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Sir Bernard and Lady Docker visited the Water Haigh Colliery, near Leeds
Sir Bernard and Lady Docker visited the Water Haigh Colliery, near Leeds. Pictured, Sir Bernard and Lady Docker after their tour of the coal seams. 21st March 1954
Higgins
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
England
DM E1864
Media ID 21857768
© Mirrorpix
1954 Coal Colliery Dirty Face Hard Hat Helmet Mine Mines Overall Soot Yorkshire
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Step back in time to the 1950s as we witness a remarkable moment captured by Higgins' lens. In this photo print, Sir Bernard and Lady Docker grace the Water Haigh Colliery near Leeds with their presence. The coal-streaked faces of these distinguished visitors tell a story of their immersive tour through the depths of this industrial marvel. Donning hard hats and protective helmets, Sir Bernard and Lady Docker fearlessly ventured into the heart of Yorkshire's mining industry. Their elegant attire contrasts starkly against the grime-covered overalls worn by hardworking miners surrounding them. Despite being out of place amidst the soot-filled air, they exude an undeniable aura of curiosity and respect for those who toil underground. This image serves as a testament to both the Dockers' genuine interest in understanding every facet of British industry and their commitment to connecting with working-class communities. It captures a moment frozen in time when societal boundaries were momentarily blurred within the confines of Water Haigh Colliery. As we gaze upon this photograph today, it reminds us not only of an era defined by coal mines but also offers insight into two individuals who dared to step outside their comfort zones. Let us cherish this snapshot from history that immortalizes Sir Bernard and Lady Docker's visit - an encounter that bridged worlds between privilege and labor.
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