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Clipstone Colliery 35050_013
Headstocks and Powerhouse at the site of the former Clipstone Colliery, which finally closed in April 2003. The structures are Grade II listed, Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, 2021
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Colliery Disused Engine House Coal Mine Heapstead Power House Winding Gear
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This aerial photograph captures the haunting beauty of the Clipstone Colliery, a once-thriving coal mine that now stands as a testament to an era long gone. The image showcases the iconic headstocks and powerhouse, which have been meticulously preserved since the colliery's closure in April 2003. Located in Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, these Grade II listed structures exude a sense of grandeur and resilience. The towering headstocks dominate the frame with their imposing presence, reminding us of the sheer magnitude of this industrial site. These colossal metal frames were once used to support winding gear that transported miners deep into the earth's belly. Now silent and still against an expansive sky, they serve as poignant reminders of bygone days. Adjacent to them is the power house, another architectural gem steeped in history. This building housed machinery vital for generating electricity and powering various operations within the colliery complex. Its sturdy brick walls stand strong amidst remnants of what was once a bustling hub of activity. Damian Grady's masterful composition allows viewers to appreciate both the scale and intricate details present at this disused colliery site. From above, we witness how nature has begun reclaiming its territory as green vegetation starts creeping up around these man-made structures. This print serves not only as a visual feast but also as a tribute to those who worked tirelessly underground during an era when coal mining played such a crucial role in shaping communities across England.
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