- A
whim, also
called a
whim gin or a
horse capstan, is a
device similar to a windl****
which is used in
mining for
hauling materials to the surface. It comprises...
- coal mine
Pockerley Gin Pit,
which the
waggonway notionally exists to serve. The pit head
features a
horse powered wooden whim gin,
which was the method...
- is
recorded that John Shaw was
operating a
landsale pit in 1836
using a
whim-
gin,
usually employing horses or a bull, to
raise the coal to the surface....
-
labelled as a
horse whim for
raising water, as is the one at Brewers'
House Museum in Antwerp. In
Chopwell in Tyne and Wear a
gin gang is part of a barn...
-
Titwood Farm
Horse Mill
Donkey Stone Edge mill
Experiment (horse
powered boat)
Gin gang
Whim (mining)
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County Durham where John Shaw was
operating a
landsale pit in 1836
using a
whim-
gin,
usually employing horses or a bull, to
raise the coal,
Ushaw Moor Colliery...
- 1840s
Whim Gin,
original from
Langton Colliery. Now at
Wollaton hall, Nottingham...
-
represent various mining techniques,
including bell pits, cog and rung and
whim gins. The archaeologist,
Martin Roe led the team from the
Friends of Middleton...
-
Floral Shoppe, with "voices
slowed to
wordless drawls,
tempos abused at
whim, [and]
snippets mashed over each
other at
clashing time signatures." The...
- John King is also
named after an
infant school in Pinxton. The
horse gin, or
whim from
Pinxton Green Colliery has been re-erected at
Nottingham Industrial...