Llanhilleth: Hafod-y-Coed, "The Rows"
Two views of Hafod-y-Coed, Llanhilleth, known locally as “The Rows”.
One appears to have been taken from the colliery site, below the part of the road through the village known as the “Horseshoe Bend”.
The other, taken before the Colliery Pithead Baths were built, shows. on the left, Hillside Terrace, Oxford Place and Regents Place.
The houses were demolished some time ago and most of the residents moved to the new Hafodarthen estate in Brynithel.
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circa 1930Date of coverage
1920 - 1930Place
Llanhilleth, Hafod-y-CoedContributor
Lyn MaloneyLocation
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Llanhilleth (120)
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My grandparents lived in Middle Rows, his name was Jack Morgan and his wife was Rose
My mother Beat was one of the children
We grandchildren used to visit every Sunday, can remember no hot water outside toilet
Those were hard times,
Thank you for your comments, Martin, I’ve added them to the post.
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