Estate plan of Weetslade and Wideopen, property of Charles John Brandling, showing site of intended workmen's houses

Plan of existing bridle road and proposed new bridle road through Benton, property of Charles William Bigge

Plan of Longbenton Colliery, Bryans Main and Northumberland Main

Estate plan of Killingworth Moor, marking new roads

Estate plan of West Brunton, 1123 acres, including key and giving pencil details of borings

Plan of the workings at Killingworth Colliery, showing lines of dykes and dips, marking boreholes and bad coal

Plan of Gosforth Pit and Heaton Old Engine Pit

Royalty plan of Longbenton, Heaton and Killingworth, marking colliery railways

Plan of linings in the A Pit, Killingworth Colliery to ascertain the extent of workings made out of the royalty by Lord Carlisle into that of the Master and Fellows of Balliol College

Plan of workings on Killingworth Moor, purchased from Thomas Pugh

Estate plan of Longbenton, property of Lord Carlisle, showing borings, pits, water levels, waggonways and line of the Great Dyke

Original 1749, copy nd

See also Prof. M. Louis "Early Steam Engines in the North of England", Transactions of the Institute of Mining Engineers, Vol LXXXII, 1932, pp.526 - 530.

Plan of 2 houses in Longbenton

Plan of workings in Longbenton Colliery, showing drifts, pits and borings

Estate plan of Longbenton, property of the Earl of Carlisle, showing the line of dykes

Plan of workings in Longbenton Colliery, property of Lord Ravensworth and Partners, showing pits, drifts and the new engine levels

Plan of workings at Longbenton, part of the Earl of Carlisle's Royalty, showing boreholes, pits and old workings

Plan of workings at Longbenton Colliery, property of Lord Ravensworth and Partners, showing pits, dykes and new engine levels

Plan of the workings in the High Main Seam at East Benton Colliery, referred to in a lease granted to Messrs Johnson and Partners, showing pits and the line of dykes

Plan of the Endeavour Pit, Walker Hill Colliery

Estate Plan of Walker

Estate plan of Longbenton, property of Lord Carlisle, first draft of a survey by John Watson, showing water levels and line of Great Dykescale 8ch: 1"

Plan of the coal on the upper side of the Thistle Pit Dyke, Walker, adjoining the land of Sir Matthew White Ridley I and Hargreave and Levoin, showing pits, Byker and Walker Engines and the Jane Pit Dyke

Plan of [Walker Colliery, 1821]

Plan of Heaton and Walker Collieries and Estates, showing pits and the line of the upcast dyke to the west

Plan of linings in Walker Colliery, showing pits and the face of Bigges Main Colliery workings

Plan of the face workings in Bigges Main Colliery, showing Henry Pit

Plan of the workings in Walker and Heworth Collieries, showing pits, borings, types of coal and extent of former workings

Parts missing

Colliery plan of Shiremoor, property of the Earl of Northumberland, showing pits, borings, new waggonway and new winning

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/1, indicating supposed water level from new winning

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/1

Plan of Balkwell Farm, the property of Sir Ralph Milbank, surveyed by J. Fryer

Plan of Chirton Colliery, property of Edward Collingwood, John Liddell, Sir Ralph Milbank, the Duke of Northumberland, Earl of Carlisle, Lawson and Walker, including extensive key giving details of geology, workings and water levels, showing pits, boreholes, waggonway and crank gin, 1084 acres, parts missing

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/5

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/5

Estate plan of Chirton, property of Edward Collingwood, Hylton Lawson, Walker, Sir Ralph Milbank, Duke of Northumberland and Earl of Carlisle, marking boreholes and dykes, 1084 acres

Estate plan of Chirton, property of Edward Collingwood, Hylton Lawson, Walker, Earl of Carlisle and Yeoman

Royalty plan of Chirton

Estate plan of part of Chirton, property of J. Collingwood and A.M. Lawson, showing pits and lines of present and proposed waggonways

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/11

Estate plan of part of Chirton, property of Michael Robson, Tyne Brewery and the executors of Mr Crawford, showing sites of proposed new pit and waggonways

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/13

Estate plan of part of Chirton, property of J. Collingwood and A.M. Lawson, showing pits, waggonways and pitmen's houses

Plan of part of Chirton, showing waggonway near Milbourn Place and spouts

Plan of the first 10 houses at the north end of the building ground at Chirton Colliery

Plan of the first 10 houses at the south end of the building ground at Chirton Colliery

Plan and sections of the Northumberland Dock and Percy Branch Railway at Coble Dean, River Tyne, engineers Robert Stephenson and Robert Nicholson, showing Percy Main Colliery, Newcastle and North Shields Railway and Backworth and Fawdon Waggonways

Plan of the north of the Coble Dean showing the present and ancient course of the rivulet at low water, bounded by Chirton and Flatworth Estates, surveyed by Thomas Bell, showing waggonways and coal staith

Copy of NRO 3410/Wat/21/18

Plan of Chirton quayside and docks, showing waggonway to staith

Plan of quays and houses [Chirton] at the west end of North Shields, leased by Lord Collingwood to Messrs Bells, Robson and Watson, for waggonways, showing line of proposed way

Plan of Chirton dock and shipyard

Sketch of the holing round the Hopewell Pit shaft in the Low Main Seam, Burdon Main Colliery

Plan of workings in Chirton Colliery

Section of a line of a waggonway from Chirton Engine Pit to the staith

Plan and section of Tynemouth Docks

Estate plan of Preston and Tynemouth, surveyed by Thompson, 1219 acres, including key

Plan of Preston North Farm, property of Thomas Fenwick

Estate plan of Shiremoor and Benton Moor, property of Ralph William Grey, showing Scaffold Hill Quarries

Plan of Dockwray Square, Shiremoor, property of Mr Liddell, surveyed by George Pickering, including key, 157 acres

Plan of Murton Colliery and farm, property of Robert Ward, 200 acres, showing pits, waggonway to Murton Staith and new winnings in Percy Main and Collingwood Main

As NRO 3410/Wat/21/31

Section of seams sunk through from the High Main to the Yard Coal at Murton and Burdon Main Collieries

Plans of Percy Main Waggonway and staith and Murton East and West spouts and plan and section of west spout, with estimate of costs of building a platform between the gears of Murton Staith

Plan of workings in Wallsend Colliery, showing pits, staiths, dykes, water level drifts and a lime kiln Scale 3ch: 1"

Plan of collieries in Wallsend, property of Bells, Brown, Russell and Temple, including Percy Main, Collingwood Main and Temple Main, showing pits and water level, scale 12ch: 1"

As, showing new winnings, scale 16ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/22/2

Sketch plan of [Willington], bounded by land belonging to the Duke of Northumberland and Bewicke and Craster

Plan of Willington Waggonway and Staith, surveyed by John Bell, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of part of the land belonging to Bewicke and Craster at Willington Quay, showing proposed line of footpath to Benton Staith, showing Willington Staith, Benton and Killingworth Waggonways, a steam mill and ballast machine, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of the workings in the Bensham Seam at Willington Quay and Jarrow, marking pits, scale 2ch: 1",

As, marking pits, rolleyways and crane

Estate plan of Wallsend, property of Russell, Bells and Brown and Temple, surveyed by John Watson, marking Bells' and Brown's new winnings, scale 6ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/22/10

Estate plan of Wallsend, property of Russell and Temple, and of Collingwood Main, property of Bells and Brown, scale 12ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/22/12

Estate plan of Willington Quay, showing Willington and Benton Staiths and a steam mill

As NRO 3410/Wat/22/14, also showing ballast machine and a new winning at Willington and workings in the dip dyke at Jarrow

Plan of linings made at Engine Pit, Willington

Plan of workings in Willington, showing the Engine Pit and stone drift

Plan of linings and survey taken from the centre of the Bewicke Pit shaft, Willington, showing workings

Plans of proposed alterations to a public house and farm house on Willington Farm, property of Charles William Bigge, scale 6': 1",

Unidentified plan

Section of an engine house and cross section of a pit at Willington, property of Matthew Bell, drawn by Fenton, Murray and Wood, scale 4': 1"

Estimate of the cost of rebuilding a public house and a farm house at Willington Farm, property of Charles William Bigge, by C.L. Stoker

Estate plan of Willington Farm, property of Sir Ralph Milbanke, including key to roads, buildings and waste grounds, scale 4ch: 1"

Sketch of a quay proposed to be built on the west side of the gutt adjacent to Willington Quay, showing Willington and Benton Staiths, including key, scale 2ch: 1"

List of estimated costs for building 23 above.

Incomplete

Sketch of the grounds through which the Bewicke Pit Waggonway passes, property of Bewicke and Craster, John Orde and Charles William Bigge, showing pits and old and new lines of waggonway, scale 4ch: 1"

Sketch of a waggonway (probably a continuation of 25) from the turnpike road to the quay, giving measurements of old and new waggonways, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of the line of the Bigges Main Byway and high water line, with distance between the two

Plan of the workings in the High Main Seam, Bigges Main as left in 1797, showing coal left along eastern boundary adjoining Russel's Wallsend Colliery, surveyed by John Watson, scale 4ch: 1", Jan 1815.

See also report re the thinning of the Western barrier at Wallsend, 18 Jan 1815, Wat/3/105/7

Unidentified plan [?Bigges Main] showing A and B Pits

Plan of an engine and boiler [?Bigges Main], scale 3': 1"

Specifications for a Boulton and Watt Engine at Bigges Main

Specifications for work on an engine at Willington, 5 Sept 1796

Estate plan of Harbottle Hall, Battisgreen Newfield and Moss Closes, adjoining Pelton Moor, property of John Rogers, surveyed by William Donkin, including key scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of part of the Birdhope Craig Estate, property of John Reed, marking boreholes scale 4ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/22a/2 above

Unidentifield section

Estate plan of lands at Bolam belonging to the Hospital of Our Lady, St Mary the Virgin in Newcastle, surveyed by Watson and Brunton 4ch: 1"

Estate plan of lands belonging to the Hospital of Our Lady, St Mary the Virgin in Newcastle, near Bolam, surveyed by Watson and Brunton, scale 2ch: 1"

Estate plan of Moor Park, Stains Wood, Stains Field Moor, Brickfield Park, Moor Park, Brown Ridge Moor, showing the position of Etal Colliery

Section of an unidentified seam [? Kirkwhelpington] showing position of the shaft, n.c

Plan of an unidentified colliery [? Unthank] and boreholes sunk in the surrounding area

Plan of part of an estate at Newton, property of Rev Joshua Cook, and part of Francis Johnson's grounds at Low Newton, showing water level line and new winning

Plan of part of the township of Newton-on-the-Moor, property of Robert Cook, surveyed by J. Ramsay, scale 4ch: 1"

Sketch plan showing sites of pits around the Mansion House at Newton-on-the-Moor

Unidentified sketch plan

Plan of West Allendale from Black Pool Ridge to Killhope Law, part of the regality or Manor of Hexham, property of Sir Thomas Blackett, surveyed by John Bell, showing lead veins, scale 6ch: 1"

Estate plan of Cowpen, property of the representatives of the late Rev Robert Croft and partners and Newsham, property of Sir Matthew White Ridley, showing the barrier between the estates, marking Cowpen Pits and Whin Dyke

Plan of workings in A Pit, Cowpen Colliery showing the line of the barrier to be left against Newsham, property of Sir Matthew White Ridley and Rev Robert Croft and partners, marking waggonway and Blyth and Cowpen Quays

As NRO 3410/Wat/23/2 above, with explanatory note by John Straker and John Watson

As NRO 3410/Wat/23/2 above, with letter of explanation addressed to John Watson

Plan of workings in B Pit [? Cowpen], marking the Whin Dyke, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in A Pit [? Cowpen], marking a house, property of Mr Hogget

Plan of workings in the High Main Seam, Cowpen, property of Rev Robert Croft and others, marking waggonway and pits, scale 4ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/23/7 above, marking Cowpen village and barrier

Plan of Black Close or Cambois Colliery marking pits, boreholes and quay

Plan of Black Close or Cambois Colliery, property of the Countess of Oxford, surveyed by John Watson, marking quay, staith, pits, boreholes, waggonway and houses, scale 2ch: 1"

Estate plan of Choppington and Sheepwash (Bedlington), scale 8ch: 1"

Estate plan of Cambois and East Sleekburn

Estate plan of East Sleekburn (Bedlington), surveyed by John Bell, scale 3ch: 1"

Estate plan of Netherton, property of Fredrick, Earl of Carlisle, surveyed by F. White, York, scale 8ch: 1"

Plan of grounds between Blyth and Netherton belonging to the Bishop of Durham, including key and showing site of a proposed winning at Netherton and proposed waggonway from it to Blyth harbour and Blyth staith and Cowpen Colliery Waggonway

Plan of workings at Netherton Colliery marking pits

As above, marking a house, property of Mr Pows, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Yard Seam, Netherton Colliery, marking pits, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings from the Far Pit, Walker

See also NRO 3410/Wat/23/20.

Plan of workings in the Main Seam, Netherton, property of the Earl of Carlisle, leased to Messrs King and Bell, marking pits, boreholes and the Whin Dyke, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of the workings in the Main Coal Seam, at Black Shiel Bogg Colliery, property of Robert Pearson, giving depths of pits and boreholes, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of the Main Coal Seam [Black Sheil Bogg Colliery, Haltwhistle]

Plan of Plainmeller Common, Haltwhistle scale 8ch: 1"

Section of 3 seams of coal at Kingswood Colliery, property of Geoffrey Waldie and showing the depths at which coal should be found under Plainmeller Common, property of Robert Pearson, scale 20yds: 1"

Estate plan of the boundaries and extent of the enclosed land at Hedley on the Hill and Ovingham, property of His Grace the Duke of Somerset, Mr Surtees and Thomas Turner, surveyed by John Robinson, scale 5ch: 1"

Explanation of NRO 3410/Wat/23a/5

Plan of workings in the Splint Seam, Heddon Colliery, scale 4ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/23a/7

Plan of workings in the Low Main Seam, East Denton Colliery, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Severn Quarter or Kenton Main Seam, East Denton Colliery, scale 2ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/23a/10 above

Plan of an estate called Newbiggin, property of Lord Carlisle, surveyed by Thomas Wilkin, scale 4ch: 1"

Estate plan of East and West Fawdon, Smith's Close and Bullock Stead

Estate plan of Brunton and Newbiggin grounds, property of the Earl of Carlisle, marking position of the workings and including explanation of the plan, scale 3ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Beaumont Seam south of the main dyke and in the Five Quarter Seam north of the main dyke, East Denton Colliery, giving depths of pits, scale 4ch: 1"

Estate plan of East Denton and a farm in Lemington, surveyed by Isaac Thompson, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan showing the site of Tryal Pit, East Denton and Sussex Pit, West Denton, including explanation re the coal from West Denton, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Beaumont Seam, East Denton Colliery, showing Sussex, Montagu and Good Intent Pits, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings at Tryal Pit, [East Denton]

Section of the Beaumont Seam [East Denton Colliery], scale 72': 1"

Estate plan of enclosed lands at Throckley, property of Greenwich Hospital, showing pits, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Engine Seam, Throckley Colliery, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in an unidentified colliery

Estate plan of West Denton or Bells Close, lately belonging to John Blackett, now the property of John Baker, and of Lemington and East Denton, belonging to Edward Montague, marking position of the borehole and proposed site of the engine, scale 10ch: 1"

Estate plan of West Denton, showing position of the pits, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Low Main Seam, Sugely Farm, adjacent to West Denton, property of Lord Rokeby scale 2ch: 1"

Horizontal elevation of the proposed battery across the gill near Guard's Grounds [between Prudhoe and Crawcrook], scale 10yds: 1"

Side elevation as above, including estimate of cost

Side elevation of the intended bridge at the gill near Guard's Grounds, including estimate of cost, scale 10yds: 1"

Horizontal and side elevations of [a waggonway], including estimate of costs, scale 60': 1"

Perspective elevation of Mickley Moor intended battery across the burn and gill near Mickley Moor New Winning, including estimate of costs, scale 10yds: 1"

Plan of the lower part of the River Tyne by John Fryer, Mathematician in Newcastle surveyed 1772, 1773

Continuation of NRO 3410/Wat/24/1 above to the estuary, including a drawing of the ruins of Tynemouth Castle, published by John Fryer and dedicated to him by the master pilots and seamen of Trinity House, Newcastle, 27 May 1773

Part of NRO 3410/Wat/24/1 & NRO 3410/Wat/24/2, Jarrow section

Part of NRO 3410/Wat/24/1 & NRO 3410/Wat/24/2, Tynemouth section

Part of NRO 3410/Wat/24/1 & NRO 3410/Wat/24/2, Central section

Plan of the Tyne Estuary, showing Mr Rendel's piers and the north and south piers proposed by W.A. Brooks SCALE 4ch: 1" 1832, 1845, 1851

Plan of Winlaton, Swalwell, Whickham and Dunston, marking the River Derwent, Swalwell Iron Works, Swalwell Branch Railway and Newcastle and Carlisle Railway and Team Iron Works, engraved by M. and M.W. Lambert, Newcastle, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of the River Tyne from Hedwin Streams to the Spar Hawke in the sea, showing projections and improvements recommended by W.A. Brooks, C.E. and referred to in the report to the Tyne Commissioners, marking railways, iron, lead and engine works, staiths, collieries, chemical works, ballast works, quarries and quays, litographed by M. and M.W. Lambert, Newcastle, scale 4": 1 mile

Plan of the Tyne estuary including Tynemouth and Jarrow, original c.1600, 19th century copy

Map showing the situation of the Tyne Collieries and principal roads and waggonways, scale 1 mile: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/24/10

Plan of part of the River Pont [near Ponteland] showing land bounded by property of Mr Dunn, Nathaniel Ogle and John Stapleton and showing Cold Coats Burn and Small Burn

Plan of the Tyne from Newcastle to the sea, showing the situation of coal staiths on both sides of the river with their depths at high water of spring tides and their distances from collieries on the river, including an elevation of a coal staith with drop and spout, drawn by P.S. Reid and engraved by M. and M.W. Lambert of Newcastle, scale 4": 1 mile

As NRO 3410/Wat/24/13

Plan and sections of a proposed dock t Warkworth Harbour on the River Coquet at Amble, showing staiths, railways, proposed dock and extentions to the north pier, by George Remington, engineer, litographed by F. Warr of Holburn, London scales 2ch: 1" and 80': 1"

Plan of the workings in the east part of Tannhouse Colliery scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings in Chirton Colliery, marking pits, water levels and crank gin and giving details of borings scale 2ch: 1"

Survey of Boghall Colliery, Unthank (Berwick) marking the barrier of whole coal against Tweedmouth Moor, pit houses and Alexander Grey's House scale 10ch: 1"

Plan of the River Wansbeck from Morpeth to the sea, showing land belonging to the Duke of Portland and Lord Carlisle and workings at Morpeth Banks and Choppington scale 400yds: 1"

Plan of the lower part of the River Tyne from a survey by John Fryer, copied by J. Story, scale 4ch: 1", original survey 1772, copy 1812

See NRO 3410/Wat/24/1 - NRO 3410/Wat/24/5

Plan of the mining district of Alston Moor, with part of the dales of the Tyne, Wear and Tees, published by W. Davison of Alnwick, engraved by W. Collard, scale 4 miles: 1"

Plan of a new winning at Cold Rise, Newham, showing boreholes, with explanation of workings, signed by William Brown, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of Alnwick Moor referred to by the provisional order for enclosure, litographed by A. Reid, Newcastle, scale 12ch: 1"

Plan of Newbiggin Colliery, property of Lord Carlisle, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Low Main Seam, Cowpen Colliery, marking pits and boreholes, Sleekburn Village and the River Blyth, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of the Tyne Low Main Seam, showing the lines of the section, swelly of thick coal, and the tract over which the b and has been proved, covering Earsdon, Holywell, Backworth, Burradon, Seghill, Seaton Delaval and Cramlington, lithographed by Andrew Reid of Newcastle, scale 32ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/24/26

Plan of workings in Morpeth, marking pits, boreholes and waggonway

Estate plan of Halliwell Reins, copied from an old plan, showing pits, engines, waggonway and downcast dyke and workings, including a key, scale 3ch: 1", original n.d. copy Dec 1825

Estate plan of Prestwick Carr, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in Jesmond Colliery at present worked by Sir Thomas Burdon and of the mansion houses and offices belonging to Messrs Anderson and Losh, showing surface damage and drains, scale 1ch: 1"

Plan of workings in Talkin Colliery, Cumberland, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of Cowpen estate and workings

Wat/20/10. Estate plan of Weetslade

Estate plan of West Brunton, property of Sir Arthur Hesilrige of Nosely, Leicester, surveyed by William Donkin and copied by John Easton, mining engineer, 1123 acres, 8ch: 1", original 1730, copy n.d

Plan of Cambois Colliery adjacent to the River Wansbeck, marking pits, borehole, waggonway, quay, lime kiln and houses, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of Chirton Colliery, property of John Liddle, marking pits, crank gin, waggonway and staith, including a key, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of workings in Chirton Colliery, marking pits, boreholes and housing at Milbourne Place, scale 2ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the Low Main Seam, Cowpen and East Sleekburn, marking pits, barriers against Cambois, water levels and force pump, scale 3ch: 1"

Plan of workings in the High Main Seam, Cowpen and East Sleekburn, marking pits, boreholes and cranes

Plan of the collieries on the Tyne and Wear also Blyth, Bedlington and Hartley, with the country 11 miles around Newcastle, taken from surveys by John Gibson, giving depths of pits, length of waggonways and amounts of keel dues on the Tyne and at Sunderland

Plan of Coxlodge Colliery showing pits, boreholes and dykes the property of Mr Riddell, surveyed by Thomas Bell, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of the Callerton Estates, marking the line of the downcast dyke and pits, scale c.8½ch: 1"

Estate plan of Dinnington, property of Sir Arthur Hesilrige of Nosely, Leics, giving list of names of tenants and grounds mentioned in the plan, copied by John Easton from surveys made by William Donkin, 8ch: 1", original survey 1730, copy n.d

Estate plan of Coxlodge, surveyed by J.H. Fryer, scale 10ch: 1"

Plan of the different grounds to be passed over with the intended waggon road from Kenton and Coxlodge to the River Tyne, marking the line of the waggon road, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of bottle Moor Colliery, showing workings in the Engine Seam, scale 3ch: 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/25/7, showing workings in the Main Seam

Plan of Wylam with the state of the Colliery, property of Mr Blackett, including an account of the colliery and elevation of Wylam House, scale 12ch: 1"

Estate plan of Gosforth, showing the line of the Great North Road, scale 8ch: 1"

Plan of an intended scheme to supply Newcastle with water from a borehole at Coxlodge to the Barras Bridge in Newcastle, showing the different proprietors grounds the water may be conveyed through

Estate plan of Dinnington, Wideopen, Weetslade, West and East Brunton, Fawdon, Kenton and Coxlodge, showing the position of the boreholes, Killingworth winning and the line of the great dyke, scale 16ch: 1"

Estate plan of Heaton and Heaton Banks, showing position of pits and engines and areas unwrought, scale 8ch: 1"

Estate plan of Walker showing the line of the barrier to be left between Walker and Byker Old Workings, the extent of the workings on the Walker Estate in 1757, the line of the barrier between Walker and Heaton, sites of pits in Walker and the supposed line of a downcast dyke to the north east

Plan of unidentified colliery [Alnwick area] showing the sites of Greens Quarry, Limestone Quarry and kiln and water level from Greens Quarry, scales 2ch: 1" and 10': 1"

Plan of the workings at Ouseburn Colliery, showing the site of the engine

Plan of workings in Lawson's Main Pit, showing positions of boreholes, scale 2ch: 1"

Estate plan of Red Barnes, property of Sir W Ridley with Heaton grounds and Shieldfield

Estate plan of Heaton, showing positions of the pits, engines and Walker Windmill, water levels and dykes

Estate plan, unidentified [West Brunton and Gosforth], scale 12ch: 1"

Section of the Tyne Low Main Seam, showing the relative period or date of disturbances and a shaft of Backworth C Pit, lithographed by Andrew Reid, Newcastle, scale 2ch: 1", 20': 1"

As NRO 3410/Wat/25/21

Plan of Fawdon, property of Matthew Bell, late of Sir A. Hesilrige, scale 4ch: 1"

Estate plan of Fawdon and East Brunton, copied by John Easton from surveys made in 1730 by William Donkin, original 1730, copy Oct 1819

Plan of the workings at Kenton, Fawdon Nook and West Brunton, property of Sir Thomas Burdon and of East Brunton, property of C.L. Brandling and coal belonging to Grey Hesilrige, showing line of a barrier between Fawdon Nook and Kenton and East Brunton workings and old water level through Kenton, scale 4ch: 1"

Plan of working at Gosforth

Estate plan of Dinnington, marking Delight Pit and the lines of the Jane Pit and Thistle Pit Dykes, scale 4ch: 1"