Newsletter No 68

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• Aberystwith (p.2)
• Alston (p.6)
• Alston Moor (p.6)
• Alvin (p.6)
• Alvin Hill (p.6)
• Arts and Humanities Research Council (p.1)
• Bade (p.18)
• Barker (p.1)
• Blackett (p.7)
• British Mining No 38 (p.17)
• Daily Chronicle (p.3)
• David (p.1)
• David Walker Barker (p.1)
• Durham (p.18)
• Durham County Council (p.22)
• Durham Mining Museum (p.18)
• Forbes (p.10)
• Forster (p.8)
• Friends (p.1)
• Friends of Killhope (p.1)
• Greenwich (p.7)
• Greenwich Hospital (p.7)
• Hancock (p.18)
• Hancock Museum (p.18)
• Hudgill (p.8)
• Hudgill Burn (p.8)
• Ian (p.10)
• Ian Forbes (p.10)
• Jacob (p.25)
• Jacob Wilson (p.25)
• James (p.3)
• James & Co (p.3)
• JAMES & Co. Ltd. (p.5)
• John (p.8)
• John Taylor (p.8)
• Keswick (p.28)
• Keswick Mining Museum (p.28)
• Killhope (p.1)
• London (p.7)
• London Lead Company (p.7)
• Manchester (p.10)
• Margaret (p.10)
• Margaret Manchester (p.10)
• Mining Journal (p.11)
• NAMHO (p.2)
• National Association of Mining Historical Organisations (p.13)
• Nenthead (p.7)
• Newcastle (p.5)
• Newcastle upon Tyne (p.18)
• NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE (p.5)
• North Pennine Heritage Trust (p.2)
• North Pennines (p.1)
• Ouseburn (p.2)
• Parkin (p.10)
• Pennine (p.2)
• Pennines (p.1)
• Rampgill (p.7)
• Rampgill mine (p.13)
• Rampgill Vein (p.7)
• Rigby (p.25)
• Roger (p.18)
• Roger Bade (p.18)
• Russell (p.10)
• Russell Parkin (p.10)
• Shelagh (p.11)
• Shelagh Bridges (p.11)
• Sir William Blackett (p.7)
• Smeaton (p.9)
• St John's (p.2)
• St John's Chapel (p.2)
• St John's Chapel Town Hall (p.2)
• St. John's Chapel, Town Hall (p.29)
• Tamar (p.27)
• Tamar Valley (p.27)
• Taylor (p.8)
• Trevor (p.18)
• Trevor Bridges (p.18)
• Tyne (p.5)
• Walker (p.1)
• Weardale (p.7)
• Westgarth (p.8)
• Westgarth Forster (p.8)
• William (p.25)
• William Rigby (p.25)
• William Rigby Junior (p.25)
• Wilson (p.25)