The line running south from Annbank is now cut back to Drongan, where the line that once served the Killoch Colliery now serves the Killoch Washery on the same site.
32.
The team was founded in 1875 at a meeting in the Mountain Ash Inn, but their first game in earnest was not until 1891, against Swansea at the Washery Field.
33.
The temple construction started in the early seventies and thereafter developmental activities continued through earnings and donations from temple visitors, followers of Baba Khadeswari and Dugda Coal Washery's employees.
34.
The collieries at Orgreave and Treeton were linked underground and as well as the coking plant the coal drawn by these collieries was fed to the washery at Orgreave Coal Preparation Plant.
35.
The NCB agreed the development of a drift mine, which by 1973 meant that windings at Big Pit had ceased, with coal extracted close to the refurbished Black Lion coal washery.
36.
The site was cleared from 1993 onwards, but the associated coal washery stayed open for another nine months, so that a stockpile of 370, 000 tonnes could be prepared for market.
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The tramway referred to was intersected by the railway when it was built, and there was a flat crossing a short distance north of Leadhills station, where the tramway led to a washery.
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As of 1914, coal from the No . 4 shaft was hauled to the No . 5 breaker for processing, although a washery at the No . 4 prepared enough coal to run the colliery boilers.
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The line north to Aberdare on the Merthyr Line to was only kept open for coal traffic to Tower Colliery, which moved its coal washery and loading facility onto the site of the former station goods yard.
40.
After it closed coal continued to come from Solway Colliery, Workington until it closed in 1973, at which point the surviving business for the bi-product works and coal washery at Lowca was handled by road.
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