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Friends of Killhope

Contact:

Secretary

Year formed: 1984

Address:

c/o Killhope Lead Mining Museum,Cowshill, Upper Weardale, County Durham DL13 1AR

Email:

Membership: 320

Website:

http://www.friendsofkillhope.org

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Activities:

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Lect

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Area of interest:

Publications and restoration work

Main geographical areas:

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Opening times:

Museums can give detals of opening times here

Current admission details:

Museums can give details of admission costs etc here

Educational facilities:

Museums can give details of educational facilities here

Classes of membership:

Individual £10. Family £15.
Senior Citizens & Students £7.50

Publications:

Newsletter published - 3 issues a year and occasional books.

Archive collection:

Available most Fridays from November to April at the Killhope Museum (Contact secretary).

Artefact collection:

Killhope Museum opening hours (see Killhope Lead Mining Museum).

Owned or leased site
or access controlled:

Details of sites controlled by clubs

Current projects:

Various restoration / consolidation projects at the Killhope Lead Mining Centre (See Museums Section). On-going archiving during the Winter months.

Publicity:

Leaflets and website

Services:

Details here

Location:

Location details

How to get there:

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Above: The underground waterwheel
Right: In the snow
Last updated: 23/11/2017

The principal aim of the Friends is to assist in restoration work at Killhope. This involves research as well as physical work, and members have free access to the site. Exploration, surveying and research are also carried on at some other sites in the Northern Pennines.

The photograph shows a working underground waterwheel. It demonstrates how mine water was pumped out of deeper workings. It has been constructed in a special chamber in a section of the mine that is visited on the Killhope underground tour.

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