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Castle Colliery |
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Troedyrhiw, Merthyr Tydfil |
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One of the Crawshay's Cyfarthfa Collieries, sunk 330yds in 1866 especially for sale coal for export. |
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Castle Colliery Troedyrhiw (Ernest T. Bush Postcard No. 2726) |
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Miners from Castle Pit 2nd from right is Thomas John Jones. (Photograph from the Merthyr Express 21st June 1979) |
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Castle Colliery Miners and Horses (Photograph courtesy of Derek Broad) |
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| Rhymney Railway engine at Castle Pit |
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Crawshay's Cyfarthfa Merthyr Upper 4 feet Smokeless Steam Coal Wagon. 1910. (Photograph courtesy of the John Owen Collection) |
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| Castle Pit - 88lb Steam |
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Castle Pit Miners Band From the Merthyr Express |
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The Front of the Shaft-House has stone enscribed R.C.1868. (Photograph Courtesy of the John Owen Collection) |
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Castle Pits North Signal Box. 1935. (Photograph Courtesy of the John Owen Collection) |
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| Castle Pit Ruins- 1952 |
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Castle Colliery Headgear Prior to demolition in the 1970's. (Photograph Courtesy of Colin Minard) |
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