Abertillery History

Dolly Protheroe’s Shop, Glandwr Street, Abertillery

Dolly Protheroe’s Shop, Glandwr Street, Abertillery. A bill for goods received from Dolly Protheroe’s Shop Glandwr Street, Abertillery. The Shop was situated at the bottom of Glandwr Street, on the left hand side adjacent to No.1 Glandwr Street. Dated 1950’s.

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Cruttwell and Allies & Co

Cruttwell and Allies & Co – Cwm Celyn and Blaina Iron Works. A letter envelope to Messrs Cruttwell, Allies & Co, Cwm Celyn and Blaina Works, near Newport, Monmouthshire. Dated February 1853. Folded size – 5″ x 3″ inches. In the 1850’s Mr Frederick Levick was in partnership with Mr George Shaw Munn; Mr Robert Cruttwell; Mr Robert Allies; Mr …

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Abertillery County School

Abertillery County School. A receipt for the purchase of 27 volumes of Punch magazine. Payment of £5. 5s 0d., sent by cheque from Mr Arthur Gait, Clerk to the Governors. Dated 9th November 1943.

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Bon Marche Abertillery

Bon Marche Abertillery. A receipt for insurance cover on a 17″ television from the Bon Marche Store. Dated 1st July 1961.

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Abertillery Tennis Club

Abertillery Tennis Club. A receipt for the Abertillery Tennis Club from the Newport and District Lawn Tennis League, for the sum of 12 shillings and 6 pence. Dated 27th April 1931.  

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Mr G. H. Handy – Tobacconist and Newsagent

Mr G. H. Handy – Tobacconist and Newsagent. In 1900 Mr G. H. Handy opened a tobacconist, newsagents and fancy dealer shop at 25 & 26 Church Street Abertillery, opposite where Pritchard’s Chemist is today. The early advertisements showed they were also stationers. Mr George H. Handy was a coal miner and Mrs Mary Ann Handy was the shop proprietor. …

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Clyn Mawr Ganol – Penybont Nursing Home, Abertillery

Clyn Mawr Ganol. Clyn Mawr Ganol (middle farm) was one of three ancient farms at Clyn Mawr, with Clyn Mawr Uchaf (upper farm), the Ganol and lower down close to where the Social Security Office is today was Clyn Mawr Isaf the (lower farm). The Clyn Mawr Ganol is seen (center-left) on the 1840 map, also seen on the map …

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Harmston Music Warehouse

Harmston Music Store. The Harmston Music Warehouse Company was established at No1 Nicholas Street, Pontypool in 1887 by Mr Albert Edward Harmston of Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England. The company specialised in pianos and organs. In about 1890 the music store was taken over by Mr J. J. Harmston of Penygarn, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, the younger brother of Mr A. E. Harmston and …

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