Charles Binns (1813–1887)

Image credit: National Coal Mining Museum for England

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Charles Binns was born into a Lancastrian farming family, but later married the daughter of Joshua Walmsley MP, who was one of George Stevenson’s partners in the Clay Cross Company, Chesterfield. Formed in 1837, it became known as one of the most important iron and coal companies in the north of England. Binns’ close family ties with the company later proved advantageous when Stevenson first appointed him to the role of secretary for the works and collieries of Clay Cross.

This work was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1869, no. 407.

National Coal Mining Museum for England

Wakefield

Title

Charles Binns (1813–1887)

Date

1869 or before

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 114 x W 111 cm

Accession number

47.64

Acquisition method

on long-term loan from British Coal

Work type

Painting

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