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Miners leaving the cage after a shift at the re-opened Lynemouth Colliery. February 1967

Miners leaving the cage after a shift at the re-opened Lynemouth Colliery. February 1967


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Miners leaving the cage after a shift at the re-opened Lynemouth Colliery. February 1967

NCJ
NCJ Archive
England

Media ID 21537075

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Coal Coal Mining Colliery Helmets Miners Shaft Underground


Miners leaving the cage after a shift at the re-opened Lynemouth Colliery. February 1967

EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print takes us back to a significant moment in history, capturing the resilience and dedication of coal miners in the 1960s. As they emerge from the depths of the earth, these brave men are seen leaving the cage after a grueling shift at Lynemouth Colliery. The image is an emblematic representation of an industry that once fueled nations and shaped communities. The scene evokes both admiration and reflection as we witness their exhausted yet determined faces adorned with helmets, symbols of protection against imminent dangers lurking underground. Each miner carries within them stories untold - tales of camaraderie, hardship, and sacrifice for their families' livelihoods. The reopening of Lynemouth Colliery in February 1967 marked a pivotal moment for this mining community. It symbolized hope amidst economic uncertainties and provided opportunities for countless individuals seeking employment during those times. As we observe this snapshot frozen in time, it serves as a reminder of our shared heritage rooted deep within industrial landscapes like collieries. It prompts us to appreciate not only the physical labor but also recognize how coal mining shaped societies worldwide. This remarkable photograph by NCJ captures an era when coal was king and miners were its unsung heroes – descending into darkness each day to power progress above ground.

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