Cefn Coed y Cymmer

Merthyr Tydfil

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)

Lower High Street - 1900ish.

(Postcard courtesy of Mrs Gill Thomas)

The Gwynnes Arms.

Landlord Mr Williams, seen here on the doorstep with his family C1909.

(Photograph courtesy of Phillip Williams (Grandson))

Cefn Bridge.

This first bridge still stands as does the house on the right. 

The Old Bridge, Cefn.

(Postcard courtesy of Mrs Gill Thomas)

Cefn Old Bridge.

With the tramway from the Gurnos quarries, that took the Limestone to the Cyfarthfa Furnaces.

The workmen who Built the new Cefn Bridge.

(Postcard courtesy of Mrs Gill Thomas)

Cefn Bridge in the 1960s.

(Photograph Courtesy of Geoff Matsell)

New Cefn Bridge

(Postcard No. 4026 from the Ernest T. Bush Series)

Cefn Coed and the new bridge.

(Postcard from the Leo Davies collection)

A General View of Cefn Coed from Cyfarthfa Park.

(Postcard courtesy of Gill Thomas, west Grove)

Cefn Taxi operator "Bob The North" in his Rolls Royce, waits patiently whilst 

passengers board a Tramcar on Cefn Bridge. 

Jason Thomas E-mail this photograph of Cefn Coed AFC.

The man on the right hand side with the fob watch is Dan Edwards.

(Information courtesy of Jeff Ellis)

Cefn Coed - Boys Football Team - 1929/30

(Photograph Courtesy of Terry Sargeant)

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