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Entry Type	Corporate
Corporate Name	Blackwell B Winning Colliery
Parent Body	Blackwell Colliery Company: NH&B Collieries Ltd: National Coal Board
Place	Blackwell, Alfreton
Place	Blackwell, Alfreton
Epithet	coal mine
History	1872/3: First sunk by the Blackwell Colliery Company 1947: Nationalised
Source	‘Blackwell A Winning Colliery (North Derbyshire) Was Closed After 97 Years’, http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/individual/Bob_Bradley/Bk-5/B5-1969-C.html ‘Blackwell 'A' Winning Colliery Disaster’, http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/pits/Blackwell/Blackwell1.html ‘Willie Layton’, http://www.adrianbullock.com/swfc/stats/play0336.htm ‘Willie Layton’, http://www.whoispopulartoday.com/Willie-Layton/us Bell, D., Memories of the Derbyshire Coalfields (Newbury: Countryside Books, 2006) Blackwell A Winning Colliery (North Derbyshire) Was Closed After 97 Years, http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/individual/Bob_Bradley/Bk-5/B5-1969-C.html Clean Rivers Trust, Blackwell Colliery (first Site) also known as A Winning Minewater Treatment Site, 4 December 2017, https://www.cleanriverstrust.co.uk/blackwell-colliery/ Swanwick Colliery (North Derbyshire) was closed after 102 years, http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/individual/Bob_Bradley/Bk-5/B5-1968-J.html Weiss, M., Coal Mines Remembered (2010) Weiss, M., Coal Mines Remembered 2 (2011)
Authorised Form of Name	Blackwell, Alfreton; Blackwell B Winning Colliery; coal mine

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