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Work has started on a new museum which will tell the history of Cleveland
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Work has started on a new museum which will tell the history of Cleveland
Work has started on a new museum which will tell the history of Clevelands ironstone mining industry. The Tom Leonard Mining Museum at Skinningrove is a memorial to the Evening Gazette reporter in East Cleveland. For many years Tom has plans to open his own museum highlighting life in an industry now defunct. William Starsmoke is pictured with some of the exhibits. 6th April 1982
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Teesside Archive
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Attraction Exhibits Hard Hat Historic History Mining Posed The Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum Tom Leonard Mining Museum Artefacts
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Work Commences on Tom Leonard Mining Museum - Preserving Cleveland's Ironstone Legacy
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. In this print from April 6th, 1982, we witness the inception of a remarkable tribute to Cleveland's ironstone mining industry. The construction of the Tom Leonard Mining Museum at Skinningrove marks an important milestone in preserving the history and heritage of this once-thriving trade. The brainchild behind this ambitious project is none other than Evening Gazette reporter, Tom Leonard himself. For years, he envisioned creating a museum that would shed light on the bygone era of ironstone mining and offer visitors a glimpse into its rich past. Standing amidst an array of fascinating artifacts from yesteryears, William Starsmoke epitomizes the dedication and passion invested in making this vision come to life. With his hard hat securely fastened, he poses proudly alongside these exhibits that will soon captivate audiences seeking knowledge about Cleveland's industrial roots. This photograph encapsulates not only the excitement surrounding the birth of The Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum but also serves as a testament to its historical significance. As we delve deeper into the 1980s - an era defined by progress and change - it becomes evident that education and preservation are paramount for future generations to appreciate their cultural heritage fully. As staff members diligently work towards completing this attraction steeped in history, they embody their commitment to honoring those who shaped Cleveland's industrial landscape. This image stands as a timeless reminder that through museums like Tom Leonard Mining Museum
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