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  1. II Senghenydd War Memorial Photos
    Prominently sited at the junction of Commercial Street and High Street.
  2. II Parc Mawr, with attached stable and barn Photos
    Approximately 0.7km W of Senghenydd village centre and reached by farm road on W side of Grove Terrace.
  3. II Church of St Ilan Photos
    Isolated church on the ridge between Aber and Taff valleys.
  4. II Lych Gate at the church of St Ilan, Eglwysilan Photos
    On the S side of the churchyard and flanked by attached stone boundary walls.
  5. II* Tomb of William Edwards in the churchyard of St Ilan, Eglwysilan Photos
    On the S side of the nave to SW of the porch, adjacent to path on the W side.
  6. II Memorial to Annie Lawrence in the churchyard of St Ilan, Eglwysilan Photos
    Immediately NW of the tower on the W side of the main pathway through the churchyard.
  7. II Footbridge at Llanbradach Station Photos
    At Llanbradach Station
  8. II Barn and stable range at Llanbradach Fawr Photos
    Farmyard is on uphill side of the house and this barn is roughly parallel with the house.
  9. II Former Llanbradach Colliery middle revetment wall
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The middle revetment wall is sited immediately E of the engineering shops and fan house.
  10. II Llanbradach Fawr Photos
    Situated on the mountainside on the W slope of the Rhymney Valley, SW of Ystrad Mynach, and reached by a long lane from Llanbradach to S.
  11. II Llanbradach War Memorial Photos
    Located in the centre of the village, opposite the site of the demolished parish church, with the recreation ground behind.
  12. II Former Llanbradach Colliery winding engine house
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The winding house is sited on the upper level of the colliery to the S of the reservoir and engine hall and immediately W of Col
  13. II Former Llanbradach Colliery fan house
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The fan house is sited on the middle level of the colliery, S of the yard and engineering shops.
  14. II Former Llandbradach Colliery workshops range
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The former workshops are sited at the lower level of the site, E of the fan house.
  15. II Former Llanbradach Colliery brick reservoir
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The reservoir is sited immediately E of Colliery Road with the engine hall to the N and winding house to the S.
  16. II Former Llanbradach Colliery upper revetment wall
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The upper revetment wall is sited at the middle level of the colliery complex below the engine hall and winding house.
  17. II Former Llanbradach Colliery engine hall
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The engine hall is on the uppermost level at the NW end of the colliery.
  18. II Hendredenny Hall Photos
    Located in the centre of Hendredenny Park housing estate, approached off the lane which leads from Penyrheol to Groeswen.
  19. II Former Llanbradach Colliery engineering shops
    Llanbradach Colliery is on the steep hillside to the W of the village. The engineering shops are sited on the E side of the engine hall, at a lower level, and N of the yard and fan house.
  20. II Barn at Dyffryn Isaf Photos
    Located off the W side of a lane which runs N along the Rhymney valley from Bedwas to Maes y Cwmmer. Farm-house to the NW.
  21. II Telephone Call-Box Photos
    Located immediately outside the White Cross Inn, within the car park. Groeswen Chapel adjoins the car park to the E.
  22. II Monument to Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd') Photos
    Located at the W end of the burial ground.
  23. II* Groeswen Chapel Photos
    Set within its burial ground, the chapel faces the road with vestry adjoining to the W. Located at the E end of Groeswen village.
  24. II Monument to William Williams ('Caledfryn') Photos
    Located in the burial ground, to the SW of the chapel.
  25. II Monument to Thomas James Thomas and others Photos
    Located in the burial ground, close to the SW angle of the chapel.
  26. II Thomas family monument Photos
    Located in the burial ground on the S side of the chapel.
  27. II The Coach House, Pwll-y-Pant Photos
    On the E side of The Cedar Tree restaurant and on NE side of a roundabout at the junction of the A469 and A468.
  28. II Taranymwrthwl Farm Photos
    At the N end of the village and set back from the W side of the main road through Llanbradach.
  29. II Glamorgan Centre for Art & Design Photos
    In its own grounds SE of Glyntaff Church, and in a prominent position overlooking Treforest to the W.
  30. II Columbarium at Glyntaff Cemetery Photos
    On the NW side of the cemetery chapels, just inside the entrance to the cemetery grounds.
  31. II Memorial to Richard Crawshay in churchyard of Church of St Mary Photos
    In the churchyard on the S side of the church.
  32. II Church of St Mary Photos
    Prominently sited on the E side and above the A470 trunk road.
  33. II Memorial to John Thomas (Ieuan Ddu) in churchyard of Church of St Mary Photos
    In the churchyard on the S side of the church.
  34. II Gates and gate piers to Church of St Mary Photos
    On the S side of the church and facing a sharp bend in the road opposite the Vicarage.
  35. II 29 Graig-yr-Helfa Road, Glyntaff, MID GLAMORGAN Photos
    On a W-facing hillside overlooking the town. No 29 is at the S end of the group.
  36. II 30 Graig-yr-Helfa Road, Glyntaff, MID GLAMORGAN Photos
    On a W-facing hillside overlooking the town. No 30 incorporates the southernmost of the towers.
  37. II Glyntaff Round House Photos
    On a W-facing hillside overlooking the town. No 31 incorporates the northernmost tower and the wrought iron gates.
  38. II 32 Graig-yr-Helfa Road, Glyntaff, MID GLAMORGAN Photos
    On a W-facing hillside overlooking the town. No 32 is at the N end of the group.
  39. II The Old Mill Photos
    Set slightly back from the main thoroughfare and on the opposite side of Nant Llanbradach from the Forge.
  40. II Alexon House
    In Hawthorn between the A5054 and the river Taff.
  41. II Mill Forge
    On the southern border of Ystrad Mynach, on the W bank of Rhymney River, fronting the thoroughfare.
  42. II* Machine Bridge (also known as Pont y Doctor) Photos
    Spanning the River Taff at the SE end of Broadway and E of St Dyfrig's Church.
  43. II Rhydyfelin War Memorial Photos
    Set back from the road and in front of St Luke's church.
  44. II Castle Bridge Photos
    A footbridge spanning the River Taff on the E side of River Street 250m S of St Dyfrig's Church.
  45. II Church of St Mabon Photos
    On high ground below Mynydd Eglwysilan, at the junction of the two roads leading S from Nelson.
  46. II Catholic Church of St Dyfrig Photos
    Prominently sited at the S end of Broadway, W of the River Taff at Machine Bridge.
  47. II Church Hall at Catholic Church of St Dyfrig Photos
    On the S side of the church and Presbytery.
  48. II Presbytery at Catholic Church of St Dyfrig Photos
    On the S side of the church.
  49. II Crawshay Obelisk SW of Castle Bridge Photos
    Within a small garden overlooking the River Taff on the SW side of Castle Bridge.
  50. II Treforest Tinplate Works Feeder Sluice and Weir Photos
    A spectacular crescent-shaped weir curving across River Taff just below Castle Bridge. The structures for the sluice are on the W bank.
  51. II Albion Colliery Disaster Memorial Photos
    Situated on N side of graveyard to west of St Mabon's Church. The memorial backs on to the graveyard wall with Ty'r Eglwys/Church Hall beyond.
  52. II MR Snooker's Club (formerly Cecil Cinema) Photos
    At the S end of Fothergill Street, at its junction with Bridge Street.
  53. II Libanus Welsh Baptist Church Photos
    Approximately 100m SW of St Dyfrig's RC Church.
  54. II 48, Pentrebach Road, Pentrebach, Pontypridd, CF37 4BW Photos
    On the E side of the town and immediately E of a surviving section of the Glamorganshire Canal.
  55. II* Former Casting House and Workshop at Treforest Tinplate Works Photos
    At the N end of the former tinplate works.
  56. II* Former Tinning House at Treforest Tinplate Works Photos
    On the N side of the former rolling mill.
  57. II* Workshop NW of Tinning House at Treforest Tinplate Works Photos
    On the NW side of the former tinplate works.
  58. II* Former Smithy at Treforest Tinplate Works Photos
    On the E side of the former rolling mill.
  59. II Ystrad Mynach South Signal Box
    To the south of Ystrad Mynach station on the west side of the tracks off a rough lane from Twyn Road. Private property.
  60. II* Former Rolling Mill at Treforest Tinplate Works Photos
    At the S end of Treforest and reached across a bridge over the Taff W of Cardiff Road. The rolling mill is at the S end of the former works.
  61. II* Leat Retaining Wall at Treforest Tinplate Works
    Parallel with and detached from the W side of the former rolling mill.
  62. II Honeywell Power Tools Testing Division Photos
    Set back from Main Avenue with an access road on the SE side opposite the telephone exchange.
  63. II 161-2, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, MID GLAMORGAN, CF37 1BH
    At the S end of the row.
  64. II 163, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    163 Broadway
  65. II 164, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    164 Broadway
  66. II 165, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH
    165 Broadway
  67. II 166, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    166 Broadway
  68. II 167, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    167 Broadway
  69. II Newbridge Chainworks Canal Basin on the Glamorganshire Canal Photos
    On the S side of Ynysangharad Road and to the rear of the Bunch of Grapes public house.
  70. II 168, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    168 Broadway
  71. II 169, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH
    169 Broadway
  72. II Treforest Textile Printers Photos
    Set back from Main Avenue SE of the junction with Powys Road.
  73. II 170, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH
    170 Broadway
  74. II 171, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH
    171 Broadway
  75. II Former Mission Hall Photos
    On the E side of the River Taff, beyond Ynysangharad Park and the A470, and below Coed-pen-maen Common. Set high above the road with rubble forecourt wall. The rear elevation is below Merthyr Road.
  76. II 172-3, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH
    172-3 Broadway
  77. II Cilfynydd War Memorial Photos
    Set back from the road at the N end of Cilfynydd, on the S side of a junction with a minor road to Llanfabon.
  78. II Farm Range with Bee-boles at Beddau Farmhouse Photos
    Located at the junction of St Cenydd Road and Nantgarw Road. The bee-boles are in a wall overlooking the front garden of Beddau farmhouse.
  79. II 174-5, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    174-5 Broadway
  80. II Bridge over Glamorganshire Canal W of Newbridge Chainworks basin Photos
    On the S side of Ynysangharad Road and to the rear of the Bunch of Grapes public house.
  81. II Pandy Mawr Railway Arch Photos
    The arch runs over the valley road leading N from Bedwas to Cwm y Bwch. Site of Bryngwyn Colliery to the SE.
  82. II 176, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1BH Photos
    At the N end of the row.
  83. II Ty-Isaf Farmhouse Photos
    On a platform site to NE of Mynydd Dimlaith and above Cwm-y-bwch to SE. Reached N along an irregular track from cross roads at Pandy Mawr, about 1 km W of Bedwas Parish Church.
  84. II Forest House, University of Glamorgan Photos
    Set back from and above Llantwit Road, and on the SE side of the University campus.
  85. II Lock Chambers 31 & 32 with attached walls, Glamorganshire Canal Photos
    On the S side of Ynysangharad Road and to the rear of the Bunch of Grapes public house.
  86. II Welch Regimental War Memorial Photos
    In a prominent position on the W edge of Coed-pen-maen Common overlooking the town to the W.
  87. II Old Fire Station Photos
    Originally situated off Park Road but now resited in grounds of Caerphilly County Borough Council offices at Ystrad Fawr, to W of main house.
  88. II* Bryngwyn Colliery Engine House Photos
    Located in a small field on the W side of Bedwas village. The building is accessible by footpath, either from Pandy Mawr Road to the W or from Nursery Road (?) to the E. The building is heavily over
  89. II St Ilan Comprehensive School Photos
    Set back from Pontygwindy Road to the N of the town centre.
  90. II Taff Vale Railway Viaduct over River Taff Photos
    Spanning the River Taff approximately 0.75km NNE of Pontypridd Bridge and immediately N of the White Bridge.
  91. II Pen-y-waun
    Heol Fawr leads S from Nelson to the open mountain of Mynydd Eglwysilan, the track leading to the farm being about half-way along.
  92. II War Memorial Photos
    Just off Caerphilly Road in a square to the north of Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr, approx. 50m W of the Old Fire Station (rec no 13569).
  93. II* White Bridge (also known as Berw Bridge) Photos
    Spanning the River Taff approximately 0.7km NNE of Pontypridd Bridge.
  94. II* Memorial to Evan and James James at Ynysangharad Park Photos
    Ynysyngharad Park is on the E side of the town centre and River Taff. The memorial is on the E side of the park N of the bandstand.
  95. II Railway Bridge over Graig-yr-Hesg Road, including integral stone drainage channel Photos
    Reached uphill from Berw Road approx 0.6 km N of Pontypridd Old Bridge.
  96. II Church of Holy Trinity Photos
    A472 skirts the W side of Ystrad centre; church is set back from the road on a knoll within a very hilly walled churchyard which falls away steeply to W and S, main entry at SE through lychgate.
  97. I Pontypridd Bridge Photos
    Spanning the River Taff on the N side of the town centre.
  98. II Eglwysbach Surgery (formerly Capel Goffa) Photos
    On the W bank of the River Taff, approximately 200m N of Pontypridd Bridge.
  99. II Telephone Call-box Photos
    On the pavement immediately to the R of the Historical & Cultural Centre.
  100. II The Pontypridd Museum (formerly Tabernacle Baptist Chapel) Photos
    On the W Bank of the River Taff immediately beside Pontypridd Bridge. Set back from the street behind a railed forecourt.

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