You are here: Home>Categories>Themes>Architecture>4, Llwyd Coed Nantyglo 4, Llwyd Coed Nantyglo Date of coverage 1950 Place Llwyd Coed, Nantyglo LocationLlwyd Coed (4)Nantyglo (26) Comments about this page ReplyI left Nantyglo for London in 1972 . Llwyd coed sounds familiar . Where exactly was it ? Can anyone put a name to any of the houses in winches town before the country cil estates were built ?By P Latter (01/01/2017) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Architecture(possibly Mount Pleasant) West Side, Blaina4, Llwyd Coed NantygloAlfred Ball's Fish and chip shopB. A. James Shop, next to the Bush Public HouseBerea Chapel, BlainaBerea Chapel, BlainaBerea Chapel, BlainaBerea Chapel, built 1860. Photograph taken 1891. In the background the Blaina Inn which was used as Law Courts in the 1800sBlaina Central SchoolBlaina Central School, 1920sBlaina Congregation Chapel Players, early 1930sBlaina Cooperative Stores est. c1871, Blaina High StreetBlaina Feeder Pond, CwmcelynBlaina High StreetBlaina High StreetBlaina High Street (bottom end)Blaina High Street once dominated by the CooperativeBlaina Reading InstituteBlaina Reading InstituteBlaina Town BandBlaina Town BandBlaina Town BandBlaina Town BandBuilding the Market HallBuilding the Market Hall taken over by the Blaina Cooperative SocietyCongregational Chapel Walks, BlainaCongregational Chapel Walks, BlainaCwmcelyn BlainaCwmcelyn Methodist ChapelCwmcelyn Methodist Chapel. The cross was made from timbers taken from the old chapelCwmcelyn SchoolDemolishing Wesleyan ChapelDemolition of Cwmcelyn Methodist Chapel, June 1996Demolition of St. Peter's church, 1973Dorothy (Dolla) Fowler taken c1943 delivering milk in Hope Street, Blaina. Her father Frank Fowler owned the milk round and lived in Church StreetEbenezer Chapel, Westside, BlainaEnd house of River Row Steps leading to Church Street, Blaina.English Congregational Church, BlainaGeneral view of Blaina from West Side, BlainaGobaith Chapel, Hope Street, Blaina. Church and Sunday SchoolHafod y Ddol School Opening, 1924Hermon Welsh Baptist Chapel, NantygloHigh Street (top end), BlainaHigh Street, BlainaHigh Street, Blaina with the Castle Hotel (Workman's Hotel) showing the porchHigh Street, Blaina, D J Davies (Royal Exchange)Holy Trinity Church Nantyglo. Built by Crawshay Bailey.Jones Ironmongers Shop, corner of Cwmcelyn RoadMerthyr Express, 5th March 1960; Semtex Social Club will soon have a colourful homeMr. Lewis, Coal Miner, and his family of Coalbrookvale, NantygloMrs Sperring, Cwmcelyn, Blaina, aged 100Nantyglo and Blaina District Council, refuse cart in charge David Edwards known as Dai DustyNantyglo and Blaina District HospitalPrimitive Methodist Chapel, BlainaPublic Market Hall, BlainaQueen Street, BlainaRemains of Charles Row, CwmcelynSalem Baptist Chapel 1924Salem Baptist Chapel, Blaina. Salem schoolroom at the bottom of Pump StreetSalem Baptist Chapel, High Street, BlainaSalem Chapel schoolwalksSalem Chapel schoolwalksSinging in the Soviet Union. In the autumn of 1926 a choir of unemployed miners from Blaina toured the USSR and gave 60 concerts for the Russian people. The choir before leaving Blaina Station for London at the start of the tour on 3rd September 1926Site of Coalbrook Vale Ironworks: opened by Thomas Brewer in 1830.On site: Coke ovens, company shop to the right, ironmaster's house in background: Coalbrook Vale CollierySt. Peter's churchSt. Peter's church, AberystruthSt. Peter's Church, Aberystruth, 1829St. Peter's Church, BlainaThe new Spiritualist Hut, Cwmcelyn Road, Blaina. Original hut was a zinc shed.Toilets at Globe Pit Row BlainaUpper Ten Houses, CwmcelynView from West Side of Blaina showing the Gas Works and the old St. Peter's ChurchView of West Side, BlainaView taken from bottom of Church Street See also'4, Llwyd Coed Nantyglo' also appears inDomestic 2PhotoSocial History Main categoriesBuildings (398)Format (619)Gender (444)People (414)Sport (51)Themes (557)Transport (56)Work (217)
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I left Nantyglo for London in 1972 . Llwyd coed sounds familiar . Where exactly was it ?
Can anyone put a name to any of the houses in winches town before the country cil estates were built ?
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