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Washhouse Exterior Wall jamison when coal production commenced

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when coal production commenced

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Washhouse Exterior Wall jamison when coal production commencedThe exterior side wall of the washhouse at Elrington Colliery, with the main workshop building's gantry crane visible in the distance. The 15 tonne overhead crane served that workshop, unloading heavy machinery and servicing coal wagons. Coal production ran from 1930 until December 1962, when BHP closed the mine with large reserves still in the ground. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.

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