A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES

BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR THE ENGLISH COAL INDUSTRY nb. In the bibliography that follows, the use of the word Anon in place of an author’s name does not imply that a report was authored anonymously, simply that the authors’ names were not present in the sources consulted to compile this list.

GENERAL Alcock, E 1992 ‘Britain’s Coal Mining Heritage’ Archaeol North 3 17-20 [Summarises eight conference papers on topics including: the importance of British coal mining in the Industrial Revolution] Crossley, D 1994 ‘Early Industrial landscapes’ Building on the Past. 244-63

Dearne, M J & Branigan, K 1995 ‘The use of coal in Roman Britain’ Antiq J 75, 71-105 [A survey of the archaeological evidence, with an appendix (87–98) listing sites where coal has been found in secure Roman contexts] Faull, M L 2009 ‘Coal Mining and the landscape of England, 1700 to the present day’ Landscape History 30, 59- 74

Gillman, P & Gillman, L 1995 ‘The Heritage of Desolation’ Heritage Today 31, 23-7 [An overview of the archaeology of the mining industry, showing how English Heritage has responded to the threat posed to historic mining sites by the recent decline in the coal industry] Henson, F A and Smith, R S 1955 ‘Detecting Early Coal Workings from the Air’, Colliery Engineering 32, 256- 258

Ramsey, K 2003 The Bristol Coal Industry. Historical Association, Bristol Branch Smith, A H V 1996 ‘Provenance of Coals from Roman Sites in UK Counties Bordering River Severn and its Estuary and Including Wiltshire’ J Archaeol Sci 23.3, 373-89

BRISTOL Cornwell, J 1991 ‘Excavations and Conservation Works at the Golden valley Collieries’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 23, 12-18 Dommett, H C 1995 ‘The Nailsea Coalfield - Phase 1’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 28 Grudgings, S 2008 ‘Draining the Kingswood Coalfield: Some historical…’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 41 Grudgings, S 2009 ‘Coalpit Heath Coalfield: Developments in the eighteenth’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 42, 43-56 Hardwick, D 2000 ‘The Cromhall Collieries’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 33, 13-29 Hardwick, D 2001 ‘Kingswood Coal - part 4’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 34, 25-32 Hardwick, D and Kemp, K 2009 ‘Rescue dig at Yate No2 Winding Pit’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 42, 29- 42 Lambert-Gorwyn, D (nd) ‘Nailsea – Excavations at the Elms Colliery’ Popular Archaeol 7, 21-33 Ramsey, K 2003 The Bristol Coal Industry. Historical Association, Bristol Branch Richards, C 1971 Totterdown Mine Axbridge CGAS Newsletter (Aug/Sept). Southway, M J H 1971 ‘Kingswood coal’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 4, 5-22 Southway, M 1972 ‘Kingswood Coal - part 2’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 5, 23-31 Southway, M 1976 ‘The Bedminster connection: Kingswood coal part 3’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 9, 4-6

1 Woolrich, T 1988 ‘Church Farm Colliery, Mangotsfield’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 21

CHESHIRE Annakin-Smith, A 2006 The Neston Collieries and Associated Industrial Workings, 1759 to 1855 (unpub report) [includes Denna Colliery] Longden, G 1988 The Industrial Revolution in East Cheshire: six themed walks. Bollington: Groundwork Trust Roberts, A & Leach J 1983 The Coal Mines of Buxton. Cromford: Scarthin Shercliff, W H, Kitching D A & Ryan, J M 1990 Poynton, A Coalmining Village. Stockport: Shercliff

CUMBRIA

Anon 1996 Trial Trenching Report. CEGS (unpub trial trenching rep) [Kidburngill Opencast Coal Site] Anon 1997a Parton, near Whitehaven, Cumbria: archaeological evaluation summary. LUAU (unpub report) Anon 1997b Parton Environmental Improvements, Cumbria: archaeological evaluation report. LUAU (unpub report)

Anon 1998 Archaeological Evaluation and Survey Report Kidburngill. LUAU (unpub report) [Kidburngill Opencast Coal Site]

Anon 1998 Arch Survey and Evaluation (Keekle Head). LUAU (unpub report) [Keekle Head Open Cast Coal Site] Anon 1999 Excavations at Parton Colliery, Cumbria: publication report. LUAU (unpub report) Anon 2001 An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Walk Over survey of RNAD Broughton Moor, Cumbria. HA (unpub report) Anon 2004 A595 Parton to Lillyhall Improvement. OAN (unpub report) Anon 2005 Report on archaeological investigations along Lord Carlisle's Railway, Midgeholme to Tindale Section, Cumbria. NPAL (unpub report) Blythe, K 2009 West Lakes Academy, Wyndham School, Egremont, Cumbria: archaeological desk-based assessment. OAN (unpub report) Bradley, J & Storey, M 2009 Camerton UID, Camerton, Cumbria: historic research and archaeological watching brief. OAN (unpub report) Brooks, G 2003 Report for an archaeological landscape survey of Bruthwaite Forest, Hallbankgate (North

Pennines Heritage Trust – unpub report) [Rowntree, Croglin, Foxpit mines] Brooks, G 2004 Survey of the industrial archaeological remains of Upper Geltsdale, Site GD 17. Clare, T 1979 Report on Old Pay House,West Strands. CCCSMR (unpub report) Claydon, M 2006 Broughton Lodge, Broughton Moor, Cumbria: archaeological desk-based assessment and walkover survey. ASUD (unpub report) Fletcher, I 1877 Archaeology of the West Cumbrian Coal Trade. Trans Cumberland and Westmorland Antiq and Archaeol Soc 4, 266-313 Fraser, R 2006 Micklam Leisure Park, Lowca, Cumbria: archaeological desk-based assessment. (NAA – unpub report) Gale, D 1989 Standing Stone Pit, Broughton Moor: Archive Report on excavations.

2 Harris, A 1974 ‘Colliery settlements in East Cumberland’ Trans Cumberland and Westmorland Antiq and Archaeol Soc 74, 118-46. Hopkins, B 2005 Extensive Urban Survey: an archaeological assessment and strategy for Aspatria. (CCC – unpub report) Jackson, H & M 1969 A History of Maryport 78 AD – 1900. Jackson, D 2008 Archaeological Watching Brief at Saltom Pit, Whitehaven, Cumbria. (NPAL unpub report) Marshall, J D & Davies-Shiel, M 1969 Industrial Archaeology of the Lake Counties. Newton Abbot: David & Charles Martin, L 1996 Industrial Archaeology of the Iron Industry in the Low Furness Area. (unpub BSc dissertation – university unspecified) McPhillips, S 2003 Ennerdale to Crummock Link Main: rapid identification walkover survey. (OAN – unpub report) Mounsey, K 2008 Archaeological Watching Brief at Haig Colliery, Whitehaven, Cumbria. (NPAL unpub report) Moon, J 1969 ‘The History of Coal Mining in the Parishes of Distington and Moresby (1614-1880), West Cumberland’ British Mining 34-8 Moore, R W (nd) A History of Cumberland Coal Mining. Thomas, A & B 1986 History of Brayton Domain Collieries. Tyson, B 2004 ‘Coalmining at Reagill, Sleagill and Newby, 1683-1837’ Trans Cumberland and Westmorland

Antiq Archaeol Soc 4, 175-200 [documentary research and fieldwork] Wild, C 2000 Saltom Pit, Whitehaven: archaeological fabric survey. (LUAU – unpub report) Wright, J 1996 Drigg Characterisation Boreholes, Cumbria: archaeological assessment. (LUAU – unpub report)

DERBYSHIRE Aitchison, K, Badcock, A & O’Neill, R 2002 ‘Two Centuries of a Mining Landscape: Archaeological Survey and Watching Brief at Goyt's Moss Colliery and Axe Edge Moor, High Peak, ’ British Mining 71, 82- 97

Brumhead, D 2003 ‘The Coal Mines of New Mills’ Derbyshire Archaeol J 123, 146-94 [history and archaeology] Baker, F H 1995 ‘A description of Blackwell “A” Winning Colliery, Alfreton, Derbyshire 1933’ Bull PDMHS 12.6, 39-57 Cox, C 2000 Survey of Early Coal Mining, North East Derbyshire. Interpretation of Vertical Aerial Photographs (unpub report) Griffin, C P 1978 Technological Change in the Leicester and South Derbyshire Coalfield before 1850. 3,1. Heanor & District Local History Society 1993 A History of Mining in the Heanor Area. (Bailey Brook Colliery) Johnson, R 1953 'An ancient Swanwick coal mine', Derbyshire Arch J 73, 114-20. Knifton, D C 1985 Alfreton; A Case Study of Industrial Change in the Post War Period. Mitchell, I 1995 Plumbley Colliery - Index Record for Industrial Sites. DR/DAS/IHM001. (unpub doc) PHT Consultants 1997 Pleasley Pit Coalfield Heritage and Regeneration Project. Feasibility Study. (Three vols: Condition Survey, Documentary Evidence, Final Report).

3 Postles, D1979 ‘Early Coalmining at West Hallam’ Derbyshire Arch J 159, 221 RCHME 1994 Historic Building Report. Bolsover Colliery, Old Bolsover, Derbyshire RCHME 1994 Historic Building Report. Creswell Colliery, Elmton and Creswell, Derbyshire RCHME 1994 Historic Building Report. Markham Colliery, Staveley, Derbyshire RCHME 1993 Historic Building Report. Jones, B V Colliery Buildings, Comberwood Farm, Barlborough, Derbyshire Roberts, J F and Leach, J R 1985 The Coal Mines of Buxton. Cromford: Scarthin Books Williams, D 1987 ‘Dane Bower Colliery, Wildboarclough’ Bull PDMHS 10.2, 125-8

COUNTY DURHAM Adams, M 2002 Archaeological assessment of land at Cassop-Cum-Quarrington. SMR (unpub report) Anon 2006 The Middles, Stanley, County Durham; archaeological desk desk-based assessment. (unpub report) [various collieries near Stanley; copy in HER] Ayris, I 1994 Tyne and Wear Specialist Conservation of Murton Colliery Koepe Winding Engine and Tower.

(unpub report) [copy in HER]

Beadle, H L 1968 Durham County Local History Bulletin 8. [High Hurth coal workings] Emery, N 1994 The Coalminers of Durham. Sutton Grant, P 1971 ‘Coal from Croxdale Pit’ Bull of Indust Arc. Group NE 14, 7-12 Grant, P (nd) The Coal Mines of County Durham. Univ Durham Dept of Geography, occasional paper Hodgson, R I 1983 ‘Links between agriculture, coal mining and population in Co Durham, with particular reference to the North Durham coalfield, c.1550-1810’ In B K Roberts & R E Glasscock (eds) Villages, fields and frontiers: studies in European rural settlement in the medieval and early modern periods. Papers presented at the meeting of the Permanent European Conference for the Study of the Rural Landscape, held at Durham and Cambridge, England, 10-17 September 1981. BAR International Ser

185, 415-33 [industrial and demographic change] Instone, E & Cranstone, D 1994 Monument Protection Programme: The Coal Industry. English Heritage

Pickin, J 1997 ‘Hunder Beck - A lost lead mine in Baldersdale’ Out of The Pennines 101-6 [Hunderbeck coal mine] Proctor, J 2002 Whitworth Park, Spennymoor, Co. Durham. Desk- top Assessment. Geoquest Associates

(unpub report) [potential for post-med collieries; copy in HER] Raistrick, A 1975 Lead Industry of Wensleydale & Swaledale, Vol 1, Buxton. 98-101 [Coal Gill, Tan Hill] RCHME 1994 Historic Building Report, Seaham Colliery, Seaham, Co Durham. (unpub report) RCHME 1994 Historic Building Report, Easington Colliery. (unpub report) Speed, G & Fraser, R 2004 Stony Heap Reclamation and Minewater Remediation Scheme with Extraction for

Coal. SMR Development Control files 08/41 [numerous collieries mentioned; available from HER] Stoyel, A 1967 ‘Old Coal Workings at Hett’ Bull of Indust Arch. Group NE 2 Turnbull, P & Jones, R F 1979 ‘Archaeology of the Coal Measures and the Magnesian Limestone escarpment in Co Durham: a preliminary survey’ Bowes Museum Archaeol Rep 1, 169-174 Wardell Armstrong 1995 Land Near Quarrington, County Durham: Environmental Statement (unpub report) [Bowburn Colliery; copy in HER] See also online (mostly historical) resources at Durham Mining Museum: http://www.dmm.org.uk/misc/biblio.htm

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Parish Surveys where coal is included

Harvey, R 2002 Survey of the Parish of Bishop Middleham. SMR Further Information Files [Mainsforth, Island Farm Colliery] Howorth, C 2002 Shincliffe Parish Landscape Analysis Report. SMR Further Information Files [Shincliffe Colliery]

Molden, A 2003 Archaeological Landscape Analysis of Cockfield Parish. SMR Further Information Files [various collieries] Watson, P 2002 An Archaeological Report on the Parish of Castle Eden. SMR Further Information Files [Castle Eden Colliery]

GLOUCESTERSHIRE Cornwell, J 1983 Collieries of Kingswood and South Gloucestershire. Glamorgan Davis, G 1977 ‘Coal Mining at Newton St Loe’ Bristol Industrial Arch Soc J 10, 27-33 Grudgings, S 2008 ‘Yate No 2 Site Investigation Update’ SGMRG Newsletter 19, 20-4 Hart, C E 2002 The Free Miners of the Royal Forest of Dean and Hundred of St Bravels. Lydney: Lightmoor

Ravensdale, A 1988 Paris Survey (of mining sites) Pucklechurch. [Colliery Wood Pit; Coxgrove Hill, Pucklechurch] SGMRG/Y&DHC 2009 Frog Lane Colliery, Sixty Years On. Lydney: Lightmoor Youles, T 2003 ‘Delving in Dean: The Delves - An Area of Unrecorded Early Coal Mining’ Glouc Soc Industrial Arch J Youles, T 2004 ‘Delving in Dean: The Delves - An Area of Unrecorded Early Coal Mining (Part Two)’ Glouc Soc Industrial Arch J

KENT Blandford, C 2002 Betteshanger Colliery & Spoil Tip Environmental Impact Assessment: Volume 2

Environmental Statement. CB Associates (unpub report) [copy in HER]

LANCASHIRE LUAU 1999 Deerplay Colliery, Lancs: Archaeological Assessment. Nadin, J 1997 The Coal Mines of East Lancashire. British Mining 58 Nadin, J 1999 Coal Mines Around Accrington and Blackburn. British Mining 64 Nadin, J 1990 Coal Mining in Nelson and Colne. Cranstone, D 2003 Aspen Colliery Coke Ovens Conservation Plan. (PDF) Neil, N, Baldwin, S & Crosby, A G 2005. The Medieval Deer Parks of Lathom in Lancashire, Vol 3: Gazetteer. (Word file) [includes coal pits] Rothwell, M 2007 Industrial Heritage: A guide to the Industrial Archaeology of Nelson, Barrowford & Brierfield (including the village of Balcko). Hudson, P 2002 ‘Coal seams and mine workings below Moorhead and Meggs Farm’ Contrebis 26, 38-40 Virgoe, J M 1984 ‘Gillibrand Colliery, Parbold. A Late 18th-Century Coalmine’ British Mining 25, 38-44 Williamson, I A 1999 ‘The Burnley Coalfield’ British Mining 63, 6-27

5 LEICESTERSHIRE Baker, D W & R N Thomson, 'A Newcomen type boiler at Califat Colliery, Swannington' in Leicestershire Industrial Hist Soc Bull 2, Bown, M (nd) Mining and Industry in S. Derbyshire and N.W. Leicestershire. Hartley, R F 1994 ‘The Tudor Miners of Collorton, Leicestershire’ Bull PDMHS 12.3, 91-101 Neaverson, P 2000 ‘Califat Colliery, Swanington Common: Site History and Excavation Report’ Trans Leicestershire Archaeol and Hist Soc 74, 79-98 Owen, C 1984 The Leicestershire and South Derbyshire Coalfield, 1200-1900. Moorland Palmer, M (ed) 1983 Leicestershire Archaeology - The Present State of Knowledge - Industrial Archaeology 3. [South Leicestershire colliery p34] Pickering, J & Hartley, R F 1985 Past Worlds in a Landscape - Archaeological Cropmarks in Leicestershire. Stevens, P 1992 'A survey of the buildings at Bath Yard, Moira' Leicestershire Industrial History Soc Bull 14 [colliery housing] Warburton, S & York, R 1990 ‘Digging Deep in Mining History’ Leicester Industrial Hist Soc Bull 13 [excavation of 15th century deep coal mines at the Lounge Site near Ashby de la Zouch) Chandler, T J 1957 ‘Communications and a Coalfield: A Study in the Leicestershire and South Derbyshire

Coalfield’ Transactions and Papers Institute of British Geographers 23, 163-73 [available through JISC] Natural England website Leicestershire and South Derbyshire Coalfield http://p1.countryside.gov.uk/Images/JCA71_tcm2-21153.pdf

LINCOLNSHIRE

Czajkowski, M 2000 ‘The Kirkstead (Woodhall Spa) Coalfield’ Lincolnshire Hist Archaeol 35, 57-63 [mainly historical]

GREATER Anderson, D 1982 Blundell's Collieries. Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire. Anon 1997 Scowcroft Opencast Coal Site, An Archaeological Assessment. UMAU (unpub report)

Arrowsmith, P 1991 Lomax Opencast Coal Site, An Archaeological Assessment. UMAU (unpub report) [Mather’s Field Coal Pit] Arrowsmith, P 1996 The Smithills Estate, , An Archaeological Survey. UMAU (unpub report) [coal pits bell pits etc] Arrowsmith, P & Bell S A 2005 Stockport Enhancement, Marple. UMAU. MR293 (unpub report) Arrowsmith, P & Bell S A 2009 Walkden High School and Willowmoss Close Playing Fields, Salford. UMAU

(unpub report) [coal pit and building] Arrowsmith, P & Burke, T 1990 The Identification & Survey of Relict Industrial Landscapes in . GMAU (unpub report) Arrowsmith, P, Connor, A et al 1991 M6-M61 Link: Wigan to Westhoughton Bypass, An Archaeological Assessment. (unpub report) Arrowsmith, P & Lloyd, D 2002 Tame, Goyt & Etherow Catchment Rapid Archaeological Survey. UMAU Vol 2 (unpub document) Banks, A G & Schofield, R B 1968 Brindley at Wet Earth Colliery.

6 Battersby, Y 2002 A Study of the Industrial Archaeology of Atherton. University of Bradford. [Howe Bridge Colliery, Gibfield Pithead Baths, Coal Pit Lane] Burke, T 1991 A6(M) Stockport North-South Bypass. An Archaeological assessment. UMAU (unpub report) [bell pits] Burke, T 1994 Lostock to Heaton Park Aqueduct An Archaeological Assessment. 8 [odds and ends of mines etc]

Burke, T 1994 Lostock to Heaton Park Aqueduct An Archaeological Assessment. 13 [Moss Pits Colliery] Burke, T & Redhead, N 1996 Castleshaw & Piethorne - NWW Landholding, An Archaeological Survey. UMAU

(unpub report) [Bell Pits] Davies, A 2003 Report regarding the architectural, historical and archaeological value of surviving buildings at Gin Pit Workshops, off Ley Road, Tyldesley. (unpub report)

Hayes, G 1987 Collieries in the Manchester Coalfields. McNeil, R 1990 Greater Manchester Western & Northern Relief Road - M62 to M66 Section An Archaeological

Assessment [field recording of shafts, quarries etc]

McNeil, R 1990 (???) An Archaeological Assessment. GMAU 24 (unpub report) [Wet Earth colliery]

Oliver, J S 1984 Notes on Coal Mining in Bredbury. 22 [publication not stated] Shercliffe, W & Ryan, J & Kitching, D 1990 Poynton A Coal Mining Village. Walker, J 2002 Rocher Vale, Park Bridge, Ashton-Under-Lyne, An Archaeological Excavation. (unpub report) [colliery excavation] Wood, K 1984 The Coal Pits of Chowbent. Wood.

Wright, M D 1993 Diary of Exploration- Wet Earth Colliery. Wet Earth Colliery Exploration Group. [Wet Earth colliery]

NORTH YORKSHIRE Bentley, J I Bond, B R & Gill, M C 2005 Ingleton Coalfield 1600-1940. British Mining, 76 Gill, M C 1987 The Yorkshire and Lancashire Lead Mines: A Study of Lead Mining in the South Craven and Rossendale Districts. British Mining, 33) Gill, M C 2008 ‘The Great Dales Coalfield, Eastern Areas’ British Mining Memoirs 86, 68-108 LUAU 2000 Nidderdale AONB North Yorkshire Archaeological Survey Report (unpub report) LUAU 2002 Nidderdale Survey (Database)

Yorkshire Archaeological Society 1977 - 1980. Yorkshire Studies Cards [available in HER] Elgee, F & Elgee, H W 1933 The Archaeology of Yorkshire. London: Methuen

WYAS 2003 SMR Full Report (specifically Coalpit Hill, Dunkeswick Moor, Kirkby Overblow) [Dataset: available in HER]

NORTHUMBERLAND

Anon 2001 Maiden's Hall Extension Surface Mining Scheme. Archaeological and cultural heritage impact assessment. TAP (unpub report)

Anon 2008 Archaeological desk-based assessment of land at St Mary's Hospital, Stannington, Northumberland.

NPA (unpub report) [Dovecote Pit]

Anon 2005 Delhi, Blagdon Hall, Northumberland. Archaeological watching brief report. NAA (unpub report) [old

7 coal galleries] Anon 2006 Proposed Surface Mine at Shotton, Northumberland. Supplementary Report on the archaeological evaluation by trial trenching. ACA (unpub report)

Anon 2008 Halton Lea, Archaeological Desk-based assessment. TAP (unpub report) [Halton Lea Colliery]

Ayris, I M and Vickerman, D 1978 Collieries and Coal Workings in Northumberland, 1890-1977. [no details] Bainbridge, J W 1994 ‘Coal Mines of North Northumberland II - Scremerston Triangle’ History of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club 46.2, 137-78

Bainbridge, J W 1996 ‘Coal Mines of North Northumberland III - southern sector, Duddo to Wandylaw’ History of the Berwickshire Naturalists’ Club 46.3, 237-71

Goodchild, J 1994 ‘“These Grand Affairs”: the development of the Mickley Colliery’ British Mining 61, 110-18

Hunwicks, L and Cranstone, D 2001 Woodhorn Colliery, Northumberland: archaeological assessment. CC (unpub report)

Prothero, D H 1994 A Survey of Kirkwhelpington and Ridsdale Areas, Northumberland. (unpub report) [coal workings] Tomlinson, W W 1915 ‘Old Hartley Colliery’ Procs Soc Antiq of Newcastle upon Tyne (3rd series) 7.6 73-82

Tuck, J T 1993 Collieries of Northumberland: Vol 1, Newcastle upon Tyne. TUPS

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Bond, G C 1924 ‘History of Early Coal- and Ironstone-mining in Nottinghamshire, and Other Notes on the

Ironmaking Industry’ Trans Inst Mining Engineers 67, 222-39 [mostly historical] Brown, I 1989 Nottinghamshire’s Industrial Heritage. Nottinghamshire County Council Leisure Services Cox, C 1997 Early Coal Mining in West Notts - Evidence from Vertical Aerial Photographs. Crisp, G and New, J 2005 ‘The Course of a Tudor Coal Mine Drainage 'Sough' at Wollaton and Lenton, Nottinghamshire’ Trans Thoroton Soc 109, 75-92 Green, H 1935 ‘The Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Coalfield Before 1850’ J Derbyshire Archaeol and Natural Hist Soc 56, 44-60 Green, H 1935 ‘The Southern Portion of the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Coalfield and the development of Transport Before 1850’ J Derbyshire Archaeol and Natural Hist Soc 56, 61-70 Griffin, A R 1972 ‘Brinsley Colliery: A Conflict of Evidence’ Industrial Archaeology 9, 28-47 Griffin, A R 1981 The Nottinghamshire Coalfield 1881-1981. Moorland. Smith R S 1960 ‘England’s First Rails: A Reconsideration’ Renaissance and Modern Studies, IV,119-134 Smith R S 1957 ‘Huntingdon Beaumont: Adventurer in Coal Mines’, Renaissance and Modern Studies, I, 115- 153 Smith R S 1989 ‘Early Coal-Mining around Nottingham, 1500-1650, Univ. of Nottingham, Dept of Adult Education

SHROPSHIRE

Alfrey, J and Clark, K 1993 The landscape of industry: patterns of change in the Ironbridge Gorge. Routledge

8 Barratt, G, Marriott, J, Reid, M and White, A 2007 A Conservation Plan for the Historic Mining and Quarrying Landscape of the Clee Hills, South Shropshire Vols 1-2. BU and EH

Brown, I J 1975 Mineral Working and Land Reclamation in the Coalbrookdale Coalfield. [Manuscript]

Brown, I J 1979 ‘Underground in the Ironbridge Gorge’ Industrial Archaeology Review 3.2, 158-169 Brown, I J 1979 Mines and Mineral Workings in the Coalbrookdale Coal field, Shropshire. SCMC Account 11 Brown, I J 1980 ‘ The Shawfield Colliery Engine House, Madeley, Shropshire’ J Shrops Cav Min Club Brown, I J 1991 ‘The Lloyds, Ironbridge, Shropshire: Some aspects of a nineteenth century mining community’ Industrial Archaeology Review 14.1, 5-16 Brown, I J 1995 ‘Housing in the Shropshire Hills J Shrops Cav Min Club 3, 46-8 Brown, I J 1995 ‘Mines of the North Shropshire Coalfield’ J Shrops Cav Min Club 3, 6-10

Brown, I J 1997/2001 ‘The Mines and Tunnels of the Ironbridge Gorge 1-15’ (Various articles in Below) [mainly historical, but with detailed plans] Brown, I J 2001 The West Shropshire mining fields. Tempus [Monograph; mainly a collection of photographs] Brown, I J 2007 Madeley Wood Colliery, Halesfield and Kemberton Pits. SCMC, Account 25 Account 26 - by Dr Ivor J.Brown (2007)

Donnelly, P J 1964 The pit head workings of early coal mining in East Shropshire. (unpub thesis, Birmingham

School of architecture) [copy in IGMT library]

Edwards, H et al 1987 Madeley Wood Powderhouse, a building survey. IGMU (unpub report)

Elsworth, J and White, K 1988 Granville Colliery Country Park: further archaeological investigations. II (unpub report)

Goodman, K 1978 Hammerman’s Hill; the land, people and industry of the Titterstone Clee Hill area of th th Shropshire from the 16 to the 18 Centuries. (unpub PhD thesis, Univ of Keele) [historical account]

Hewitt, P B 1989 Evidence for coal mining on the Clee Hills. [Typescript report on shaft and headings exposed by open cast working on the hill; available at Shropshire Archives, Q24.2.vf]

Hayes, L et al 2009 Iftonrhyn Colliery: Report on an Archaeological Watching Brief.

Higgins, D A 1985 Blists Hill Mine. IGMT (unpub report)

Hillier, G 1996 Sites in Oswestry Coalfield. [Typescript account of the main coal mining remains in the Morda Valley]

Isaac, S 1987 Granville Colliery horse gin. IGMAU (unpub report)

Jones, A E 1994 Granville Colliery, Redhill, Shropshire: An Archaeological Evaluation.

Poyner, D R & Evans, R 1996 ‘Survey of Stanley Colliery, Highley and associated features’ (Article – more information required)

Poyner, D and Evans, R 1999 ‘Survey of Stanley Colliery, Highley’ J Shrops Cav Min Club 3, 53-8

Poyner, D R 2003 ‘Coal workings at Prescott, Shropshire’ Below 3, 13-15

Poyner, D 2003 ‘The Industrial Archaeology of Watsill No 3 Pit, Titterstone Clee Hill’ J Shrops Cav Min Club 8, 21-9

9 Poyner, D R 2004 ‘Mining remains by Highley Station’ J Shrops Cav Min Club 9, 4-12

Poyner, D R 2003 ‘Coal workings at Prescott near Stottesdon’ (?Article)

Poyner, D 1998 ‘The Wyre Forest Coalfield’ W Midlands Archaeol 41, 23-6

Poyner, D and Evans, R 2000 The Wyre Forest Coalfield. Tempus

Poyner, D 2004 ‘Steam Engines on the Clee Hill to 1810’ J Shrops Cav Min Club 9, 37-44 [Purely historical survey]

Wood, A 2007 ‘The Llanymynech project and Oswestry Coalfield report’ Below 4, 3-5 [summary of unpublished work on the Oswestry coalfield by G Hillier, as above]

SOMERSET

Bonsall, P M 1993 Industrial Decline in the Somerset Coalfield 1947-1973. Radstock Midsomer Norton Museum Soc Bulley, J A 1952 ‘To Mendip for Coal – A Study of the Somerset Coalfield before 1830. Part 1’ Proc Somerset Archaeol and Natur Hist Soc, 47, 46-78 Cornwell, J 2001 Collieries of Somerset & Bristol. Ashbourne: Landmark Down, C J and Warrington, A 1970 The History of the Somerset Coalfield. Newton Abbot: David & Charles [historical account but includes sketch plans] Gould, S 1991 Vobster Breach Colliery (unpub diploma dissertation) Gould, S 1994 ‘Coke Ovens at Vobster Breach Colliery’ Industrial Archaeology Review 18, 179-85 Gould, S and Ayris, 1 1995 Colliery Landscapes; an aerial survey of the deep-mined coal industry in England. English Heritage Gould, S 1999 The Somerset Coalfield. SIAS Survey 11. Gould, S 2005 Coal Mining in Somerset: An Assessment of the surviving Field Remains, Their Significnace and Recommendations for Future Management. (unpub report) Piper, P J 1995 Springfield Colliery, Midsomer Norton, Avon. Archaeological Sample Excavations in Advance of Proposed Development. AAU (unpub report) Powlesland, I and Stokes, P 1998 Woodlands of the Nettlebridge Valley. (unpub report) Torrens, H S 1995 The Story of the 'Misguided' Bruton Coal Trial in Southern England from 1803 to 1810. (unpub text)

Stephens, P and Watkins, G 2005 ‘The Old Mills Colliery Winding Engine’ Bristol Industrial Archaeol Soc J 38

English Heritage Monuments Protection Programme 1994 Coal Industry Site Assessments 1994

SOUTH YORKSHIRE

Anon 1995 Results of a First and Second Stage Archaeological Evaluation: Orgreave Hall and Curtilage SYAFRU for RJB Mining. (unpub report) Anon 1997 1997 Manor Castle Colliery Coke Ovens. SYIHS (unpub document) Bevan, B 2006 From Cairns to Craters: Conservation Heritage Assessment of Burbage. Moor for the Future.

10 (unpub report) [Deep Sick Coal Pits, Ringinglow] Glister, R 1996 ‘The Conception and Construction of the Barnsley Canal’ in B Elliott (ed) Aspects of Barnsley 4, 215-114. Barnsley: Wharncliffe Glister, R 1998 ‘Development and Decline of the Barnsley Canal’ in: B Elliott (ed) Aspects of Barnsley 5, 41-55 Gray, G D B 1976 ‘The South Yorkshire Coalfield’ in J Benson & R G Neville (eds) Studies in the Yorkshire Coal Industry. 31-44. Manchester University Press: Wharncliffe Mathews, J and Crocker, A 1987 ‘Barber Fields Coal Drift Workings, Ringinglow, ’ Bull PDMHS 10.1, 79-80 Mathews, J and Price, D 1961 ‘The Old Coal Mines and Works of Ringinglow, Sheffield’ Bull PDMHS 1.5 Medlicott, I R 1987 ‘The Development of Coal Mining on the Norfolk and Rockingham-Fitzwilliam Estates in South Yorkshire’ Yorkshire Arch J 59, 103-118 Myers, A 1995 Spring Wood and the White Coal Industry: Rapid Archaeological Survey and Report. (unpub report) RCHME 1993 Houghton Main Colliery, Little Houghton. (unpub report) Taylor, W 2001 South Yorkshire Pits. Barnsley: Wharncliffe Books.

STAFFORDSHIRE Anon 2005 The Cannock Chase Coalfield and its Coal Mines. CCMHS Anon (nd) An archaeological survey of the abandoned shafts at The Slade, Brereton, Staffordshire. (unpub survey) AC (CPM Environmental Planning and Design) 2005 Land off West Avenue, Kidsgrove, Staffordshire:

Archaeological Assessment.. Desk Based Assessment Report, 6 - 5.4 and 5.5) [includes Buttlane colliery] Causer, J 1999 'The Marquis of Anglesey's railway & Hayes Colliery at Brereton' Staffordshire Industrial Archaeol Soc J 17, 37 – 79 Edwards, K 2005 The Brereton Collieries. CCMHS (? unpub report) Edwards, K and Warburton, G 2006 Lea Hall Colliery 1948 – 1990. CCMHS (?unpub report)

Hunt, A 2005 A History of Hednesford and Surrounding Villages. [includes Cannock and Rugeley, Colliery Pool Pit]

Kennedy, J 1993 Biddulph ("By the Diggings") A Local History. Keele University [includes Ironstone mine/ coal washing plant] Leach, J T 1996 ‘Coal mining around Quarnford’ Staffordshire Studies 8, 66-95 Moscrop, D 2003 Thorswood Nature Reserve, North Staffordshire: archaeological desk-based assessment and

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