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Eisden Colliery
The development of the 'Limburg Meuse' colliery in Eisden, Belgium
, saw the use of concrete for most of the surface structures. Production started in 1923 and closure was in 1987. Subsequently most of the site was demolished including the nearer of the two listed headframes. The developer was then required to completely rebuild the headframe as a replica!
, saw the use of concrete for most of the surface structures. Production started in 1923 and closure was in 1987. Subsequently most of the site was demolished including the nearer of the two listed headframes. The developer was then required to completely rebuild the headframe as a replica!
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