notes, plans 1 file fluospar 1953 1962 Rotherhope Fell Mine NEIMME/WA/2/43 Greenwich Hospital Estates - Alston - correspondence, plans, license, 1file lead, zinc, 1954 1960 Mineral Prospecting accounts, leases, Rotherhope Fell fluospar NEIMME/WA/2/44 (no title) Coppice Wood Quarry, 1 file limestone 1936 1937 correspondsence, plans NEIMME/WA/2/45 GHE - Nenthead correspondence, plans, license, 1 file fluospar, 1962 1964 prospecting. Nenthead barytes, NEIMME/WA/2/46 GHE - Nentsbury Mine - correspondence, plans, license, 1 file witherite, 1959 1963 Settlingstone Mine Ltd prospecting. Wellhope, Nentsbury barytes, Mines lead, zinc NEIMME/WA/2/47 Greenwich Hospital Estates - Alston - correspondence, plans, license, 1 file lead, zinc 1962 1964 Mine Dumps - Rampsgill Mill Ltd prospecting, spoil heaps. Hundy Bridge, Garrigill, Whitesike, Hudgillburn NEIMME/WA/2/48 C2/3 Crossgill Minerals correspondence, take notes, plans 1 file silica, quartz, 1937 1964 lead, zinc NEIMME/WA/2/49 Imperial Smelting Corporation correspondence, plans, newspaper 1 file lead, zinc, 1947 1962 cuttings, minutes, directors report, fluospar, Chairman's statement, Nentheasd, barytes, Nentsbury, Greenlaws Mine, witherite, Rotherhope Fell, Rodderup Fell limestone, NEIMME/WA/2/50 Take Notes correspondence, plans, leases, take 1 file umber, iron 1940 1948 notes, Pry House & High Shieldhill, ore, lead, Gildersdale & Horse Edge, Alston zinc, barytes, Manor Parkside Minerals, Fair Hill witherite, Allotment, Whitley Common ganister Heaplaw Umber NEIMME/WA/2/51 GH - Lead Mine Dumps - Nenthead correspondence, plans, rent roll 1file lead, zinc 1954 1965 extract, land sales, Nenthead, Rampgill Mine, Priorsadale Farm, Blagill, Killhope Moor NEIMME/WA/3 Greenwich Hospital Estates Alston Manor rent accounts NEIMME/WA/3/01 Nenthead and Blagill Dumps MT Co correspondence regarding rent, 1 file limestone 1950 1964 lease, volumes extracted, bundle of correspondence regarding Walton's Alston Limestone Co. NEIMME/WA/3/02 RR380 Cashwell Mine - Currah Bros rent accounts 1 file fluospar, 1952 1957 lead, zinc NEIMME/WA/3/03 Alston Barytes Ltd - Roughside rent accounts 1 file barytes 1964 1964 NEIMME/WA/3/04 Cashwell and Crossgill Dumps - G rent accounts 1 file fluospar 1959 1964 Graham Ridley Ltd NEIMME/WA/3/05 RR16 Langley Barony - South Tyne Gravel - rent accounts 1 file sand, gravel 1950 1968 A Braithwaite and Co, Ed Kirsopp and Son NEIMME/WA/3/06 RRLB17 Langley Barony and Settlingstones rent accounts 1 file barytes, 1950 1969 Mines witherite NEIMME/WA/3/07 RR375 Blagill Limestone - Walston Alston rent accounts 1 file limestone 1951 1960 Lime and Coal Co NEIMME/WA/3/08 RR376 Rodderup Fell Mine - Tynehead rent accounts 1 file fluospar 1954 1954 Mines Ltd NEIMME/WA/3/09 RR14 Langley Barony
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