Crompton & Shawcross Ltd

Formed in December 1897, with J. E. Rayner as principal shareholder, to buy and restart the collieries of the wound-up Crompton & Shawcross partnership, including Strangeways Hall; it later added Hindley Hall, Grange and the Hindley Green pits.

Successor toCrompton & Shawcross — The wound-up partnership's collieries were bought by the new company in December 1897.

Mines operated

MineRegionYears
Hindley Green Colliery Greater Manchester 1901–?
Strangeways Hall Colliery Greater Manchester 1897–1937

Record created: 2 October 2026 · Last researched: 2 October 2026

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