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An animated view of Somerset Street with J Hepworth & Sons Ltd; Purnells 'The Best House for Smokers Requisites', The Bell Inn & Briggs Shoes on the left and K Shoes and other shops on the right.Numerous children, adults and dogs are standing in the street looking at the camera.
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A team photo of Abertillery Rugby team photographed with numerous others outside a terraced house. Two of the players are wearing what may be Welsh International )caps. On the peak of one cap is the date 1901-2. Possibly photographed outside Buckleys Temperance Hotel.
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Town centre street lined with small shops on either side.
Mr Evans House, Blaenau Gwent, Abertillery
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A new looking detached villa style house with two hipped ends to the roof.
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Two rows of houses beyond which is a steep hillside.
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Exterior of Wesleyan chapel showing the main entrance.
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A street of terraced and semi-detached houses with front gardens.
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A view of Abertillery with the park in the foreground and streets of terraced houses on the hillside behind.
Blaenau Gwent Baptist Chapel, Abertillery
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Interior of Blaenau Gwent Baptist Chapel, Abertillery looking towards the pulpit and organ.
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Residential street with terraced houses on each side, those on the left having front gardens.
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A three storey building built in 1897 at the junction of two streets with a ladies clothes shop on the ground floor.
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Copies of views of the exterior of the British Schools, Abertillery, numbered 6017 (Ridley 1411) and an unidentified chapel interior, numbered 6016. The chapel interior is taken from the balcony looking down on the organ and pulpit.
Cwm Tillery Collieries, Abertillery
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Copy of a postcard showing the pithead frames and numerous other buildings and industrial detritus at Cwmtillery collieries.
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Copy of a postcard showing pithead frame, railway sidings, engine house etc at Grays Colliery.
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Copy of a postcard showing Abertillery from the valley floor with a colliery in the foreground.
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Photograph showing a small park in the foreground withterraced houses on the hillside above.
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Looking down Somerset Street from near the Bell Inn.
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Copy of a postcard showing gardens and paths in Abertillery Park.
The Recreation Ground, Abertillery
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A rugby pitch in a rural, hilly setting with one small farm nearby.
Abertillery, Primitive Mehodist
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Copy of two photographs of the interior and exterior of Tabernacle Primitive Methodist Chapel, Abertillery built in 1876. The interior view shows the organ on the balcony at the back of the chapel.