LL Beamish Pit Village

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Pictures of LL Model	Name	Original		Town	Visit?	LL Ref.	Dates	Actual Location	Grid Reference	IoE
	Beamish Pit Village			Beamish Pit Village	Museum		Oct 10	Pit Village Beamish Museum DH9 0RG		109405
Lilliput Lane's "Beamish Pit Village" is based on buildings at the Pit Village at Beamish Museum Beamish, Co Durham DH9 0RG
All Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson (except where noted)
			© Copyright Kevin Rushton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
1			Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson Photos: Hilary Armstrong								Mahogany Drift Mine [109405] BLB The Colliery Heapstead building. The tall stone engine house came from Beamish 2nd Pit.
2			Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson Photo: Hilary Armstrong								Pit Hill Methodist Chapel
3			Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson Photo: Hilary Armstrong								The Beamish Board School, from nearby East Stanley, first opened in 1892. The three classrooms accommodated some 200 children.
4			Photos: Jan and Geoff Hampson Photo: Hilary Armstrong								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.

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