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Merthyr Tydfil |
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Rhydycar Floods |
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MERTHYR EXPRESS JAN 3rd 1980 |
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Rhydycar
Cottages. The house in the foreground was occupied by Mrs Janet
Davies, until the cottages were demolished following the floods of Boxing
Day 1979. This was rebuilt in
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Fagans Folk Museum. |
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| A Wintry scene, Rhydycar Cottages
in the 1970s. |
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| The River Taff, Postcard
courtesy of Clive Bevan. |
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Visit Rhydycar Leisure Centre |
Upper
Rhydycar - in the 1980s. This row
was built for the Canal workers. The middle two buildings were stables
for the Canal horses, with the houses either end. |
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| Rhydycar Farm. |
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| Rhydycar Farm - 1995. |
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| P.Clayton of Rhydycar Farm. |
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Tom, Will & Edgar Roblings
who owned the Roblings Pit at Rhydycar.
They lived in Colliers Row.
(Photo courtesy of
Clive Thomas nephew of Bryn 'chips' Thomas.) |
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At one time the Ynysfach
Cinder Tips dominated Merthyr perhaps more than the Whitey, but if it
didn't,
it certainly dominated Rhydycar.
(Extract of a photograph by
Robert Crawshay late 1800s) |
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It was taken away as early as
the 1930s, as shown in this photograph taken by Mrs Lilian Snow.
(photograph
courtesy of Anita Farrell) |
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Farrier's Cottage, Rhydycar.
This photograph was Emailed to us
by Arthur Vaughan of Barry
"I
was evacuated to Merthyr throughout the war from Birmingham and lived with
my aunt (my mother's sister),Mrs Susannah Roblings at Farrier's
Cottage,which was a little way up the nant from the Rhydycar Cottages.It
had three names: Farrier's Cottage,Rhydycar Cottage and Pump House,as we
had an old mine pumping shaft in the garden.The cottage was demolished
some years back.you can see it peering out in the top left side of the
wonderful panoramic picture at the bottom of your Rhydycar page. I am
inserting a picture of the cottage taken in the depth of winter, which you
are welcome to add to you collection if you wish."
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