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Glad that John Tanner drew my attention to this rare image of a horse gin above a clock dial National Coal Mining Museum. Reminds me of interpreting Anne Lister’s Shibden mines for the Gentleman Jack tv series a few years ago. One of many great exhibits for all to see at the museum. @lynnfinlay1

Tonight's Barnsley Civic Trust talk in conjunction with Barnsley Archives & Local Studies is delivered by Rob Younger and focusses on the Parkway cinema, the history of the site, and his life in cinema. It's in the Town Hall at 6.30pm. All welcome.

Industrial museums can be veritable sculpture parks of invention, ingenuity and engineering. This steam capstan - a temporary winder - is National Coal Mining Museum . From Lound Hall, NCB’s old training centre nr Bevercotes, Notts and once a museum site. P&S History John Tanner #ferrousFriday

My poem in the superb new ⁦The Poetry Business⁩ ⁦National Coal Mining Museum⁩ ⁦Arts Council England, North⁩ anthology Coal. As my father-in-law said as the coppers drove by ‘Well ah can’t run and tha can’t feyt’ so we carried on picking.

My Portrait of Finn from a recent visit to National Coal Mining Museum Such a gentle giant of a horse. @lynnfinlay1 John Tanner P&S History

#Museum30 This time last year we made the #Discovery of a Barnsley Christmas carol that had been lost for 90 years. It was picked up by the BBC and the song by Arthur Godfrey has been heard across the world! We are now making a music video, which will be released 10 December

🎄 Our Youth Engagement team are back at the National Coal Mining Museum this afternoon with Public Services students from @WakeyCollege completing their NCS Social Action Day projects! 🎅 The students have been making bird feeders to spread around the site! #UpTheTrin

My Christmas sonnet for my dad, broadcast on ⁦BBC Radio 3⁩ this morning.

‘Pitmen painters’ (2011) by James Downie (b.1949). Oil on canvas. Grim Art Albert Ian McMillan National Coal Mining Museum

A Miners’ life. End of day shift. And away, baths and light. (NCB booklet for schools c1960s) National Coal Mining Museum P&S History John Tanner @lynnfinlay1 Albert Ex Miner Simon Cahill Wearing BlackSamba since 86⚽️

Under the headgear, winding wheels and by the old screens National Coal Mining Museum, it was great to meet veteran miner and museum guide Trevor on a recent visit courtesy of John Tanner. #AllMetalMonday

Good to recently view the large, old Elsecar Hemingfield banner on display in the Miners’ Lecture Hall at the NUM HQ, Barnsley. National Coal Mining Museum @lynnfinlay1 P&S History Working Class History Barnsley Civic Trust John Tanner

Posted before, but so festive couldn’t resist: End of shift by Mal Burton, 2011 (from my collection). Albert Grim Art National Coal Mining Museum P&S History #Northernart John Tanner @lynnfinlay1

New 'time tunnel' exhibition tells history of British coal mining at National Museum of Coal Mining in Wakefield. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Forty shrapnel wounds, injuries to his r foot and leg and loss of L eye, Lanarkshire miner Willie Angus VC performed one of the most courageous acts of FWW when rescuing his officer friend James Martin (R) at Givenchy in 1915. National Coal Mining Museum P&S History John Tanner Pen & Sword Books

Great to be back National Coal Mining Museum today. Always something new to explore including the amazing Time Tunnel. Fantastic guides as usual. Recommend for kids to codgers 🙄😉. @lynnfinlay1 Ex Miner P&S History John Tanner

Brian Elliott National Coal Mining Museum @lynnfinlay1 Ex Miner P&S History John Tanner It's a wonderful museum. We moved nearby 2 yrs ago & have visited 3 times since with guests. Superb guides as you say. Time Tunnel sounds like we should return!

All of us at National Coal Mining Museum were proud to host a very special event today: the launch of Brian Elliott’s major new publication ‘Miners at War’. Thank you Paul Brookes for such poignant poetry readings and Andy Featherstone for sharing his remarkable memorabilia collection too.

Alongside today’s book launch, Mayor Cllr Darren Byford & Brian Elliott officially revealed new permanent displays here at National Coal Mining Museum. They’re dedicated to the stories of miners who contributed so much in wartime, including the remarkable ‘Tunnellers’ of the First World War.

Remembering my Dad on #Fathersday (commemorative glass cheque ⁦National Coal Mining Museum⁩). You can do the same for a coalmining relative or ancestor see the museum’s website. ⁦John Tanner⁩