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Filename: DP143584.jpg

Size: 2670 x 3882 (7.0MB)

Date: 16th February 2012

Source: Historic England

Credit: © Historic England Archive. Alu

Copyright Status: Copyrighted Work

Urgency (1-8) 5=normal: 5

Source: Historic England Archive

Owner URL: images.historicenglandservices.org.uk

Job Title: Staff Photographer

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Mine entrance DP143584

Haggs Mine, Nentsberry,
North Pennines. View along tunnel towards the mine entrance. This mine was in operation by the 1730s and was finally abandoned in 1958

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the haunting beauty of Haggs Mine, nestled in the rugged landscapes of Nentsberry in the North Pennines. As we peer into the depths of this tunnel, our gaze is drawn towards the mine entrance that once welcomed countless miners to their arduous daily tasks. Dating back to the 1730s, Haggs Mine holds a rich history within its dark and mysterious corridors. For over two centuries, it stood as a testament to human resilience and determination in extracting valuable resources from deep within the earth's crust. However, like many mines before it, Haggs Mine eventually succumbed to time and progress. The abandoned silence that now envelops these tunnels speaks volumes about an era long gone. The flickering light casts eerie shadows on worn-out tracks and rusted machinery, reminding us of past lives intertwined with this unforgiving industry. Alun Bull's masterful composition allows us to experience both awe and melancholy simultaneously. Through his lens, we witness not only a physical space but also an intangible connection between man and nature; a reminder that even amidst darkness there can be moments of profound beauty. As we contemplate this image captured by Historic England's talented photographer Alun Bull, let us reflect upon those who dedicated their lives underground - their sacrifices shaping communities while leaving behind stories etched forever in stone.

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