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Adrian Street, Welsh professional wrestler, pictured with his father, a coal miner, 2nd November 1974. A.k.a. Kid Tarzan Jonathan, The Nature Boy, Hells Angel #1
The pithead and winding gear at Coventry Colliery at Keresley 31st January 1974
Arthur Scargill at home near Barnsley, Yorkshire. One of Arthurs possessions is a clock with a face made of coal. The painting was done by Margaret Burlton
Durham Miners Gala - The Easington miners lodge banner, draped in black arrives back in the village after being carried at Durham Miners Gala
Coal Miners at Whitwick Colliery hwere they smashed the record for the country producing 258 tons Circa 1960
The last shift of miners prepare to go down Boldon Colliery bringing to a close 116 years of coal production
A coalman delivering coal. 27th January 1972
Miners coming off shift at the end of a hard day at the coal face. Circa 1960s
Arthur Scargill of the NUM talks with miners on strike 1984
Adrian Street, Welsh professional wrestler, pictured with his father, a coal miner. 2nd November 1974
Babington Colliery in Cinderhill Nottingham 24th February 1950
Betteshanger Colliery, Kent, threatened with closure. 1985
Wirral Colliery at Neston, just before the general strike. Wirral miners were the first to come out when the employers cut their wages. 10th April 1925
Mines at Easington Colliery. July 1969
The first trucks of coal from South Pit, Glyncorrwg 1906
Miners at Langley Park Colliery on their way to work stop for a glance at their record after achieving their target during the recent 12 weeks period. 20th September 1943
Shaft sinking record at Boulby Mine. 1971
Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson and Shirley Williams share a joke
Durham Miners Gala - The crowd listen to the speeches
Worklers pulling along a wagon carrying coal at Priory Colliery in Blantyre, Scotland April 1951
Coal workers William Watson, of Cramlington, and Brian Hogg, of Annitsford, deliver coal in Scotswood, Newcastle
Miner at the pithead at the Darlington Colliery. PM 81-03527-003
A sad moment as miners for the last time hang up their lampsat the doomed Silksworth colliery, one of County Durhams best know mines
Arthur Scargill and his wife Anne at home near Barnsley, Yorkshire, with their dog Ginger. 19th November 1980
Queen Elizabeth visits visiting Silverwood Colliery, near Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, is behind her. Picture taken 30th July 1975
Norman Cornish, the miner-artist from Spennymoor, who still works underground at the Dean and Chapter Colliery, will be having an exhibition of his paintings
The last shift at Cotgrave Colliery, one of the last miners underground holds a Davy lamp. Circa 1992
A housewife, cigarette dangling from her lips, nonchalantly wheels away a barrowload of coal, April 1968
Miners in the pithead baths following a shift underground at Mosley Common Colliery Lancashire England, showering after their shift August 1954
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales at Queenstown copper mine in Queenstown, Australia. January 1994
Having changed their clothes, working miners leave the changing room and make their way to the pit at Betteshanger Colliery, Kent. 22nd February 1985
Arthur Scargill working at home near Barnsley, Yorkshire. 19th November 1980
Food parcels being packed and distributed by the miners wives at the Community Hall, Dyffryn Cellwen, Wales. 26th July 1984
Miners from Woolley Colliery, near Barnsley, at the Welfare Club for the ballot today. Pictured is Arthur Scargill. 23rd February 1972
Miners leader Arthur Scargill faced questions from an audience selected by a leading market research organisation to represent a cross-section of Britains voters
Arthur Scargill at the Ramsgate Miners Rally, Kent. 20th November 1984
Yorkshire mineworkers leader Arthur Scargill has it on a plate. He has challenged a nuclear scientist to an eating contest which will involve him eating coal if the challenge is taken up
Theres a look of keen anticipation on the faces of these Bevin Boys about to make their first descent of the Moirrison Pit. 19th January 1944
Boy trainees get their lamps before going below to the Ashington Colliery Companys underground school. 30th April 1942
Bevin Boys attendng the Annefield Plain pit school seen leaving the Morrison Pit after descending the mine. 23rd January 1944
Easington Colliery workers. Circa 1977
The entrance to the main drift at the Belsay Colliery, Northumberland, it is now three-quarters of a mile in length, and has 250 feet of cover. That is the depth of the surface to the coal
The tip at the old Prince of Wales colliery at Abercarn is being leveled to make an industrial estate. August 1968
Langley Park Colliery, near Durham, where a number of men were injured by runaway tubs. 8th May 1930
Parc Level Mine, Rhiwfawr, Swansea Valley. A tram of coal is brought out by Kenyon Guinn. 18th April 1967
Blaenau Ffestiniog is a historic mining town in the historic county of Merionethshire, Wales, 13th May 1968
Pit-head bathes at the Hamstead Colliery in Hamstead, South Staffordshire. 24th August 1937
Miners at the Cannock Wood Pit handing in their Davy Lamps and lanterns at the end of their shift. May 8th 1939
