1855-1885 Jonathan Blundell & Son 1890-1900 Jonathan Blundell & Sons 1901-1929 Pemberton Colliery
Publications (4)
- (1920); BGS - Mineral Resources of GB (c1920s) Vol VII - Lignites, Jet, Kimmeridge oil, England and Wales; 132 pages
- Hayes, Geoffrey (2009); PDMHS (Peak District Mines Historical Society) 17-4 Win - Development of Colliery Haulage and Winding Systems, The; 18 pages (46-63)
- Hill, Alan; NMRS (2012); British Mining 94 - Coal: A Chronology for Britain; ISBN 0901450 6 85; pp.138.
- NMRS; Newsletter Aug/1982; pp.3
Pemberton, Queen Pit - 115m- Summersales - 137m
- Pemberton, King Pit - 157m
- Pemberton, No.12 Pit - 232m
Lady Lane Delf - 233m- Lady Lane Pit - 239m
- Pemberton, Engine Pit - 245m
Pemberton, Bye Pit - 253m- Pemberton, No.9 Pit - 310m
- German's - 450m
- Pemberton - 477m
- Clap Gate (a) - 608m
- Thwaites Delf - 614m
- Moss House (a) - 742m
- Pemberton, Wood Black Pit - 804m
- Hawkley - 957m
- Pemberton, No.6 Pit - 972m
- Pemberton, No.7 Pit - 1,009m
- Venture Pit - 1,027m
Copperas House - 1,030m- Worsley Mesnes - 1,117m
- New - 1,153m
- Pemberton, Mill Pit - 1,155m
- Tan Pit - 1,237m
- Norley, No.5 Pit - 1,310m
- Winstanley, No.1 Pit - 1,326m
- Hawkley, New Pit - 1,439m
- Newtown, Pit No.1 - 1,586m
- Winstanley, No.3 Pit - 1,670m
- Norley, No.4 Pit - 1,691m
- Engine House - 1,740m
- Newtown, Pit Nos 2 & 3 - 1,805m
- Park Lane, Middle Pit - 1,989m
