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Latest Acquisitions…
03/03/2010 by admin.
Our thanks go to the “Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation” who have sent us copies of legal documents pertaining to the Nantymoel Workmen`s Hall from 1900 to 1902 and also from some donations to the Nantymoel Boys & Girls Club in the 1950`s and 1994…..Looks like we have the basis for a very article on the Workmens Hall (now the Berwyn Centre) and will hopefully be complete for this year`s Journal….Our thanks also to Harry Radcliffe, current Vice Chair, who has donated a copy of the dedication of the Ogmore Valley Miners Memorial from June 1990.This is of course the old “Federation Stone” relocated from it`s original location on the Eastern slope of Mynydd Aber to the area once occupied by the Shafts of the Wyndham Colliery (1865-1983)….
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