High Street |
Merthyr Tydfil |
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Click Here to See a Collection of
Photographs
of Merthyr Town in the 1960's
before major alterations. |
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The Parish Church Entrance, and
the Star Inn.
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Lower High Street Development - Early
1990's
Sandra Page sends us these photographs, of
the old
Sterling's premises and the area's redevelopment. |
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The Star Inn.
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In 1800 Lord
Nelson and Lady Hamilton
stayed at the
Star Inn, when they made
a surprise visit to Merthyr, to see the
mighty
Cyfarthfa Works where his
cannon were cast. |
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Star Inn. |
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Star Inn 1930-40c. |
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Lower High Street, The Fountain.
(Postcard courtesy of Mrs Gill Thomas, West Grove.)
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The Carmarthen Arms (Left) and the Bluebell Inn (Right).
Described as a 'Throttle Valve' in the main road into Merthyr Tydfil, and
demolished to improve traffic access to the town. |
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The Fountain.
(Postcard
courtesy of Gill Thomas, West Grove.)
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Caedraw roundabout in the
early 1970's.
The new Caedraw Flats in the
foreground, the Taff Vale (Plymouth St) Goods yard,
the River Taff running down the
middle, Rhydycar stadium on the right and in the
right hand distance, the Willows
Gas works. |
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Caedraw Roundabout and Area
(Photographs Courtesy of Selwyn Thomas) |
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On the left is the Locomotive
and on the right is the old Caedraw Mission Hall. |
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Locomotive & Railway
Inn. |
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Lower
High Street.
This photograph shows a Rhondda Bus for
Cardiff,
exiting Picton Street on to Lower High Street, (opposite the Ex Servicemen's
Club), and just about to pass Breeze's Garage. |
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