Engine Houses, Power Station And Pithead Gear At Haig Colliery is a Grade II listed building in the Cumberland local planning authority area, England. First listed on 22 January 1987. Engine house and power station.

Engine Houses, Power Station And Pithead Gear At Haig Colliery

WRENN ID
keen-quoin-cobweb
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cumberland
Country
England
Date first listed
22 January 1987
Type
Engine house and power station
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SOLWAY ROAD 1. 1814 NX9617NE 2/50 Engine houses, power station and pithead gear at Haig Colliery II 2. Engine houses, power station, and pithead gear. Dates back to 1917; later additions and alterations. Main building brick with mineral-felted roofs; pithead gear, steel. Originally 'H' shaped plan, central power station was extended to rear. Single tall storey, each engine house (the cross-wings) is 6 bays. The south engine house entrance is up a flight of steps; wooden double doors with semicircular fanlight, 5 tall semi- circular windows to left. 3 similar windows, with oculus above, in east return. North engine house is mirror image. 6-bay power station has 6 similar windows. Decorative brick corbel table and corner pilasters. Large louvred vents to roof ridges. Machinery is still intact, all by BEVER DORLING & CO LTD, BRADFORD: two 21" bore engines (installed 1917) in the north engine house, two 42" bore engines (installed 1933) in the south engine house. The pithead gear probably dates back to 1917 although component parts have been renewed over the years.

Listing NGR: NX9672817597

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