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A view of the North Pit headgear from inside the engine house
Winding engineman Albert Owens by the side of the cable drum of the North Pit winding Engine
View inside the engine house looking south. The machines to the right are air compressors
Blurred view of the machinery at the top of the North Pit. I am the figure to the left
Fireman Glyn Jenkins in the 420 yard pumphouse telephone exchange
My father, Lindsay Coggan at a dump end in the North Pi
The main road leading from the North Pit bottom
North pit bottom
The photograph on the left depicts the main North Pit 1,100 volt substation, which comprised Reyrolle Type F pillar switches, and the way to the South Pit landing. The second photograph , from the same direction, shows one of the pumps with the pumpsman Mike Cullen operating a valve.Both picture were taken in the late 1960’s
My father Lindsay Coggan (extreme right) in the Loco Garage.
Part of Ogilvie Colliery demolition team. Lindsay Coggan, Cliff Tamms and Wilf Weeler on the right
Ogilvie Colliery Surface Workers September 1927
Ogilvie colliery Engineering Shop workers taken prior to the colliery development during the 1950’s. Caradog (Crad) Lewis an electrician is seen extreme right back row
