No traces remain.
Shown on Dunn’s Survey of Oldham of 1829
In the 1850s owned by Lees, Jones & Co. Ltd
Photograph in Oldham Archives shows the pithead.
At the time of it’s closure it was owned by the Chamber Colliery Co.
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| Lancashire | |
| Oldham | |
| 53.5425835, -2.1084609 | |
| SD 9291 0511 | |
| Private Land | |
| #29,409 | |
Rhodes Bank - 331m- Bar Gap - 497m
- Nook - 650m
- Stampstone - 845m
- Lower Moor - 869m
- Bent Grange - 890m
- Grimbie's - 1,019m
- Robin Hill (a) - 1,067m
- Dirtcar - 1,178m
- Glodwick - 1,225m
- Primrose Bank - 1,230m
- Hardy Field - 1,241m
- Bankside - 1,273m
Grimbies Brickworks - 1,323m- Pit Bank - 1,331m
- Lees Hall - 1,337m
- Lowside - 1,353m
- Rise Pit - 1,356m
- Greenacres - 1,379m
Glodwick - 1,412m- Chamber - 1,446m
- Hartford - 1,512m
- Coppice Nook - 1,512m
- New Earth - 1,525m
- Booth Hill Pits - 1,538m
Lowside Brickworks - 1,585m- Roxbury - 1,594m
- Broadbent - 1,730m
- Honeywell Lane - 1,751m
- Clarksfield Pit - 1,770m
- Hunt Lane - 1,779m
- Whetstone - 1,798m
- Cow Hill - 1,868m
- Higgingshaw Lane - 1,873m
- Black Ridings - 1,934m
- Chamber Dam - 1,961m
- Copsterhill - 1,979m
- Low Side - 1,988m