ALBUM……. Time. Label/No……. Jet Jet LP-236. Pressed in……. United Kingdom. SIDE 1 Prologue Twilight. Yours Truly 2095. Ticket To The Moon. The Way Life’s Meant To Be. Another Heart Breaks. SIDE 2 Rain Is Falling. From The End Of The World. The Lights Go Down. Here Is The News. 21st Century Man. Hold On Tight. Epilogue. Notes……. Light coloured labels …
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TIME…….UNITED KINGDOM
ALBUM……. Time. Label/No……. Jet Jet LP-236. Pressed in……. United Kingdom. SIDE 1 Prologue Twilight. Yours Truly 2095. Ticket To The Moon. The Way Life’s Meant To Be. Another Heart Breaks. SIDE 2 Rain Is Falling. From The End Of The World. The Lights Go Down. Here Is The News. 21st Century Man. Hold On Tight. Epilogue. Notes……. Dark coloured labels …
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A letter from the Great Western Railway Company’s Deed Department. This letter was sent in connection with a query about the “railway sidings” on land leased by Messrs Clapp & Willams, colliery owners of Abertillery and Six Bells. Dated 21st February 1893.
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A letter from the Great Western Railway Company – To the Cwmnantygroes Colliery Six Bells. A letter from the Great Western Railway Company, Assistant Managers Office, Paddington – To the Cwmnantygroes Colliery Six Bells. This letter was sent in connection with a query about the “railway sidings” at Hafod Van Colliery, Six Bells, on land leased by Messrs Clapp & …
Read More »A letter from the Great Western Railway Company – To the Hafod Van Colliery Six Bells
A letter from the Great Western Railway Company – To Hafod Van Colliery Six Bells. A letter from the Great Western Railway Company, Assistant Managers Office, Paddington. This letter was sent in connection with a query about the “railway sidings” at Hafod Van Colliery, Six Bells, on land leased by Partridge, Jones & Co Mine owners of Abertillery and Six …
Read More »St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church – Abertillery
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church – Abertillery. The Roman Catholics in the area first made efforts to promote the Roman Catholic religion to the population of Abertillery in 1875. The main promoters at Abertillery were Mrs W. H. Brewer and Miss Brewer. It was reported that Abertillery was to be the leading Catholic village in the district. The Roman Catholic …
Read More »St David’s Roman Catholic Church – Llanhilleth
St Davids Roman Catholic Church – Llanhilleth. The Roman Catholic Church at Llanhilleth was established fairly late compared to the other churches and chapels in the district. It was planned in November 1925 and built soon after at a site on Commercial Street, Llanhilleth. (More information to come). On 13th of March 1931, the Catholic Church at Llanhilleth was solemnised. …
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Llanerch Colliery – Cwm-nant-ddu. Llanerch Colliery originally known as Cwm-nant-ddu was sunk in about the mid 1840’s. Its early history is a bit confusing and unclear at present though it seems industry in the area started between 1825-1830. The iron works commenced in the 1830’s with an approximate workforce of 3,000 hands under the name of the British Iron Works. …
Read More »Beynon’s Colliery Baths – Tobacconist Receipt
Mr E. Furber. Mr E. Furber a book seller, stationer, newsagent, wholesale and retail tobacconist No.110 High Street, Blaina. Receipt for supplying cigarettes, twist and tobacco to the Beynon’s Colliery Pithead Baths. Dated 15th April 1938.
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Mr E. Furber. Mr E. Furber a book seller, stationer, newsagent, wholesale and retail tobacconist No.110 High Street, Blaina. Receipt for supplying cigarettes, twist and tobacco to the Beynon’s Colliery, Pithead Baths. Dated 30th January 1940.
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