What were the working hours like for a Pit Brow Lass?
Frequently Asked Question about the extinct profession: Pit Brow Lass
Pit Brow Lasses, women who worked at coal mines in the UK, typically endured long hours, often from dawn until dusk, around 12 hours a day. Their work involved heavy labor, including sorting coal and managing the pit brow. Conditions were harsh, with exposure to dust and dirt, and they often faced physical strain and limited breaks.