We would like to thank Angela Howes, Ernie Snow's Great Granddaughter 

Ernie Snow, shown here in Plymouth Street, outside the now demolished public house

The  Vanguard Inn which was next door to his garage. The Vanguard was a very large building 

and was previously the Greyhound Hotel built to provide accommodation for the visitors 

arriving at the Taff Vale Railway Station directly opposite the hotel. When the Taff Vale 

decided to use the Vale of Neath Station as the terminus for its passenger trains business

for the Greyhound Hotel virtually disappeared.

Nulli Secundus. HB 1627

Ward La France Charabanc, an extremely rare vehicle to be found in the U.K.

One of the earliest vehicles to be fitted with pneumatic tyres, it also had an organ. 

Photographed here with Ernie Snow and  an outing. The girl standing at the front 

The Welsh Monarch.

Seen here outside Exeter Cathedral after it's record breaking trip from Merthyr, in 1920.

The Charabanc left at 5.30 am on Friday April the 30th, and arrived in Exeter at 3.00 pm.

A distance of 180 miles, thus creating a record.

Click on the photograph to enlarge and read the names:-         

Mrs E Snow is Ernie's mother, Mr Snow Snr is his father, and T Snow is his elder brother. 

Ernie Snow with the Hardys Oyster Club outing October 16th 1916.

About 1909 Ernie Snow was a chauffer for the Musician Don Davies, and is seen here at

January the 9th 1922. A Public petition published in press, following Merthyr Tydfil Council's