Printed map on paper various measurements and locationsunderground workings, plan, working miners united co, homebush

Slide. . Level at 1045 feet at New Moon Gold Mine, Eaglehawk. Crushing material 70 feet in width. Two men drilling while five look on. Image sourced from 'Healthy Golden Bendigo'No. 43 printed on bottom of slidemine, gold, underground workings., bendigo mines-jack hattam collection.

Plan on white paper (copy) of underground workings. On top of plan 'Plan Showing Underground Workings in the claim of Ballerstedt & Son' On bottom date written 29/11/65. Plan shows lease peg, southern boundary of claim.bendigo, mining, ballerstedt & co

Plan on heavy parchment paper: on top of plan 'Plan of the underground workings Cinderella Company, Johnson's Reef' Lh side of plan 'Kent Company's Ground' on bottom: Tipper and Company. Written on bottom surveyed 13/7/64.bendigo, mining, cinderella company

A plan of the underground working of the New Australasian Mine at Creswick, showing Wheeler's Bridge Road, a transverse section on the West Main Reef Drive and Line AB. It als shows the locations of the Red streak or Australasian Gutter, Reef wash, Eastern Wash, Australasian and Eaglehawk Shaft and prospecting drives.mining, plans, cgt, creswick, new australasian company, wheeler's bridge, red streak gutter, australasian gutter, reef wash, eastern wash, australiasian shaft, eaglehawk shaft

Plan showing underground drives. Ink on linen with green and brown shading. Red line.cgt, mining, plan, prospecting

8515.1 - Map of underground tunnels at a coal creek mine. Frame has a paper label rotted and faded almost beyond legibility.

Blasting Powder Keg found underground when mine workings re-opened 1982-1983stawell

Plan on paper: on top of plan 'plan showing the position of the underground & surface workings in the claim of Mr. Ballerstedt Victoria Hill' Signed by Thomas Forbes, Mining Surveyor, 22nd. April 1868' Attached to plan is a letter report accompanying plans on the underground workings in (illegible) Ballerstedt & Sons, Victoria Hill (ink blot covering writing RH side) Text of letter begins : the underground level southwards from the shaft is 4ft 6' x 6 ft wide as shown on the plan; and is at a depth of (illegible) from the surface; along the (illegible) of which the timbering both upright and cap-pieces; are now in as good condition as when the work was being proceed with; with the exception of the uprights and one cap-piece which are slightly crushed from the general settlement of the mullock. The timbering of the drives is still standing in the same position though upwards of 12 months has elapsed after the slip in the open cutting had taken place, showing very clearly in my mind that the slip could not be attributable to the insufficient timbering of the underground workings; but rather to the action of the weather in this particular part of the cutting. The probably quantity of mullock that was detached or slipped from the west side of the cutting; would be (from careful enquiry and observation ) about 1500 loads at least; enough to crush the whole of the timber in the levels, if it had not been of the most substantial character and I think yours to prove that the fall was not caused by any defective timbering but from the cause already stated. I may state that I have inspected the underground workings generally in the mine, and the timbering is of the most substantial characterbendigo, mining, victoria hill

A number of images relating to mining in Cornwall dating from around 1927.mining, cornish, cornish mining, underground workings, underground mining, cornish miner, cornwall, child labourers, candles, pick, tools

Grey cover document, 21 typed pages with map of goldfield appended. On front page 'Report on the Bendigo Goldfield Central Area. This report is the outcome of an investigation into the present condition and future prospects of the Central Area of the Bendigo goldfield, undertaken with a view to seeing what improved methods could be adopted in the conduct of mining operations to neutralise the recent heavy increase in the cost of labour and mining requisites, and so restore the industry to the level of its previous prosperity' Signed by E.C. Dyason, B.Sc. B.M.E., Commonwealth Chambers, Bendigo, Victoria, 15th November, 1918.bendigo, gold mining, report on goldfield, bendigo goldfield, goldmining, mining companies, reef lines, underground workings, e.c. dyason

This is a map produced as part of a book entitled.. It is also stamped on the back in blue ink with an oval ring and the words North of England Institute. Newcastle. Mining & Meterolgical Faculty. Purchased on 23rd July 2017 by the Society after research by member Simon Killeen. Mining map of one of the first mines in Rutherglen area ( Chiltern West)Cream paper, black printing, rectangle with a drawingGeographical Survey of Victoria, Memoir, No6. Plate XX Plan of Underground Workings CHILTERN VALLEY CONSOLS MINE, RUTHERGLEN, PARISH OF CHILTERN WESTgold, rutherglen, mining, chiltern, underground mine map, geological survey, reef drives

Buff coloured document, heavy parchment, printed in black. On top of plan 'plan showing underground workings in the claim of Ballerstedt & Son.' Plan shows underground workings in red, with distances and angles. On bottom of drawing 'Ballerstedt's South Boundary'. Signed on bottom in black ink (indecipherable signature) and dated 28.11.65. Document attached is related to the donor Phillipa Marks' family and contains the recollections of her great grandfather in regard to Bendigo's Jewish community and synagogues.bendigo, mining, ballerstedt & son mine

Map, Surface Plan Showing underground workings along portion of the New Chum Line.South Belle Vue United, Eureka Extended, New Chum Railway, Shenandoah Co. Shamrock Co..A.S.Whitelawmap, bendigo, new chum line

Locality and Underground Workings plan for the Midas Company, Sulky Gully near Creswick. Companies shown on the Locality Plan include Dowling Forest No 1., Midas Consols, Madam Midas, Midas Company, King Midas and Midas Extended.dowling forest no 1., midas consols, madam midas, midas company, king midas, sulky gully, creswick, midas extended, cgt

Geological Surveys of N.E. Goldfields Victoria included mines and tunnels. A resurvey of goldfields was necessary to re-assess economic possibilities using modern techniques and structural interpretation. It included an examination of a considerable surface area with maps and underground workings. Results were correlated and integrated and published by the Mines Department.The mines are in the Bogong Alpine Area.Foolscap printed Victorian Bulletins. Each stapled in the top left corner and each with varying number of pages. Covering 1941-1958 a) Glen Wills and Sunnyside b) Sunnyside Tunnel c) Red Robin d) Maud and Yellow Girl Government Printer, Mines Department, Melbourne, Victoriageology in the north-east, gold fields, goldmines, glen wills

Buff coloured photocopy of the location of Lansell's No 180 Shaft and showing the positions of Underground Workings near the intersection of Lily St and Alley St. Also mentioned are the North Old Chum Shaft and the New Chum and Victoria Co Shaft. Luffman Brothers has been written in in pen and initialled A R. Printed at the bottom is: Surveyed by E. T. Brown, under the direction of A. W. Howitt, Secretary for Mines for the - (the rest is cut off).map, bendigo, mining plan, lansell's big 180 mine, locality of lansell's no 180 shaft, north old chum co shaft, new chum and victoria co shaft, luffman brothers, e t brown, a w howitt

In 1875 John Rowe enrolled at the Ballarat School of Mines (SMB) where he studied Metallurgy and Assaying. In 1880 the Britannia Mine closed and John Rowe moved to Launceston working as Manager of the Royal Tasman Gold Mining Company. He returned to Ballarat two years later to manage the Long Gully United Gold Mining Company. In 1885 John Rowe sought work in New Caledonia followed by South Africa. While in South Africa he received an offer from SMB to lecture in Practical Mining, an instructional innovation which involved weekly visits to some of the principle mines in the district. John Rowe took up this position in 1994, but it appears to have been a short lived innovation ending in 1996, possibly due to John Rowe's failing health. (http://guerin.ballarat.edu.au/curator/honour-roll/honourroll_Rowe,John.shtml)Nineteen men, some Ballarat School of Mines students, pose outside Ballarat's New Normanby Mine. Some hold picks and candles. The man in the centre wearing a waistcoat is John Rowe, experienced miner and lecturer in Practical Mining at the Ballarat School of Mines. The June 1899 Ballarat School of Mines Magazine records: "The mining class visited the Britannia Gold Mine, and were kindly shown over the surface and underground workings by Mr. Harvey."candle, ballarat school of mines, safety cage, john rowe, new normanby gold mine, mining alumni, pick