Hidden Hamilton
Discovering stories about Hamilton - its people, places, past and present.
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AA Company
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06 February, 2015
Saving an AA Company house in Hamilton
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It continued to await its future, concealed in a battle axe block behind 195 Denison Street. This compact nineteenth century residence was o...
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05 January, 2014
'A great fall of roof' - the Hamilton mine disaster
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He denied he’d been warned, that the conversations had ever taken place. After all, James Sharp was acting Overman at the Hamilton Pit, and ...
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09 December, 2013
A Mine Manager's retreat - the AA Company house
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Status is having a house on the crest of a hill, fireplaces in every room, and your own underground water tank so you don’t have to queue t...
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07 June, 2013
'Crushed between two coal skips in the Borehole Colliery, Hamilton'
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Ten stark, simple words, in an email sent to me by Hunter historian, Fr Brian Roach. Ten words, carrying the story of a terrible death, a f...
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24 May, 2013
How Hamilton got its name
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At one time or another, most of us have criticised our city council. Yet the story of Hamilton shows vividly how the origins of local cou...
19 May, 2013
What's under my house in Hamilton?
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'There are mine shafts under the whole of Newcastle', our north coast solicitor told us. We were meeting to begin the paper work for...
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