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  1. II Remains of chapel/Warehouse at the end of Chapel Row Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  2. II NO.1 Chapel Row, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  3. II NO.2 Chapel Row, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  4. II NO.3 Chapel Row, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  5. II NO.4 Chapel Row, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  6. II NO.5 Chapel Row, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Situated in open ground to E of Omnibus Depot and backing on to River Taff.
  7. II Church Hall at Capel Tabernacl
    Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
  8. II Capel Tabernacl (Welsh Baptist Church) Photos
    Occupying a prominent corner site facing down Vulcan Road, Morgantown.
  9. II Grawen Photos
    Projecting into street opposite SW corner of Cyfarthfa Park.
  10. II Jackson's Bridge Photos
    Road bridge spanning the River Taff between Morgantown and Georgetown on W bank.
  11. II NO.22 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  12. II Vulcan House including attached rear range, and forecourt wall and gate Photos
    On the corner with Vulcan Road.
  13. II NO.23 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  14. II NO.24 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  15. II NO.25 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  16. II NO.26 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  17. II NO.27 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  18. II NO.28 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  19. II NO.29 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  20. II NO.30 Cyfartha Road, Williamstown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped terrace of industrial housing set into hillside below Brecon Road; facing SW over River Taff towards site of former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  21. II Catholic Church of St Mary incl. attached presbytery Photos
    Occupying an elevated site above Brecon Road, between Pontmorlais West and The Walk.
  22. II NOS.9, 9A & 9B Dynevor Street, Georgetown, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    By main A470 road on W bank of River Taff; long elevation to Coffins Row.
  23. II Gwaelodygarth House
    Set in its own grounds and reached uphill from the Brecon Road along a steep road which skirts the SE boundary of Cyfartha Castle Park.
  24. II Christ Church Photos
    Occupying a levelled site on hillside beside road.
  25. II District Education Office of Mid-Glamorgan County Council Photos
    Dominant, highly-coloured building on terrace above the road, close to the junction with High Street.
  26. II Park Wall Flanking Railings at Driveway entrance to Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    Two sections of boundary wall flanking the main road.
  27. II Merthyr Tydfil War Memorial Photos
    Set on terraced hillside above main road junction at Pontmorlais Circus.
  28. II Guard Rail & Steps at Merthyr Tydfil War Memorial Photos
    Set on terraced hillside above main road junction at Pontmorlais Circus.
  29. II Gatepiers at Driveway entrance to Cyfarthfa Castel Photos
    By the main A470 road (and formerly with twin castellated lodges within the park).
  30. II Pandy Farmhouse Photos
    Immediately opposite the entrance gates to Cyfarthfa Castle; at junction with Cyfarthfa Road. SE part of ornamental farm square with gable end to main road, clock-tower attached on far end.
  31. II Clock Tower at Pandy Farm Photos
    Centre part of ornamental farm square site close to road junction with Cyfarthfa Road. Pandy Farmhouse adjoins on right.
  32. II Railings at Driveway entrance to Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    By the main A470 road (and formerly with twin castellated lodges within the park).
  33. II Zoar Chapel (Welsh Congregational) Photos
    Set back to rear of Nos 3, 4 and 5 Pontmorlais and reached by a gated lane shared with the adjoining Council Offices.
  34. II Flooks Photos
    At main road junction, Pontmorlais Circus, with canted frontage facing uphill to Penydarren and across to Pontmorlais West.
  35. II Barn at Pandy Farm Photos
    Three farm ranges attached to rear of Pandy Farmhouse and Clock Tower at junction with Cyfarthfa Road (immediately opposite Cyfarthfa Castle park).
  36. II Former Wesley Methodist Church Photos
    Set back slightly to right of Nos 12 and 12A Pontmorlais.
  37. II Park Wall Flanking Railingsat Driveway entrance to Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    Two sections of boundary wall flanking the main road.
  38. II Gates & Gatepiers at Entry to Zoar Chapel Photos
    On the street line at entrance to lane leading to Zoar Chapel and Council offices.
  39. II L-Plan Stable Ranges at Pandy Farm
    Three farm ranges attached to rear of Pandy Farmhouse and Clock Tower at junction with Cyfarthfa Road (immediately opposite Cyfarthfa Castle park).
  40. II Thespian House at Theatre Royal Photos
    Massive rendered brick frontage set into the slope opposite Penydarren Park. Lower block attached on right.
  41. II Fountain Below S.Terrace at Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    Situated below the level of main entrance and directly at head of driveway from entrance gates.
  42. II Theatre Royal Photos
    Massive rendered brick frontage set into the slope opposite Penydarren Park. Lower block attached on right.
  43. II Pillar Box at NE corner of Town Hall Photos
    On pavement at junction of New Castle Street and High Street.
  44. I Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    Situated in its own landscaped park overlooking the Taff Valley and site of the former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  45. II* Town Hall Photos
    Prominently sited in the town centre, opposite the junction with Castle Street.
  46. II Former County Court
    Large public building forward to street at junction with Castle Street opposite.
  47. II NO.14 New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan
    Stepped into top of slope at corner with Upper Thomas Street; design matches No 15 opposite.
  48. II NOS.11 & 12 New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped downhill from attached No. 12
  49. II Statue & Plinth to Henry Seymour Berry Photos
    At centre of semi-circular forecourt in front of Carnegie Library.
  50. II 12, New Castle Street Photos
    Stepped downhill from attached No. 13.
  51. II NO.13 New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped into top of slope at corner with Upper Thomas Street; design matches No 15 opposite.
  52. II Former Chapel Photos
    On corner site, attached to No 20 New Castle Street.
  53. II NO.13A New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan
    Stepped into top of slope at corner with Upper Thomas Street; design matches No 15 opposite.
  54. II 20, New Castle Street Photos
    Attached to chapel near corner of street.
  55. II 19, New Castle Street Photos
    Stepped down from No. 18.
  56. II Carnegie Library Photos
    Set back from street behind a semi-circular pave forecourt with low piers (railings removed); Town Hall on N side.
  57. II 18, New Castle Street Photos
    Stepped down hill from No. 17.
  58. II Memorial Fountain in St David's Chuchyard Wall Photos
    At NW corner of open churchyard to St David’s Church. Cast-iron memorial fountain set in a gabled ashlar wall facing the High Street.
  59. II NO.17 New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Stepped down from No. 16.
  60. II NO.16 New Castle Street, Mid Glamorgan Photos
    Pair of mid C19 terraced houses stepped downhill from No 15 on corner with Upper Thomas Street.
  61. II Trengrove House Photos
    Stepped into top of slope at corner with Upper Thomas Street; design matches No 13 opposite.
  62. II 115 High Street Photos
    At the south end of High Street set in a short row, on the west side opposite the turning for Church Street and St Davids Church.
  63. II Church Hall at St David's Church Photos
    Prominently sited in an open churchyard on the corner with Church Street, gabled W front to High Street.
  64. II* Ynysfach Engine House Photos
    Located at the W of Merthyr College and just N of the remains of the Ynysfach blast furnaces.
  65. II St David's Church Photos
    Prominently sited in an open churchyard on the corner with Church Street, gabled W front to High Street.
  66. I School at Cyfarthfa Castle Photos
    Situated in its own landscaped park overlooking the Taff Valley and site of the former Cyfarthfa Ironworks.
  67. II Statue & Plinth to Sir W.T. Lewis Photos
    To left hand side of entrance forecourt at St Tydfil’s Hospital. Relocated from original site outside the General Hospital, Penydarren Road.
  68. II St Tydfil's Hospital: Entrance Block (Centre Part Only) Photos
    Set to rear of railed forecourt with drive leading diagonally to plain opening in right-hand range. Union Place approaches on left.
  69. II Lloyds Bank Photos
    On corner with Church Street directly opposite St David’s Church.
  70. II Former Miner's Welfare Hall Photos
    Prominently sited on the way to Thomastown from High Street.
  71. II Newton House Photos
    Pair of terraced houses stepped in slope towards Church Street.
  72. II Newton House Photos
    Pair of terraced houses stepped in slope towards Church Street.
  73. II Former Unitarian Chapel Photos
    Set in terraced row close to corner with Church Street.
  74. II* Pont-y-Cafnau Photos
    Small ironwork bridge spanning the River Taff immediately downstream from junction of Taf Fawr and Taf Fechan. Reached by an access road descending diagonally from Pont-y-Cefn (A470) and through EFI
  75. II Primrose Hill Photos
    Detached house at top end of Church Street where the road turns at right-angles into Bryntirion Road.
  76. II Boer War Memorial & Railings Photos
    Set away from road on a modelled, grassy hillside overlooking the town centre; recreation ground to N.
  77. II Barclay's Bank Photos
    Slightly set back frontage in assorted group of older buildings.
  78. II Merthyr Christian Centre Photos
    On an elevated site against the hillside with gabled front closing the view up Church Street.
  79. II Nos 15-16 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  80. II No 14 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  81. II No 13 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  82. II Bryn Heulog Photos
    High above road behind walled garden.
  83. II Nos 11-12 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  84. II High Street Baptist Church Photos
    On a detached site midway down the pedestrianised section of High Street.
  85. II Sunny Bank Photos
    High above road behind walled garden.
  86. II No 10 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  87. II No 9 Upper Colliers Row, CF48 1UN
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  88. II Nos 7-8 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  89. II Nos 5-6 Upper Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains ofthe Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  90. II Nos 3-4 Uppier Colliers Row
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  91. II NOS.1-16 (Consec) Upper Colliers Row, Mid Glamorgan
    Situated SE of Heolgerrig, some 500m W of the remains of the Ynysfach Iron Works and just W of the A470.
  92. II The Rectory Photos
    Detached T-plan house set on hillside with road curving forward from right above.
  93. II Springfield Villa Photos
    Uphill from Rectory and reached by a diagonal roadway from Bryntirion Road near Sandbrook House. Detached in walled garden.
  94. II Crown Inn Photos
    Towards the S end of High Street where road narrows.
  95. II Limekilns south of Cefn Bridge
    Located on the bank of the Taff Fechan just south of Cefn Bridge. The upper level adjoins Brecon Road opposite the turning for Gurnos Estate.
  96. II NOS.15-21 (Consec) Swansea Road, Gellideg, Mid Glamorgan
    Situated to the N of Swansea Road some 200m NW of its roundabout junction with the A470. The site is some 400m W of the site of the Cyfarthfa blast furnaces.
  97. II St Tydfil's Church Photos
    Situated in an enclosed churchyard at S end of High Street close to roundabout on A470 road.
  98. II Ironwork Fountain Canopy Photos
    Set on modern concrete base in open ground immediately S of St Tydfil’s churchyard. Formerly located in centre of road further S, close to site of modern roundabout.
  99. II No 16 Gelli-deg
    Situated to the N of Swansea Road some 200m NW of its roundabout junction with the A470. The site is some 400m W of the site of the Cyfarthfa blast furnaces.
  100. II Tydfil House Photos
    Detached house at top of hill with Alma Street going down on left.

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