Blaegwynfi Colliery
16.03.2009 Blaengwynfi Colly never existed in the official lists. The mine that was referred to by that name was in the Afan Valley at Blaengwynfi. It was listed as follows 1893-94 as Abergwynfi 1895-02 as Abergwynfi or Glyncorrwg and 1903-25 as Glyncorrwg. Now that is especially confusing as there were of course Glyncorrwg Pits up at Glyncorrwg. However, in
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Abergwynfi and Blaengwynfi were the last of the mining villages to develop in the Afan valley. The villages were built almost entirely between 1892-93 following the building of the Swansea Bay Railway, linked by a tunnel some two miles long to the Rhondda Valley. Houses were built for workers of the companies who owned the railway or sunk coal pits in the district. The villages
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Blaengwynfi Colliery Shaft Accident - Home - Northern Mine ...
BLAENGWYNFI. Garw Valley, Glamorganshire. 30th. September, 1891. The colliery was the property of the Glyncorrwg Colliery Company, Limited, and eight sinkers lost their lives in an overwinding accident. The Inspector commented: My opinion was and still is, that the engineman had his attention taken off his work for amount by...
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16.03.2009 Blaengwynfi Colly never existed in the official lists. The mine that was referred to by that name was in the Afan Valley at Blaengwynfi. It was listed as follows 1893-94 as Abergwynfi 1895-02 as Abergwynfi or Glyncorrwg and 1903-25 as Glyncorrwg. Now that is especially confusing as there were of course Glyncorrwg Pits up at Glyncorrwg. However, in
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16.03.2009 Blaengwynfi Colly never existed in the official lists. The mine that was referred to by that name was in the Afan Valley at Blaengwynfi. It was listed as follows 1893-94 as Abergwynfi 1895-02 as Abergwynfi or Glyncorrwg and 1903-25 as Glyncorrwg. Now that is especially confusing as there were of course Glyncorrwg Pits up at Glyncorrwg. However, in
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Abergwynfi and Blaengwynfi were the last of the mining villages to develop in the Afan valley. The villages were built almost entirely between 1892-93 following the building of the Swansea Bay Railway, linked by a tunnel some two miles long to the Rhondda Valley. Houses were built for workers of the companies who owned the railway or sunk coal pits in the district. The villages
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BLAENGWYNFI. Garw Valley, Glamorganshire. 30th. September, 1891. The colliery was the property of the Glyncorrwg Colliery Company, Limited, and eight sinkers lost their lives in an overwinding accident. The Inspector commented: My opinion was and still is, that the engineman had his attention taken off his work for amount by...
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Aber and Blaengwynfi Patriotic Fund - Swansea
Abergwynfi and Blaengwynfi are two former mining villages situated on either side of the River Afan, beyond Port Talbot and up towards the top of the valley. In 1875 there was practically nothing there, but as coal mines were developed in the following decades, terraces of housing grew rapidly into the two villages, and they were really quite new communities at the beginning
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Blaengwynfi - Wikipedia
Location. It is a part of the Upper Afan Valley. It used to be a coal mining village, and is directly below Abergwynfi.The source of the River Afan is at the top of the nearby mountain.. Sport. Blaengwynfi is home to a local football team, Gwynfi United.. Notable residents. The Presbyterian minister, author and noted historian Tom Beynon (1886–1961) was Pastor of the
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The Cape of No Hope - Gwlad
13.11.2018 Aber and Blaengwynfi are generally referred to as “The Cape” by residents of the two villages. That comes from when the villages were marketed as “The Cape of Good Hope” during the years when coal mining was very important to the valleys. But that’s all gone now, and when the mines went, the work went too. From that, people’s hope and dreams of a good life
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Terraced Cottages at Blaengwynfi, an old coal mining village in the Gwynfi Valley south Wales A man walking to work, Treharris, South Wales, 1977. Blaengwynfi Village in the Afan Valley south Wales. A foggy winter's day in Aberbeeg, South Wales ...
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Terraced Cottages at Blaengwynfi, an old coal mining village in the Gwynfi Valley south Wales Worker mining for salt, Salineras ... A lone coal mining truck inside of a vast open pit coal mine in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming, USA. Lead mining remains, Hurst, Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, England UK. Dogecoin or Doge crypto coin on wooden terrace with
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16.03.2009 Blaengwynfi Colly never existed in the official lists. The mine that was referred to by that name was in the Afan Valley at Blaengwynfi. It was listed as follows 1893-94 as Abergwynfi 1895-02 as Abergwynfi or Glyncorrwg and 1903-25 as Glyncorrwg. Now that is especially confusing as there were of course Glyncorrwg Pits up at Glyncorrwg. However, in
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Abergwynfi and Blaengwynfi were the last of the mining villages to develop in the Afan valley. The villages were built almost entirely between 1892-93 following the building of the Swansea Bay Railway, linked by a tunnel some two miles long to the Rhondda Valley. Houses were built for workers of the companies who owned the railway or sunk coal pits in the district. The villages
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BLAENGWYNFI. Garw Valley, Glamorganshire. 30th. September, 1891. The colliery was the property of the Glyncorrwg Colliery Company, Limited, and eight sinkers lost their lives in an overwinding accident. The Inspector commented: My opinion was and still is, that the engineman had his attention taken off his work for amount by...
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Abergwynfi and Blaengwynfi are two former mining villages situated on either side of the River Afan, beyond Port Talbot and up towards the top of the valley. In 1875 there was practically nothing there, but as coal mines were developed in the following decades, terraces of housing grew rapidly into the two villages, and they were really quite new communities at the beginning
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Location. It is a part of the Upper Afan Valley. It used to be a coal mining village, and is directly below Abergwynfi.The source of the River Afan is at the top of the nearby mountain.. Sport. Blaengwynfi is home to a local football team, Gwynfi United.. Notable residents. The Presbyterian minister, author and noted historian Tom Beynon (1886–1961) was Pastor of the
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13.11.2018 Aber and Blaengwynfi are generally referred to as “The Cape” by residents of the two villages. That comes from when the villages were marketed as “The Cape of Good Hope” during the years when coal mining was very important to the valleys. But that’s all gone now, and when the mines went, the work went too. From that, people’s hope and dreams of a good life
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Terraced Cottages at Blaengwynfi, an old coal mining village in the Gwynfi Valley south Wales A man walking to work, Treharris, South Wales, 1977. Blaengwynfi Village in the Afan Valley south Wales. A foggy winter's day in Aberbeeg, South Wales ...
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Blaengwynfi former coal mining settlement South Wales valleys. Woman 'putter' dragging sledge of coal along a narrow seam - South Wales. British coal industry c1848. A street scene in the coal mining community of Llanhilleth, South Wales, 1976. Pit head tower at Big Pit ...
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Blaengwynfi former coal mining settlement South Wales valleys. Blaengwynfi former coal mining settlement South Wales valleys. Recent searches: Search Results for Blaengwynfi Stock Photos and Images (31) Page 1 of 1. 1. 277,506,224 stock photos, vectors and videos. Buying from Alamy ...
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Terraced Cottages at Blaengwynfi, an old coal mining village in the Gwynfi Valley south Wales Worker mining for salt, Salineras ... A lone coal mining truck inside of a vast open pit coal mine in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming, USA. Lead mining remains, Hurst, Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, England UK. Dogecoin or Doge crypto coin on wooden terrace with
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