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Merthyr Tydfil |
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High Street.
The shop on the left is now a pharmacy. |
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High
Street,
Here is the same shop, as a Drapers' owned by
W.L.Berryman.
(This
photograph is courtesy of his
Great Grandson Nick Berryman.) |
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High
Street, The Stocks (From The Ernest T Bush Series No 4022)
The Lord
Raglan is on the left. |
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The High Street,
during Tramline Maintenance.
Showing, on the left
the Lord Raglan, and on
the right the Rising Sun.
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Same place as above, before
the Tramlines.
(Postcard courtesy
of Mrs Gill Thomas) |
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Cefn High Street - 1969 -
During The Visit of the Prince of Wales.
Mrs. Jane Anne Haddock is seen on
the right and next to her is Mrs. Sarah Anne Evans.
(Photograph And
Information Courtesy of Lyn Davies) |
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The
Rising Sun, High Street. (Just about demolished).
(Photograph
courtesy of and copyright of Robert O'Keefe Video Services.)
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Gypsy Band passing the Rising
Sun - Coronation Day 1953.
(Photograph
courtesy of Avril Lewis (Hodgkins) |
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The Cross Keys on the left.
(Postcard courtesy
of Mrs Gill Thomas) |
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Cefn
Coed Y Cymmer. Taken on a wint'ry day from the direction of Trefechan.
(Postcard courtesy of Penny, Australia.) |
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Lower
Vaynor Terrace. Looking towards Merthyr. Cyfarthfa Lake on left, Cyfarthfa
Iron Works chimneys on right. |
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Same as above but some years
later.
(Postcard courtesy
of Gill Thomas, west Grove) |
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| Cefn Coed from Cilsanws in the
late 1800's. |
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High
Street.
The Crawshays Arms, just off the picture, to the right.
(Postcard courtesy
of Gill Thomas, West Grove) |
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Hen-dy-Cwrdd Chapel.
(Photograph courtesy of Dr T. F.
Holley) |
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Ebenezer Chapel.
(Photograph courtesy of Carl
Llewellyn) |
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| Unveiling the War Memorial - 1924. |
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| (Photograph by Harris & Son
Courtesy of the Leo Davies Collection) |
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| Cefn Coed - Field Street. |
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High Street. from the Ernest
T. Bush series No 2754.
(Postcard courtesy
of Gill Thomas, West Grove) |
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Lower
High Street in the early 1900's
(Photograph
by Harris & Son Courtesy of the Leo Davies Collection) |
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Castle
Motor Club Event, outside the Castle Inn, 1967 Landlord Tom Williams
starts the event, his son stands at the door, with a young Owen Money
(Lyn Mittel). |
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| Lower High Street - 20th June 1914. |
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Lower
High Street, in the 70's.The first three houses in the picture were demolished
to improve the access to the Industrial Estate which was previously
Teddingtons. (Teddington Aircraft Controls) |
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Lower High Street - 1900ish.
(Postcard courtesy
of Mrs Gill Thomas) |
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The Gwynnes Arms.
Landlord Mr Williams, seen here
on the doorstep with his family C1909.
(Photograph
courtesy of Phillip Williams (Grandson)) |
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