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Thurgoland Tunnel is an abandoned double-bore railway tunnel located between Penistone and Wortley in South Yorkshire. It spans 924 feet (282 meters) and was opened in 1845. It originally featured two tracks for the Sheffield, Ashton-Under-Lyne, and Manchester railway.

The Beyer-Garratt engine (2-8-0+0-8-2, number 2395/69999 LNER Class U1) was a double engine built in 1925 for banking heavy coal trains on the Woodhead route. This is one of a number of Silkstone Parish Boundary stones.

To the left where you cross House Carr Lane in Nabs Wood (owned by the Woodland Trust, but with public access) is the location of the day hole or drift of the former Moorend Colliery. Here on the 4th July 1838 a violent thunderstorm led to water from House Carr Dyke pouring into the day hole. At the same time children working in the mine were trying to make their way out and 26 of them between the ages of seven and seventeen were trapped against a ventilation door and drowned. Their graves and a large memorial stone are to be found in Silkstone Churchyard. In 1988 on the 150th anniversary of the disaster a second memorial was dedicated near the site and this depicts two crouching figures of child mineworkers. This disaster was partly responsible for passing of the Mines Act of 1842 forbidding women and children under the age of ten from working in the mines.

One out of 12 New wollen residents of Penistone https://www.barnsley.gov.uk/news/can-you-find-all-the-flock-new-sheep-themed-art-trail-launched-in-penistone/

This plaque at Penistone station is dedicated to the steelworkers.

This shady forest path leads from/to the disused railway line.