This gallery is the second in the series and shows mining memorabilia and old machinery from its days as a working mine from 1922 to 2003.
Adco Properties are currently redeveloping the site into a multi-use leisure facility but are keen to preserve the mining heritage – giving a large section to a mining museum and keeping as many original features as possible.
Have a look through the second of our two galleries in the series and see if it brings back some memories.
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5. Clipstone Headstocks.
The headstocks has a mining museum, which has old clothing, tools and memorabilia from the decades it was open. Photo: Brian Eyre
6. Clipstone Headstocks
The owners are hoping to get many of the mine's machinery working again. Photo: Brian Eyre
8. Windows
The windows are being replaced slowly, to make the building weatherproof once more. Photo: Brian Eyre