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High Holborn Colliery (Butterley Park, Butterley No 5) Coal Colliery (United Kingdom)


Sunk Circa 1830, There seems to be some confusion as official records show No 5 Pit as a seperate entity yet according to local land maps and other sources it seems to have been known as Butterley No 5.

Photos of High Holborn Colliery Coal Colliery

Photographs Of Butterley No 5
Photographs Of Butterley No 5 (4 photos)
Last updated April 9th 2009 by ICLOK 		Historic Photographs Of Butterley No 5
Historic Photographs Of Butterley No 5 (1 photo)
Last updated May 17th 2008 by ICLOK

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Major Mining Region

High Holborn Colliery Coal Colliery belongs to the Derbyshire region.

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