RAILSCOT | Blairhall Colliery

/ /1870	Blairhall Colliery Opened by the Carron Iron Works for blackband ironstone.
/ /1870	Carron Iron Works Blairhall Colliery sunk. This was served by the Stirling and Dunfermline Railway. Sold to Lochgelly Iron Company who then sold it to the Coltness Iron Company.
/ /1880	Blairhall Colliery Sold by the Carron Iron Works to the Lochgelly Iron Company.
/ /1880	Blairhall Colliery Sold by the Lochgelly Iron Company to the Coltness Iron Works.
/ /1890	Blairhall Colliery Begins to be worked out, the Coltness Iron Works plans to sink new shafts Lord Bruce and Lady Veronica named after Lord Elgin's children to reach new coal measures.
/ /1890	Coltness Iron Company Blairhall colliery nearly worked out, decide to sink two new shafts.
/ /1906	Blairhall Colliery New shift sinking begins
/ /1906	Coltness Iron Company Blairhall colliery, two new shafts sunk.
21/07/1912	Stirling and Dunfermline Railway Blairhall signalbox opened. (New shafts at Blairhall colliery sunk in 1906).
/05/1924	Blairhall Colliery Miners institute opened.
/ /1969	Blairhall Colliery Closed
/ /1969	National Coal Board Blairhall Colliery closed.