The Huskar Pit Disaster 1838

Join me on my explore of the 1838 Huskar Pit Disaster

[@robinwatling6538]

a truly sad story, and such a beautiful place, very well covered thank you

[@neiltay2002]

What a sad piece of history. Thanks for sharing, though.

[@melaniemoore5255]

Your a true history teller. PLACES AND Facts Shown. Your Amazing Ash, That history was well sad

[@exploringthepastandthepres9793]

Thansk Mel !
Hope you are well !

[@seany84uk]

What a sad story! Its good to see how much effort the local area has put into remembering the disaster and your coverage highlights a forgotten tragedy,

[@mrjerzheel]

Makes you realise how easy we have it today.

[@JoshHodginsTrains]

Thanks

[@JoshHodginsTrains]

Hi mate

[@thisbirdhasflown2554]

very sad story! I love your accent btw

[@exploringthepastandthepres9793]

Thanks 🤩

[@JessJR1983]

Really well told Ashton, respectful and concise, fabulous job. It’s hard to believe the working practices of the past!

[@exploringthepastandthepres9793]

Thanks Jess ☺️

[@wetdogFBK]

Well delivered, what a sad piece of local history which fortunately changed legislation and hopefully saved many lives

[@exploringthepastandthepres9793]

Cheers man yes at least it would have prevented further disasters

[@Tanks_at_22]

Well done excellent coverage Ashton a respectful lesson in local history, sad loss for all those little ones.

[@exploringthepastandthepres9793]

Thanks Alan
Such a sad story ! But well remembered!