Industrial Developments
Sinking New Hucknall Pit
New Hucknall Colliery Co.
Mining Community Build
New Hucknall Institute
Huthwaite Coal Pit Yard
NCB Pithead Workshops
Coal Mine Underground
Colliery Access Routes
Pit Railway Connection
Colliery Sports Teams
Centenary Celebrations
Coal Production Figures
NCB Employee Register
Huthwaite Collier Deaths
Final Salvage Gangs
1982 Pit Yard Demolition
1984 Down Memory Mine
Pit Wheels in Memorial
Pit Yard Redevelopment
Waste Landfill Recycling
Industrial Developments
New Hucknall Colliery
Pit Teams and Sports
A mid 1920s trophy winning New Hucknall Tug of War team
c1925 Tug of War
? Bonsall - A. Marshall - W. Smith - A. Dickins - G. Berresford - A. Lincoln - S. Roberts - W. Tribe.
?.???? - R. Wildsmith - ?.???? - J. Pickaver - E.P. Normington.
? Bonsall - A. Marshall - W. Smith - A. Dickins - G. Berresford - A. Lincoln - S. Roberts - W. Tribe.?.???? - R. Wildsmith - ?.???? - J. Pickaver - E.P. Normington.
1941 Muschamp Cup for Shooting
Robert Bailey - Les Scott - Ernest Clarke - Hedley Pickover-Hardy - Bill Morley
Frank Remmington - Walter Thorpe - Arthur Caunt
Robert Bailey - Les Scott - Ernest Clarke - Hedley Pickover-Hardy - Bill Morley Frank Remmington - Walter Thorpe - Arthur Caunt
Mr Les Scott shown in New Hucknall Home Guard platoon saved his photo as proud cup winner from the collieries executive founder William Muschamp Esquire. This clipping being sourced by Mrs E Wallace also includes her brother Hedley behind the pits manager Walter Thorpe. Trained with others to serve as last line of defense in case of invasion. Fortunately never a direct war target, but meeting necessary dual WWII roles.
08 May 09 by Gary Elliott Updated 12 Jul 09