Mining Cart at Strutzbergstollen

The Strutzbergstollen is a former mine tunnel in the Deister at Bad Nenndorf in Lower Saxony. Until its closure in 1960, the last hard coal in the Deister district was promoted here. After the tunnels had been shut down, the Waschkaue together with the Steiger-, Bad-, Verbandszimmer and pit loading station was converted into a guesthouse. The building with stables, transformer and compressor station stood between this and the Mooshütte and was demolished. From the loading bunker next to the Waschkaue is still an outer wall recognizable.The "Förderverein Besucherbergwerk Klosterstollen" informs with an information panel of the coal path at the Mooshütte to Strutzbergstollen and Mooshüttestollen. At the hut and at a crossroads in the Deister the Rieher club "Glück auf" has set up two trams as signposts.
Source (Wikipedia)

Still very well-kept old mining cart with a small information board!

Coal was still being mined here in the 1950s. The nearby Mooshütte served as an administrative unit and as an after-work meeting place for the miners.