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Low Hall Colliery, Platt Bridge
Photo: ArthurP
Photo: ArthurP
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Item #: 22034
Item #: 22034
1897 OS map clearly shows the situation of the Low Hall Colliery at Platt Bridge. Interesting to see a railway line crossing Liverpool Road at the side of the Primitive Mwethodist Church
Comment by: winder on 29th November 2012 at 19:19
Just had a look at the 1908 map Arthur. The line crossing the road had by this time been removed and Hart St was now in it's place.
Not really sure but the line could have gone to a Landsale Yard at the side of the Chapel.
Comment by: Albert. on 29th November 2012 at 19:26
Were these buildings, the buildings that were taken over to be used as a base, for the training of potential underground miners'? I was there in the Spring of 1950,and they seemed very old buildings then.
Comment by: steve on 29th November 2012 at 21:42
During the war I was in the Army Cadet Force Platt Bridge Company. We used to parade and train on the site of the old pit every Sunday I often wonder if any of the other lads are still around ?
Comment by: p on 23rd February 2013 at 23:45
the line crossing liverpool rd served low hall no1 shaft known as king william pit
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