MineArchiveMines in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire's small, isolated coalfield was led by Hook Colliery, which produced prized anthracite and, until a rail link was finally built in the early 1900s, shipped almost all of it out by sea from its own quay on the Western Cleddau estuary.
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| Mine | Worked | Commodities |
|---|---|---|
| Bellstone Quarry | 1825–By 1891 | Slate |
| Bonville's Court Colliery | 1842 or 1855 (sources differ)–1930 | Anthracite |
| Broadmoor Colliery | c. 1820–1930 | Coal |
| Cilgerran Quarries | from By the 19th century | Slate |
| Grove Colliery, Kilgetty | 1856–1884 | Anthracite |
| Hook Colliery | 1850–1948 | Coal |
| Kilgetty Colliery | c. 1843–1939 | Anthracite |
| Landshipping Colliery | from 1788 | Coal |
| Loveston Colliery | 1932–27 July 1937 | Anthracite, Coal |
| Preseli Bluestone Quarries | Around 3000 BC–c. 3000 BC (no later working) | Bluestone, Rhyolite |
| Rosebush Slate Quarry | 1842–1914 | Slate |
| Sprinkle and Nash Colliery | 1855–1865 | Coal, Anthracite |
| Thomas Chapel Colliery | 1784–1867 | Coal |
| Trefrane Cliff Colliery | 1854–1913 | Coal |
| Wood Level Colliery | From 1775–1950 | Coal |