Wylam Colliery

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Wylam Colliery was a historic coal mine in Northumberland, England, notable for its early use of pioneering steam locomotives during the Industrial Revolution.

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Wylam Colliery canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coal mine
colliery
industrial heritage site
associatedWith Wylam Waggonway locomotives
linked to: Wylam waggonway

early colliery railways in Northumberland
category Historic coal mines in England
Industrial Revolution sites in Northumberland
connectedTo River Tyne
country United Kingdom
era Industrial Revolution
geographicContext northern England industrial district
hasHeritage early railway technology
steam power development
historicalPeriod 18th century
19th century
industry coal mining
influenced development of steam locomotives
early railway engineering
locatedIn England
Northumberland
Tyne Valley
Wylam
locatedOn north bank of the River Tyne
near Newcastle upon Tyne
Wylam village
linked to: Wylam
notableFor early railway experimentation
early use of steam locomotives
partOf North East England
railwaySignificance one of the early sites of locomotive use in a colliery
region coalfield of Northumberland and Durham
resourceExtracted coal
servedBy Wylam Waggonway
linked to: Wylam waggonway
status disused
transportRole origin point for coal wagons to the Tyne
used horse-drawn wagons
steam locomotives
usedTransport plateway
wagonway

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Puffing Billy builtFor Wylam Colliery
subject linked to: Puffing Billy locomotive
Wylam Colliery railway serves Wylam Colliery
Wylam Colliery railway connects Wylam Colliery
Wylam Colliery railway owner Wylam Colliery
Wylam waggonway builtFor Wylam Colliery
Wylam waggonway associatedWith Wylam Colliery
William Hedley employer Wylam Colliery