Going Underground
Spring/Summer 2026
PREVIEW – VOLUME 16
In this issue:
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‘We’re All Equal When We’re Underground’
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The Miner’s Wife A Medieval Pop-Up Market
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A Grave Down Under
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Going Underground: the Secret ‘Nicks’ and ‘Knocks’ of Staithes
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The Ups and Downs of Whitby’s Cliff Lift
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Viaducts, Violence and Victory: How Rival Railways Fought for Cleveland
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A Short Delve Into Glaisdale Mining
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Traces of East Cleveland Ironstone Mining
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Ironstone … a large part of my life spent underground
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Search for Oil in the Esk Valley
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The Other Mining Industry: The Cleveland Dyke
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Lost Whinstone Industries of the North Yorkshire Moors
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Redcar: Where Time Was Scoured Clean
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Great Ayton’s Missing Airman – Missing No More
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Humps and Bumps: The Ghost of Parva Broctune
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Looking In and Looking Out: Caves from Hollywood to North Yorkshire
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Hob Holes: Where the Hob Lived and the Jet-Diggers Evicted
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Viking Women, Wives and Widows
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Tribute to Alastair Laurence
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Poetry, Song, Short Story, New Books…​​​
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and much more…

Going Underground
114 pages | full colour
£ 5 (shops) |
£ 8 (inc. p&p) | £ 3 (digital)
