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The tall stone engine house came from
Beamish 2nd Pit.
Photos: Hilary Armstrong
Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson
2 The Church
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Photos: Jan and Geoff
Hampson
Pit Hill Methodist Chapel
The School
Photo: Hilary Armstrong
Photos: Jan and Geoff
Hampson
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The Beamish Board School, from nearby East
Stanley, first opened in 1892.
The three classrooms accommodated some
200 children.
The Cottages
Photos: Jan and Geoff
Hampson
Photo: Hilary Armstrong
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Pit Cottages
(from Francis Street, Hetton-le-Hole
near Sunderland.) They were part of
a row of of 27 houses build in the 1860s and housed pitmen's families
until the late 1970s.
Other items in the Pit Village
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