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Ponies and their handlers at Greenside Colliery in 1932

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Ponies and their handlers at Greenside Colliery in 1932

Ponies and their handlers at Greenside Colliery in 1932. It was claimed that the ponies were kept in better conditions than many animals on the surface. 24th December 1932. © Mirrorpix

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NCJ Archive
United Kingdom

Media ID 21481253

Christmas Eve Coal Coal Mining Colliery Horses Labour Manual Miners Ponies Pony Subterranean Subterrania Underground Working Conditions

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Captured in this vintage print from 1932, we witness a heartwarming scene at Greenside Colliery. Ponies and their dedicated handlers stand side by side, forming an unbreakable bond forged deep underground. It was widely acknowledged that these ponies enjoyed better conditions than many animals on the surface during this era. As Christmas Eve dawns upon the colliery, a sense of camaraderie fills the air. The miners and their trusty companions prepare for another day of laborious work in the coal mines. These majestic creatures play an integral role in the industry, tirelessly hauling heavy loads through subterranean tunnels. In an age where manual labor dominated industries like coal mining, these pit ponies were essential to ensure productivity and efficiency within Greenside Colliery. Their strength and resilience matched that of their human counterparts as they navigated treacherous paths beneath the earth's surface. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of both the hardships faced by those working in such demanding conditions and the compassion shown towards these remarkable animals. Despite being far removed from sunlight or open pastures, it is evident that every effort was made to provide them with care and comfort amidst their arduous tasks. Preserved through time, this image encapsulates not only a significant moment in history but also pays tribute to all those who labored tirelessly below ground while cherishing their loyal equine companions.


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Step back in time with this captivating photograph from Memory Lane Prints. Witness the unique scene of ponies and their dedicated handlers at Greenside Colliery in 1932. Amid the hustle and bustle of coal mining, these animals were treated with special care. This vintage image, taken on Christmas Day, 1932, is a testament to the strong bond between man and beast in an era long past. Bring a piece of history into your home with our high-quality Media Storehouse Photographic Print of 'Ponies and their Handlers at Greenside Colliery in 1932' by NCJ.


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