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Unknown Image - We don't know if this is even Merthyr? If you can help please email us by clicking the contact us button. |
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John Street, Georgetown. Can anyone identify the occasion for the 'President' sign? (Photograph Courtesy of J Winsor) |
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Unidentified Football Team? Philip Harries is standing second from left. (Courtesy of John Winsor) |
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Mr. J. Winsor would like some more information on Mr. Thomas' death & inquest. If anyone has any information, please email it to Old Merthyr Tydfil and we will forward it to Mr. Winsor. |
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Peter Owen sent us this photograph of a MTBC single decker that has crashed through the side of a bridge and fallen into the river, does anybody know where it is, we thought it was Jackson's Bridge but we are know sure that it's not. UPDATE: This M.T.B.C. bus had crashed through the Tarrel Bridge, Brecon; it was carrying a company of ATS* in 1942. The Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS; often pronounced as an acronym) was the women's branch of the British Army during the Second World War. (Wikipedia:) |
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