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For almost 50 years the worst mining disaster in the UK was at the Oaks Colliery, near Barnsley, where two explosions killed 361 men and boys. Mr Andrews, a miner turned digital artist, recreated the scene using virtual reality. There was no outward demonstration of grief but a sad resignation. One of the cages was damaged but despite this, no time was lost in descending the pit.
The Oaks Colliery Disaster of 12 and 13 December 1866 was the worst in terms of lives lost in the history of mining in England. He was the furnace man at the pit and heard a noise like a loud peal of thunder and felt a hurricane which knocked him to the ground, senseless. The Oaks Colliery Disaster 1866 Fact sheet 1 –The Explosion 1866 saw England’s worst ever mining disaster at, The Oaks Colliery, Barnsley.