Clyn Mawr Hotel Team – Clyn “A” Winners of the O.A.P. Cup 1977. Standing – B. Beattie; W. Hughes; Mel Smith; G. Carpenter; B. Venn and C. Chapman: Seated – E. Bevan; M. Wickett; Mal Smith and C. Edwards: Copyright unknown: Photographs kindly supplied by Alan and Jeanette Ford, Dai and Zoe Clease.

Clyn Mawr Hotel Skittle Team – Clyn “B” League Winners 1978-1979. W. Hughes (Captain); R. Haycock; C. Edwards; Mel Smith; M. Wickett; E. Bevan; F. Cecil; Mal Smith; J. Warfield; S. Hughes; H. Thomas; Mrs K. Hughes and G. Carpenter: Copyright unknown: Photographs kindly supplied by Alan and Jeanette Ford, Dai and Zoe Clease.

Clyn Mawr Hotel Team – Clyn “B” Brian Venn Winners 1979-1980. Mal Smith; W. Hughes; G. Carpenter; S. Hughes and Mel Smith (Captain): Copyright unknown: Photographs kindly supplied by Alan and Jeanette Ford, Dai and Zoe Clease.

Clyn Mawr Hotel Skittle Team – Clyn “B” League Winners 1983-1984. Standing – J. Meredith; Mal Smith; Mel Smith; R. Haycock and G. Carpenter: Seated – C. Edwards; E. Bevan; W. Hughes (Captain); R. Smith and C. Chapman: Copyright unknown: Photographs kindly supplied by Alan and Jeanette Ford, Dai and Zoe Clease.

Clyn Mawr Hotel Team – League Winners 1987-1988. Standing – W. Hughes; G. Hucker; D. Paul; S. Hughes; J. Meredith; A. Cornwall and Mel Smith: Seated – Mal Smith; R. Smith and J. Donaldson: Copyright unknown: Photographs kindly supplied by Alan and Jeanette Ford, Dai and Zoe Clease.

A Cromwell Shaftman’s Pit Sinkers Helmet. This is a Cromwell pit sinkers or shaftman’s helmet with a small peak and a large neck protector. This helmet was found by John Munn in the old roadways connecting the Six Bells Colliery to the Vivian Colliery, Abertillery. Made from highly compressed pulp cardboard with a leather sweatband and cotton webbing interior. Size …

Penybont 1835. The map features the land area upon which the Penybont Tillery Colliery was sunk. Messrs T. P. Price and his brother D. Price started the sinking of the colliery in about 1846. The shafts were sunk and completed by November 1850. Mr Matthew Habakkuk was the underground surveyor and engineer in charge. Some features on the map – …

The Penybont Tillery Colliery. In 1846, the sinking of the Penybont Tillery Colliery under the ownership of Messrs T. P. and D. Price of Brecon began on the Greenmeadow Estate, Penybont, Abertillery, owned by Mr Stothert of Bath. The colliery took the name of the farm, Penybont Farm, that was located near-by, which was taken by the company to be …

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