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Mike Stokes sends us this
photograph of a carnival float, probably from the Treharris / Quakers Yard /
Nelson area. The float is dedicated to rationing or the end of
rationing, with a stick-of-rock suspended above children. They are wearing
banners, showing major confectionary brands. The sides of the lorry are
decorated in confectionary advertising material.
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recognise yourself? Can you give us any information? If so, please contact
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Mike Stokes sends us this
photograph of David Miles' shop which was either in Treharris or Nelson.
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where this shop was located? If so, please contact us! |
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Can anybody help with information for this photograph of Boy Scouts
outside High Street Chapel Hall in Chapel Street? Particularly, the name
of the lady with glasses (extreme left), the Reverend (4th from left, back
row) and approximately the year the photograph was taken.
Update (11/12/2010):
Carl Llewellyn tells us the lady with the
glasses is Mrs. Rose Lloyd formerly Miss Snow, her father was a deacon in
High Street, where she was a member. |
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Unknown Image - We don't
know if this is even Merthyr?
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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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| Paul Taylor sent us this one of a school, with children dancing around a
Maypole. Hi Alan,
I hope you don't mind me contacting you as I'm trying to identify the
attached photograph. After posting on a family history forum I'm told the
style looks very much like it could be on the Cilhaul Estate in Treharris. I
wonder if you might recognise it at all? The photo did actually come from
Wales but of course that doesn't necessarily mean it was taken there.
Any help/ideas would be great.
Regards,
Paul.
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