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Emily Capper and the 1934 Gresford Colliery disaster
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National Coal Board: Central Engineering Establishment: Technical Drawings (D Series)
Catalogue reference: COAL 70
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National Coal Board: Central Engineering Establishment: Technical Drawings (D Series)
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