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Top men, Raspberry Gully, Charlestown, NSW, 24 June 1898
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CreatorSnowball, Ralph, 1849-1925
InformationRaspberry Gully was also known as South Waratah Colliery, the Gully pit and Charles' Pit. The Waratah Coal Mining Company originally sunk the shaft, then known as Charles pit and worked it for six years, before sinking a deeper shaft called South Waratah. The mine closed for the final time 22 December 1961 Date24th June 1898
InformationRaspberry Gully was also known as South Waratah Colliery, the Gully pit and Charles' Pit. The Waratah Coal Mining Company originally sunk the shaft, then known as Charles pit and worked it for six years, before sinking a deeper shaft called South Waratah. The mine closed for the final time 22 December 1961 Date24th June 1898Relates to
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Snowball, Ralph, 1849-1925, Top men, Raspberry Gully, Charlestown, NSW, 24 June 1898 (24th June 1898), [ASGN0006-B1]. Living Histories, accessed 13/12/2024, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/47777