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NCB - National Coal Board, later British Coal Corporation - 1574-1994
- E - Individual collieries post-vesting - [mid 19th cent]-1994

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	NCB/E/PYE
Title	Pye Hill Colliery, Jacksdale post-vesting account book
Date	1947-1950
Extent	1 volume
Level	SubSubFonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Pye Hill Colliery
Archive Creator	National Coal Board
Administrative History	Pye Hill Colliery was sunk in 1874 by James Oakes and Co Ltd in an area littered with old colliery workings. It was originally known as New Silkstone Colliery before being re-named Pye Hill Colliery in 1894. After the nationalisation of the coal industry it became part of the National Coal Board, going into East Midlands Division Area No. 5. On restructuring of the NCB in 1967 it went into the South Nottinghamshire Area. In 1968 it merged with Selston and Underwood collieries to become part of one large complex known as Pye Hill. The complex was closed down in 1985.

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Jacksdale, Nottinghamshire; Pye Hill Colliery; National Coal Board; 1874-1985; coal mine

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