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Early View of Cwm looking N.E.

Date of coverage

1906

Place

Cwm

Location

Cwm (172)

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What is the name of the White House in the background please
By Mandy (24/09/2023)
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hi Mandy apologies for the late reply we have only recently taken over the running of the page . the white building at the top of the picture is troed y rhiw farm .
By Chris (23/06/2025)

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Cwm fire brigade
Cwm Floods of 1984
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Cwm in the 1890s
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