PELTON FELL MEMORIAL War Memorials Online
When news of its demise spread among old boys and girls, through a Facebook page called Pelton Fell Remembered By Over-50s, the clamour grew to take one last look at the old place.
Pelton Fell History
Event organiser Graeme Thompson, 54, of Pelton, said it grew out of his Facebook site Pelton Fell Remembered by Over-50s, which has attracted hundreds of current and former residents of the ex-pit.
Pelton Fell Remembered over 50's YouTube
The De La Leys are also remembered in the name of the village of Tanfield Lea.. Pelton Fell lies south of Pelton in a lofty location with good views, as at neighbouring Waldridge Fell to the south. By 1894 Pelton Fell was described 'as a populous colliery village'. To the immediate south was Pelton Fell Colliery (1835-1965) and to the.
Pelton Fell disaster memorial service Durham Miners' Association
Pelton Fell is a settlement which grew up in the 19th century around Pelton Colliery. The older village of Pelton, a short distance to the north, gets its name from the "tun", or settlement with a "pele" or palisade, or perhaps the "shovel-shaped" hill (1). The addition of the suffix "Fell" suggests that the settlement grew up.
"KIng Coal,"site specific sculpture on theSustrans national sea to sea cycle path at Pelton Fell
Remembrance Sunday 2018.Pelton Fell Cenotaph.
Blessing of new Pelton Fell Banner Rt Hon Kevan Jones MP
They have been replaced by housing. A small industrial estate called Stella Gill was established in the late 1980s and primarily provides start up premises for small disfraces cosplay businesses. Pelton Fell history, the history and past of Pelton fell and its community and surroundings.
REMEMBERING PELTON FELL video Colin C YouTube
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Pelton Fell Community Partnership Friends Action North East
John Hubble is remembered at Chester-le-Street on C105.01, C105.12, C105.15, C105.40, at Pelton on P26.01, at Pelton Fell on P27.01 and P27.04 and at Alnwick inA11.43. The CWGC entry for Private Hubble. If you know more about this person, please send the details to [email protected].
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Robert Senior continued to be a Wagonwayman. Annie died 26th September 1949, Robert died 3rd September 1961 aged 87 years. Both are buried at Pelton Cemetery in G282. Annie Bell is remembered as Mary Ann Bell at Pelton Fell on P27.01. If you know more about this person, please send the details to [email protected].
Bridge at Pelton Fell © Robert Graham Geograph Britain and Ireland
A Memory of Chester-Le-Street. I remember moving to Pelton Fell at about the age of eight, number 9 Ferndene Avenue. The house was new and we were the first to occupy it. There was a small alley at the end of the street that led to the railway line. A small shunting engine ran back and forth along the line from Pelton fell pit to Waldridge.
Old King Coal Pelton fell colliery shaft Tony Wilson Flickr
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Pelton Fell Twizell Burn Heritage Trail
Overview Heritage Category: Listed Building Grade: II List Entry Number: 1438974 Date first listed: 17-Oct-2016 List Entry Name: Pelton Fell Cenotaph and memorial gates Statutory Address: Pelton Fell Memorial Park, Station Lane, Pelton Fell, Chester-le-Street, County Durham, DH2 2RL
Newfield Inn Pelton Fell History Group Flickr
Clive Bowery, who has spent years in research, presented a talk at the weekend about the lives of the soldiers remembered on the Pelton Fell war memorial, in Pelton Fell, near Chester-le- Street.
On the Road to Pelton Fell Mensforth Cottages on the Left. Behind the Photographer is the
A look Back at the Village of Pelton Fell. Just a couple of miles from Chester le Street. My links to Pelton Fell started when My Sister Started to date one of the Potters from Pelton.
Pelton Fell Banner at the Gala Rt Hon Kevan Jones MP
Pelton Fell is situated in the North West of County Durham, in close proximity of Chester-le-Street. It is the site of a former coal mine and a closed railway station primarily used to service both Pelton Fell and Pelton, a village at the opposite end of Station Lane, although very few traces of either remain today, except in some of the street.
Historic Pelton Fell pit banner could be reborn for next year's Durham Miners' Gala Chronicle Live
People who survived and lived in Pelton Fell.