Photocopies and photographs
Reference: D/Ph 481 Catalogue Title: Photocopies and photographs Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Easington Colliery: miners' strike
Covering Dates: 1985
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Ref: D/Ph 481
A letter from the depositor who was a Police Sergeant of the West Midlands Police. He was part of a contingent called upon by Durham Police during the 1984/5 Miners' Strike. This was known as Mutual Aid. He served at Easington for a week in 1985, where his main duty was protecting miners who wished to return to work.
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a line of police vans which have protective metal grilles on their windows, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a police car and police vans together with policemen, including a Police Inspector, probably of the West Midlands Police. Behind the vehicles are allotments, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a row of terraced housing with the Pit Baths building and the colliery's winding gear, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a row of terraced housing with colliery buildings including the winding gear, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of police vehicles and coaches with protective metal window grilles used to transport miners returning to work before the end of the strike, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of police vehicles and coaches with protective metal window grilles used to transport miners returning to work before the end of the strike. One of the coach drivers is wearing a balaclava helmet probably to preserve his anonymity, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a coach with protective metal window grilles used to transport miners returning to work before the end of the strike. Standing near to the entrance to the colliery are pickets who are being watched by the police, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a coach with protective metal window grilles used to transport miners returning to work before the end of the strike. Standing near to the entrance to the colliery are pickets who are being watched by the police, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of coaches with protective metal window grilles used to transport miners returning to work before the end of the strike being escorted by police vans, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of an unidentified man walking past the allotments towards rows of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph looking down on the smoking chimneys of the terraced houses with the colliery in the distance, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a group of policemen standing at the corner of a terraced street of houses, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen and striking miners standing at the corner of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen and striking miners standing at the corner of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen and striking miners standing at the corner of terraced housing with possibly miners who have returned to work being escorted to and from the colliery, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen and striking miners standing at the corner of terraced housing with possibly miners who have returned to work being escorted to and from the colliery, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a policeman with striking miners standing behind the corner of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen with striking miners standing behind the corner of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of 2 policemen facing a group of striking miners standing at the end of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen and striking miners standing at the end of terraced housing, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a small group of men and women standing at the corner of terraced housing with the colliery's winding gear in the distance, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a group of men and women walking in the direction of the colliery with the colliery's winding gear in the distance, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of policemen watching a group of people walking into and past Austin Street, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a policeman watching a group of people walking into and past Austin Street, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of groups of policemen including a Police Inspector near Tower Street, Allen Street, Ayre Street and Abbot Street with the colliery's winding gear to the rear, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of police vehicles in the car park of the colliery, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)
Ref: D/Ph 481Photograph of a saluting Police Inspector, probably of the West Midlands Police, in the deserted car park with the colliery's buildings to the rear and side, Easington Colliery
(1 photograph, black and white)