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Dowlais
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Merthyr Tydfil
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Saint John's Parish
Church, Dowlais. |
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| Church Row on a snowy day in the
1960's. |
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| Upper Union Street - The
Co-operative in the early 1900s. |
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The Neptune Inn.
(Opposite the Library)
(Photograph
courtesy of Bob Wallis) |
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| Dowlais Library in the 1960s |
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| Church Street, Dowlais - The
Cross Keys Inn. |
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| Mr Atkins Ironmonger |
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| Ferrari's Cafe, Union Street. |
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The White Swan Inn, Union
Street.
On the doorstep
Landlady Mrs O'Driscoll and daughter Eileen Driscoll (now Murphy) |
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| Union Street, Mount Pleasant Inn
- 1960s. |
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Bert Turvey Serving Behind the
Bar at the British Legion.
(Photograph
Courtesy of Jaccy Morgan, nee Turvey) |
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New Works Dowlais. The Goat
Mill road on the right. |
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High Street 1896 |
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High
Street, as above but now the Trams have arrived .Picture dates from
approx 1904-08.The Tram is approaching the terminus at the Bush Hotel. |
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Bush Hotel c1885. Stagecoach, now departing. |
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The Bush Hotel and to the
right the Bush Cafe - May 1967.
With Church Street in between,
running up to Dowlais Library
(Photograph
courtesy of Robert Thomas) |
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| Upstairs on a Tramcar, Bush
Hotel - 1920s. |
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High Street 1890.
The Bush Hotel on the Left just
above the pillar box. |
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High
Street 1905 |
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| Prince of Wales Inn. |
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Horse Street.
The Forge & Hammer was here at
one time. R. P. Rees the Chemist at the bottom, on the High Street.
The Whitey dominates the
background.
(Photograph courtesy of Dr
T. F. Holley) |
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Wind Street - 1960s.
The lady on the left is Catherine
'Cassie' Lee (later Jenkins). Does anyone know the other lady's name?
(Information Courtesy of Tony Lee) |
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| South Street in the 1960's,
halfway down onthe left is Bethania Chapel. |
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High Street in 1969 |
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These two postcards show a
similar view to above but taken circa 1905.
(Postcards
courtesy of Mrs Gill Thomas, West Grove) |
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The Carmarthen Arms on the
left. |
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| The same aspect as above thirty
years later, what a sad picture. |
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Taken at the rear of
the above buildings |
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| The Pelican Inn. |
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| The Pelican Inn. |
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High Street, The
Victoria Cinema and The Victoria Inn. |
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The Victoria Cinema.
With Manager W. H. Baker standing
at the entrance.
(Photograph
courtesy of Clive Baker, W.H.Bakers Grandson) |
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Dowlais
High Street looking up towards the Bush Hotel. |
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High
Street |
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High Street. The Victoria
Cinema and the The Prince Of Wales in the foreground, South
Street and Bethania Chapel on the Right. |
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Dowlais and the High Street
March 1966.
(Photograph by Eric Warrilow) |
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