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Nantygwenith
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1980's. Just prior to demolition. Photograph courtesy of Mr Clive Bevan. |
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The Barley Mow, Nantygwenith Street.
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| Georgetown roundabout in the
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| Bethesda Street in the 1960's.
The Tanyard (or Skinyard) on the left-hand side, the Drill Hall on the
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| Dynevor Street in the 1960's |
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The Golden Lion, Dynevor Street. (Now site of Georgetown Boys Club)
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| Besley's Builders Merchants,
Dynevor Street. |
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The Three Horse Shoes, and the Kirkhouse.
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Tramroadside.
(At the end of the street is Merthyr's first
Catholic Church)
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Aerial Shot centred on
Tramroadside, showing the Catholic Church
and Bethel Chapel on the extreme
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Catholic Church. Once
it became obsolete it was used as lodgings for spanish immigrant workers
and in its final days was used as a council store.
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| Georgetown Catholic Church. |
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Tramroadside.
Complete with the tramroad, looking towards the Ynysfach
Ironworks. |
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| John Street. |
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| John street in 1979-80.
(Photograph e-mailed by Brian Wall) |
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| John street in 1979-80.
(Photograph e-mailed by Brian Wall) |
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| White Row from John Street.
(Photograph courtesy of Dr T.F.Holly) |
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This Picture shows Chapel Row, birthplace of the composer Joseph Parry,
with the chapel still intact, also Caepantywyll, Brecon Road area,
Dowlais Ironworks, and the Whitey.
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| Ynysfach Houses in 1979.
(Photograph courtesy of Dr T.F.Holly) |
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| Penry Street, The Heathcock Inn. |
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