EPW043133 ENGLAND (1933). Prince of Wales Colliery, Glass Houghton and Castleford Collieries Limited, Pontefract, from the south-west, 1933

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Title	[EPW043133] Prince of Wales Colliery, Glass Houghton and Castleford Collieries Limited, Pontefract, from the south-west, 1933
Reference	EPW043133
Date	October-1933
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Place name	PONTEFRACT
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District
Country	ENGLAND
Easting / Northing	445000, 422700
Longitude / Latitude	-1.3183402437344, 53.698570089339
National Grid Reference	SE450227

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