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  1. II Milestone on N side of A4230 Photos
    Set back on the N side of New Road S of its junction with Railway Terrace/Brookville Drive and on the N side of a railway overbridge.
  2. II New Road Overbridge Photos
    In Skewen, on New Road, near its junction with Dynevor Way and Railway Terrace/Brookville Drive.
  3. II New Road Methodist Church Photos
    Facing New Road (A4230) towards the W side of Skewen village.
  4. II Bethania Chapel Photos
    Set back from and above the road behind a grassed forecourt with railings to the street.
  5. II Hermon Chapel Photos
    Set back behind a railed forecourt facing N to an unmetalled road on the W side of Winifred Road.
  6. II Horeb Chapel Photos
    Centrally located in the village facing the main A4230; Bethlehem Road to rear.
  7. II Tabernacle Chapel Hall Photos
    Situated directly opposite Tabernacle Chapel.
  8. II Tabernacle Chapel Photos
    Facing the street running from the S side of the A4230 through the village.
  9. II Pensianel Pigsty
    In an overgrown site some 90m NE of the house at Darren Farm and approximately 170m S of Darren Court.
  10. II Quaker's Viaduct (partly in Dyffryn Clydach community) Photos
    Spanning Drymau Road on the E side of the village and N of the main A4230.
  11. II Gorphwysfa Chapel Photos
    Set back from the street behind forecourt gates and railings W of the junction with Drymau Road.
  12. II Quaker's Viaduct (partly in Coedffranc community) Photos
    Spanning Drymau Road on the E side of Skewen and some 125m N of the main A4230.
  13. II Tramroad bridge over Skewen Cutting, Tennant Canal (partly in Dyffryn Clydach Community)
    Spanning the Tennant Canal to SE of Skewen village on the E side of a minor road from Neath Abbey Industrial Estate and N of the A465.
  14. II Tramroad bridge over Skewen Cutting, Tennant Canal (partly in Coedffranc community)
    Spanning the Tennant Canal to SE of Skewen village on the E side of a minor road from Neath Abbey Industrial Estate and N of the A465.
  15. II Bridge over Tennant Canal N of former Mines Royal Copper Works
    Crossing the Tennant Canal just NE of the road through Neath Abbey Business Park.
  16. II Bridge over S end of Skewen Cutting, Tennant Canal (partly in Dyffryn Clydach community) Photos
    Spanning the Tennant Canal immediately N of the A465 and reached by a minor road beneath the A465 from Neath Abbey Industrial Estate.
  17. II Bridge over S end of Skewen Cutting, Tennant Canal (partly in Coedffranc community)
    Spanning the Tennant Canal immediately N of the A465 and reached by a minor road S of the A465 from Neath Abbey Industrial Estate.
  18. II Church of Saint John the Baptist Photos
    In a prominent position on a hill above New Road on the E side of Skewen.
  19. II Bridge over Tennant Canal W of former Crown Copperworks Photos
    Crossing the Tennant Canal S of the A465 and reached by minor road from Neath Abbey Industrial Estate. The bridge stands at the entrance to Gillard's vehicle spares.
  20. II Lonlas or Llwynbrydrau bridge
    Crossing the South Wales Railway just SW of the M4 motorway and approached from the W by Frederick Place.
  21. II Capel Saron Photos
    Situated in the centre of Birchgrove some 45m N of the junction of Birchgrove Road and Heol Dulais.
  22. II Neath River swing bridge (partly in Neath and Briton Ferry Communities) Photos
    Spanning the River Neath approximately 1km S of Skewen village.
  23. II Former Swing Bridge across River Neath, immediately E.of Dynevor Junction Photos
    Carrying the Cardiff to Swansea railway line over the River Neath below Pentreffynon
  24. II Former forge and rolling mill at Neath Abbey Ironworks Photos
    On the E side of the River Clydach some 220m N of the Neath Abbey railway viaduct.
  25. II* No. 1 Blast Furnace at former Neath Abbey Ironworks Photos
    On the W side of the River Clydach in Neath Abbey some 170m N of the junction of Neath Abbey Road and Monastery Road.
  26. II* No. 2 Blast Furnace at former Neath Abbey Ironworks Photos
    On the W side of the River Clydach in Neath Abbey some 140m N of the junction of Neath Abbey Road and Monastery Road.
  27. II Neath River Swing Bridge (partly in Coedffranc and Neath Communities) Photos
    Spanning the River Neath on the W side of Neath town.
  28. II Former engine manufacturing building at former Neath Abbey Ironworks Photos
    On the W side of the River Clydach in Neath Abbey some 50m N of the junction of Neath Abbey Road and Monastery Road.
  29. II Bridge over Tennant Canal to S of entrance to Neath Abbey Photos
    Crossing the Tennant Canal just S of the entrance to Neath Abbey.
  30. II Forge tramroad bridge at Neath Abbey Ironworks (partly in Blaenhonddan community) Photos
    Crossing the River Clydach some 125m N of the Neath Abbey railway viaduct.
  31. II Fourth arch over South Wales Railway at Peniel Green
    Crossing the South Wales Railway some 525m SE of Llansamlet station. This arch is the most S structure as the railway curves S.
  32. II Forge tramroad bridge at Neath Abbey Ironworks (partly in Dyffryn Clydach community) Photos
    Crossing the River Clydach some 125m N of the Neath Abbey railway viaduct.
  33. II Neath Abbey Railway Viaduct (partly in Blaenhonddan community) Photos
    Crossing the River Clydach and Taillwynd Road some 220m N of Neath Abbey Road.
  34. II Third arch over South Wales Railway at Peniel Green
    Crossing the South Wales Railway some 475m SE of Llansamlet station. This arch is the third one from the NW as the railway curves S.
  35. II Neath Abbey Railway Viaduct (partly in Dyffryn Clydach community) Photos
    Crossing the River Clydach and Taillwynd Road some 120m N of Neath Abbey Road.
  36. II Second arch over South Wales Railway at Peniel Green
    Crossing the South Wales Railway some 400m E of Llansamlet station. This arch is the second one from the NW as the railway curves S.
  37. II The Smiths Arms Photos
    On the S side of Neath Abbey Road just W of its junction with Taillwyd Road.
  38. II Bridge over River Clydach to S of Neath Abbey
    Situated crossing the River Clydach some 120m S of Neath Abbey ruins.
  39. II Clydach Aqueduct on Tennant Canal Photos
    Situated crossing the River Clydach just SE of Neath Abbey ruins.
  40. II First arch over South Wales Railway at Peniel Green
    Crossing the South Wales Railway some 350m E of Llansamlet station. This arch is the most NW of the structures as the railway curves S.
  41. II Former icehouse to Dyffryn House
    In an overgrown site at the edge of a field some 200m SW of the site of Dyffryn House and approximately 450m SW of the Church of St Matthew.
  42. II Cwm Clydach Dam (partly in Dyffryn Clydach community) Photos
    Spanning Cwm Clydach approximately 950m N of Neath Abbey railway viaduct and some 120m NE of Glynfelin Farm.
  43. II Cwm Clydach Dam (partly in Blaenhonddan community) Photos
    Spanning Cwm Clydach approximately 950m N of Neath Abbey railway viaduct and some 120m NE of Glynfelin Farm.
  44. II Boiler stack of former Cardonnel Tinplate Works Photos
    Situated in woodland E of Cwrt y Bettws farm and on the E side of the M4 and W of the Tennant Canal.
  45. II* Scott's Pit Engine House Photos
    Situated between Llansamlet and Heol-las just NE of the M4 motorway.
  46. II Bridge over Tennant Canal E of Cwrt y Bettws Farm Photos
    Spanning the Tennant Canal E of Cwrt y Bettws Farm and beside the Tennant Canal pumping station.
  47. II The Grange, former stables and coach house to Dyffryn House
    In Dyffryn some 75m N of the site of Dyffryn House and approximately 400m SW of the Church of St Matthew.
  48. II War Memorial in Parc Briallu Photos
    Situated in a prominent position some 15m from and facing the gates to Parc Briallu.
  49. II Capel Bethel including forecourt walls, gates and railings Photos
    Situated to the SW of Llansamlet railway station approximately 70m W of the junction of Bethel Road and Trallwn Road.
  50. II Church of Saint Matthew Photos
    In a prominent position on the W side of the minor road through Dyffryn.
  51. II Lychgate to churchyard of Church of St Matthew Photos
    On the E side of the churchyard of the Church of St Matthew.
  52. II Howel Gwyn memorial in churchyard of Church of St Matthew Photos
    In a prominent position in the churchyard of the Church of Saint Matthew, just S of the porch and W of the lychgate.
  53. II Swiss Gables
    Just N of the Church of St Matthew on the W side of the minor road through Dyffryn.
  54. II Railway bridge over Cadoxton Road Photos
    Crossing Cadoxton Road some 75m SW of its junction with Dynevor Avenue.
  55. II Neath River Bridge (partly in Neath community) Photos
    Spanning the River Neath and adjoining the road bridge over the Tennant Canal. Reached from Bridge St, Neath on the E side and from a modern footbridge on the W side, beginning beside the A474 and cr
  56. II Milepost Photos
    Re-sited by the Esso Service Station at the side of the road.
  57. II Bridge over Tennant Canal, including towpath retaining walls and overflow channels Photos
    Crossing the Tennant Canal on the W end of Neath River Bridge and just E of the A465 dual carriageway.
  58. II Llansamlet Railway Underbridge Photos
    On Station Road, joining Bethel Road with Peniel Green Road.
  59. II Neath River Bridge (partly in Blaenhonddan community) Photos
    Spanning the River Neath and adjoining the road bridge over the Tennant Canal. Reached from Bridge St, Neath on the E side and from a modern footbridge on the W side, beginning beside the A474 and cr
  60. II E.Griffiths, Family Grocer Photos
    On the street line nearly opposite the subway to Maes-y-Haf Road.
  61. II Subway Under Railway Photos
    At the end of the road below Maes-yr-Haf Chapel and linking it with Commercial Street.
  62. II Soar Maes-yr-haf Congregational Chapel and forecourt railings Photos
    Behind a raised railed forecourt at the end of Maes-yr-Haf Road alongside the railway.
  63. II Old Post Office Building Photos
    On the street line opposite the junction with Alfred Street and adjoining the present Post Office.
  64. II Great Western Chambers Photos
    On the street line at the confluence of Croft Road and Angel Street with Bridge Street.
  65. II Weir on E side of Tennant Canal at Red Jacket Pill Photos
    At Red Jacket Pill on N side of a modern concrete weir and immediately S of SW corner of gas works.
  66. II NO.52 Windsor Road, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line 40 yards S of the junction with Charles Street.
  67. II Lloyd's Bank Photos
    On the street line opposite the Railway Station.
  68. II* St Catherine's Church Photos
    Prominently situated on the corner of School Road with Old Road.
  69. II Midland Bank Photos
    On the street line opposite the Railway Station.
  70. II National Westminster Bank Photos
    On the street line where Green Street and Summerfield Place meet Windsor Road.
  71. II Stench Pipe on Daphne Road / Cromwell Avenue Photos
    On the NW pavement at the junction of Daphne Road and Cromwell Avenue in the Rhyddings area of Neath. Not in a Conservation Area.
  72. II Barclay's Bank Photos
    On the street line midway along the parade.
  73. II River Lock and attached bridges at Red Jacket Pill Photos
    Beside a footpath on the E side of the Tennant Canal, S of the Jersey Marine Gas Works and W of the M4.
  74. II General Market Photos
    On the street line opposite the junction with Queen Street, with access also from Charlesville Place and the Parade.
  75. II NO.23 Green Street, West Glamorgan
    On the Street line at the corner with Queen Street.
  76. II Old Town Hall Photos
    Situated prominently on the corner of New Street with Castle Street with its entrance onto Church Place.
  77. II NO.7 New Street, West Glamorgan
    On the street line at the corner with Church Place and backing on to St Thomas’ churchyard.
  78. II NO.6 New Street, West Glamorgan
    On the street line at the corner with Church Place and backing on to St Thomas’ churchyard.
  79. II D S Morgan Photos
    On the street line adjoining Marks and Spencers store.
  80. II Mechanics Institute Photos
    On the street line opposite the old church gateway.
  81. II Gwyn Hall Photos
    Prominent building set back from the road midway along the street.
  82. II* Old Town Church of St Thomas Photos
    Located in a spacious churchyard within Church Place.
  83. II Roving Bridge over Neath Canal at Giant's Grave Photos
    Crossing the Neath Canal immediately W of the end of Giant's Grave Road.
  84. II Bethania Baptist Chapel Photos
    Behind a railed forecourt opposite the junction with Creswell Road.
  85. II Gates, Gatepiers & Churchyard Wall of St Thomas' Church Photos
    Forming the inner boundary of the lane around Church Place. The gatepiers being on the NW side and SW corner of the churchyard.
  86. II Masonic Temple Photos
    On the street line midway along.
  87. II NO.24 Church Street, West Glamorgan
    On the street line opposite the junction with High Street.
  88. II Friends Meeting House Photos
    Situated to the N of the Castle gatehouse at right angles to the road; graveyard to the left.
  89. II Moose Hall Photos
    On the street-line adjoining the castle opposite the junction with Old Market Street.
  90. II The St Ives Public House Photos
    On the street line opposite the junction with High Street.
  91. II* Neath Castle Photos
    Situated between the Hall and Castle Street at the northern end of the Old Town.
  92. II NO.7A Old Market Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line adjoining the Duke of Wellington Public House.
  93. II NO.7 Old Market Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line adjoining the Duke of Wellington Public House.
  94. II Adrian Hicks & Son Photos
    On the street line midway along the street.
  95. II NO.8 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line opposite the entry to Church Place.
  96. II NO.6 Old Market Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line adjoining the Duke of Wellington Public House.
  97. II Pillar Box Photos
    On the corner of Greenway Road with London Road.
  98. II NO.15 Old Market Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line near the junction with Wind Street.
  99. II NO.16 Old Market Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    On the street line near the junction with Wind Street.
  100. II Constitutional Club Photos
    Set back from the street line next to St David’s Church.

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