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The Haydock Colliery Explosion

The Haydock Colliery Explosion


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Filename: 981_05_LC120202_0509_1.jpg

Size: 5000 x 3830 (6.5MB)

Date: 1st January 1800

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The Haydock Colliery Explosion

The Haydock Colliery Explosion, UK, 1. Some Results Of The Explosion.-2. The Pit Brow: Volunteer Explorers Going Down.-3. Bringing Out The Body Of One Of The Victims.-4. At Close Quarters: Testing The Ventilation.-5. Mr. John Turton, Manager Of The Pit, The First Rescuer

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Body Bringing Close Colliery Engraving 1878 Explorers Explosion First Going John Manager Quarters Results Testing Ventilation Volunteer Brow Rescuer


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This vintage engraving from the 19th century captures the aftermath of The Haydock Colliery Explosion in the UK. The intricately engraved image showcases various scenes depicting the devastating consequences of this tragic event. In the first panel, we witness some of the results of the explosion, with debris scattered around and a sense of chaos lingering in the air. The second panel portrays volunteer explorers bravely descending into the pit brow, ready to face whatever lies beneath. Their determination is palpable as they embark on their dangerous mission. The third panel shows a heart-wrenching moment as rescuers bring out one of the victims' lifeless bodies. This poignant scene serves as a reminder of the human toll inflicted by such disasters. In close quarters, individuals are seen testing ventilation systems to ensure safety for those involved in rescue efforts. Mr. John Turton, manager of this ill-fated colliery, stands tall as he becomes one of its first rescuers depicted in this engraving. His leadership and courage shine through amidst unimaginable circumstances. This historic artwork provides us with an illustrative technique that was prevalent during that era while shedding light on an important chapter in our industrial history. It offers a glimpse into how culture and arts intersected with historical events during this time period

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