/ /1860 | Standrigg Colliery Absorbed into Redding Colliery, new railways approach the colliery replacing the Union Canal |
/ /1894 | Redding Colliery Lease taken by James Nimmo and Company, replacing the Duke of Hamilton who previously worked the colliery. |
/ /1896 | Redding Colliery James Nimmo and Company sink new Redding Colliery No 23 shaft, on the north bank of the Union Canal and by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. |
25/09/1923 | Redding Colliery Redding Pit Disaster, forty men drowned when water from old workings drains into newer workings at No23 Pit. |
/ /1958 | Redding Colliery Closed |