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  • ...da Fawr and encompasses the districts of [[Blaencwm]], [[Blaenrhondda]], [[Tynewydd]] and [[Pen-yr-englyn]]. ...trial Revolution and the advent of coal mining the villages of Treherbert, Tynewydd, Blaenrhondda and Blaencwm consisted of a number of isolated rural farms an
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  • ===Tynewydd Colliery disaster=== On 11 April 1877 the Tynewydd Colliery was the scene of a mine disaster that led to a notable mine rescue
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  • ...valley, the chief farms were Ty-Llydd, where the new vicarage now stands, Tynewydd, where the Newbridge Hotel stands, Ty-hir, the house which stands next to t
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  • *''Tynewydd''
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  • ...which outcrop along the valley were quickly proved and the Aber, Caedu and Tynewydd collieries were opened by drift mining driven into the seams from the mount ...2003. They were, with opening dates in brackets; Tynewydd Junior (1875), (Tynewydd was first opened in 1865 as a company school for the Aber Colliery Company)
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  • ...Scattered around the village are the remains of older collieries (such as Tynewydd and Top Jebbs). The end of coal mining changed the face of the village, the
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  • ...loped collieries at Park Slip, Aberkenfig, Garth, Maesteg and Wyndham and Tynewydd in the Ogmore Valley - all managed from Tondu. In July 1863 Brogdens obtain
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