Monument record M6265 - Hucknall Colliery No 2

Summary

COLLIERY (Victorian to Late 20th Century)

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Grid reference SK 54050 48950 (point)
Map sheet SK54NW
District Ashfield
Civil Parish Hucknall, Ashfield

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Full Description

Hucknall Colliery No 2 - closed 1886. (1)
Opened 1896, closed 31/10/1986.
See M6264 for Hucknall Colliery No 1.


ArcHeritage, 2018, The Physical Landscape Legacy Phase 2: The Heritage of the Nottinghamshire Coalfield by ArcHeritage 2018 (Unpublished document). SNT5858.

<1> Notts County Council, 1992, Nottinghamshire Minerals Local Plan, Consultative Draft, p 156 (Published document). SNT1519.

Sources/Archives (2)

  • --- Unpublished document: ArcHeritage. 2018. The Physical Landscape Legacy Phase 2: The Heritage of the Nottinghamshire Coalfield by ArcHeritage 2018.
  • <1> Published document: Notts County Council. 1992. Nottinghamshire Minerals Local Plan, Consultative Draft. p 156.

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Record last edited

Dec 18 2024 2:02PM

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Jonathan Norman Baker

The green spot on your map is very close to my son's house in Coupe Gardens in Hucknall. I wonder where the exact location of the mine shafts were. Obviously the shafts were probably fitted with a large concrete cap Does anyone know how deep the shafts were?.

David Littlewood

Hi Jonathan, we don't have this information unfortunately. I think your best source of information here would be to contact The Coal Authority.

https://www.gov.uk/check-if-property-is-affected-by-coal-mining

terry glover

why was the booster fan not used? the coal heading and railway were ready but it never worked spent lots of time on this set up