http://www.mapperleyhistory.com/History_Pages/Mapperley_Coal_Co_History.html WebThe Mersey Railway's No 5 a Condenser fitted 0-6-4T 'Cecil Raikes' built by Beyer Peacock in 1886 is seen outsade the Steamport, Southport shed on 14/2/98. the loco was sold by the Mersey Railway to Shipley Colliery, Derbyshire in 1904. it worked at the Colliery for a further 50 years before being retired it then spent time at Derby Works before being donated to …

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WebIn 1943 the Hall was demolished, and the Shipley Colliery Company was nationalised at the end of the second world war. The estate was later (1970s) bought by the Derbyshire County Council, who established a … Web'Cecil Raikes' was one of the initial batch of eight locomotives delivered to the Mersey Railway in 1886 by Beyer Peacock and Co Ltd, of Gorton, Manchester, it was sold to Shipley Colliery in Derbyshire in 1904, where it worked for the next fifty years before being stored at Derby Locomotive Works it was presented to National Museums Liverpool by the British … marriage records monroe county new york

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WebI know that he was a colliery engine winder for many years at Shipley, certainly 1881 - 1911 as confirmed by census. At his death in 1926 at the age of 67, his profession is still named as colliery winding engineman. Therefore he may still have been working up to becoming ill. http://www.ilkcam.com/Specials/Miller-Mundy/Miller-Mundy06.html WebAfter decades of neglect, the colliery company demolished Shipley in 1948. King Edward VII attended a house party at Shipley in the early 20th century. Collections: The majority of the contents of Shipley Hall were sold in the early 1920s. Comments: Shipley was considered one of the greatest Edwardian houses in Derbyshire. nbd credit card requirements