Henwain Colliery

Henwain Colliery. The name of the colliery was Henwain (English) or Henwaun (Welsh). There were two shafts on the site of the colliery. One winding shaft and one ventilation shaft. (The ventilation shaft topped with a chimney stack can be seen on the image above far right). Messrs J. & C. Bailey. The colliery was located on the eastern side …

Henwain Colliery – List of Fatalities This list of deaths at the Henwain Colliery, Blaina covers most of those reported in National and Local Newspapers and Ancestry files. This page is fluid and will be updated as more information is received. Entries with an asterisk* after the date signify that the name and date was taken from Ancestry and cannot …

The Henwain Colliery Miners. An image showing some of the workers at the Henwain Colliery, Blaina, pictured by the headgear, 1900’s.

Henwain Colliery – Coal Train Loop Circuit 1900. A map showing the area of the Henwain Colliery, Blaina in 1900, also the layout of the old coal train loop circuit from the Lower Deep Colliery at East Pentwyn Blaina.   Points of interest – Railway Terrace, Colliers Row and Henwaun Row are now incorporated into Abertillery Road and Mount Pleasant …

Henwain Colliery – Coal Train Loop Circuit 1880. A map showing the area of Henwain Colliery, Blaina in 1880, also the layout of the old coal train loop circuit from the Lower Deep Colliery at East Pentwyn, Blaina.   Points of interest – The early street names different from today. Railway Terrace, Colliers Row, Henwaun Row and Mount Pleasant Row …

Henwain Colliery Blaina. The name of the colliery was Henwain (English) or Henwaun (Welsh – Old Moor). There were two shafts on the site of the colliery, one winding shaft, the other was a ventilation shaft. The colliery was located on the eastern side of the Blaina valley on Mynydd James between Blaina and Bournville. Opened by Messrs Crawshay and …