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Day: 9 March 2024

The Coal Mining Museum, Wakefield – Down into the pits with a real miner

AttractionsfiftyfourandcountingMarch 9, 2024

Its 40 years ago, in 1984 that the Miners Strike took place. Today the Coal Mining Museum exists to keep the story of the miners, the coal mines and their unique experiences alive. It was a cold day when we went over to Wakefield. It was raining and windy, but once inside the museum we…

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