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Merthyr Tydfil |
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Alma Street. - In
the winter of 1947
Outside No 26 Alma
Street The lady with the black hat is
Elizabeth Jones and the lady next to her is her daughter
Margaret Griffiths.(nee Jones).
(Photograph
and information courtesy of Valerie Griffiths) |
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| Alma Street. |
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| The
Oxford Hotel, Sand Street. |
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Dowlais - High Street
(Photograph
Courtesy of David Thomas) |
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| High Street. |
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High Street , Lower Gate. |
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Same Place, from a different angle in the 1960s. Hoover occupied the factory when this photograph was taken, but it was at one time B.S.A. Guns. |
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B.S.A. Guns |
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| Taken in 2002. |
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| Busmen at High Street ,Lower
Gate. (photograph courtesy of Miss Ballam) |
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The Dowlais Inn. |
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Dowlais. Top of the New Road
outside Barum House.
Lower Gate in background.
(Photograph courtesy of Miss Ballam) |
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The Welfare Clinic, At the
rear of the top of the New Road.
This was the first building to be
constructed as a Clinic in the Borough. |
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Top of the
New Road, Baram House, home to the Ballam family.
At one time an
ironmongers shop.
(Photograph
courtesy of Miss Ballam.) |
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| The New Road in the early 1900s. |
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| The bottom of the New Road in the 1960s. |
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Bottom Of Dowlais.
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Upper Penydarren - The Bont -
Lower Dowlais - 1951.
(Please click on the section you
wish to enlarge) |
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