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2 Cottages adjoining the Cammarch
These are still standing but have been lying empty for years. It is believed they were called Tycros. They appear in the census from 1851 and ...
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3 St Cadmarchs Church
The earliest evidence of Christian worship in Llangammarch is an ancient stone now fixed in the wall above the entrance to the present church. ...
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4 Churchill House
This may originally have been Ty'n Llan, the village pub, it then became known as the New Inn and when it became a private home was initially called ...
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5 Bridge End
Previously two small railway cottages built to house railway workers from 1867 onwards, they would have been solid cottages of standard construction ...
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6 Station House
Was built for the Station Master when the railway came in 1867. The line was opened from Builth to Llanwrtyd in 1867 and from Llanwrtyd to Llandover ...
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8 Church Institute
The Church Institute bears the date 1912 and is tucked closely into the rock between the road and the church. From old photographs it is apparent tha ...
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9 Penygraig
The current house stands on or close to the site of two small cottages that were demolished when the current dwelling was built. ...
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10 Mayo House
It is believed that this house was always owned by the family of Evelyn Griffiths, nee Bendle. Evelyn's grandmother lived there and at one time, ...
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11 Chapel Houses
In the past it would seem that Chapel Houses 1 & 2 were known as part of Irfon Terrace. ...
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12 Nazareth Chapel - NAZARETH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WALES
If you were giving instructions to a stranger on how to find Nazareth Chapel, it would not be difficult. It has grey walls facing the street, with fo ...
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13 Penstar
It is said that Hilda Stephens once rented this little house – her brothers Eddie and Willie were both killed in France during the first world war. ...
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14 Irfon House
It is said that for many years the shop was run by Mrs Howe whose husband was a retired Minister. Later on Mr and Mrs Daft ran the store as a general ...
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15 Cwmbryn
Cwmbryn is mentioned in 1895 Kelly’s Directory of South Wales as a private residence. Built as one house, possibly a Soldiers Pub.Over the years it ...
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16 Malvern House
Owned by Mr Davies who ran the shop as a grocers, there was also a redbrick built bakery on side of house( now knocked down) it was also a fee ...
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17 Post Office
Started out as Saville House, built by Edgar Williams and so called because he did his apprenticeship as a tailor on Saville Row, he worked as a ta ...
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19 Banbury Villa
It is said that this was built by the Stanton family as a guest house, it took a long time to build as money was tight. ...
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21 Sweet Shop Site
The little sweet shop was made of Corrugated iron and stood on the green in front of post office, it sold sweets, chocolate, ice cream and t ...
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22 Bristol House
It is said that this house was built in 1870 for £700 for Annabel Thomas’ grandfather's sister when she married Edward Jones a Saddler ...
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23 Myrtle House 1
The properties listed between Leicester House and Bristol house are now called Clwb Cottages. It is assumed that these are Myrtle House 1 and 2 ...
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24 Myrtle House 2
It is said that before the Police Station was built this was the Village Bobby’s residence. Later Miss Annie Jones who was the School Cook for man ...
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25 Leicester House
It is said that Thomas Bowen, great grandfather to Evelyn Griffiths (nee Bowen) built Leicester House and the rest of the row as far as Dole House u ...
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29 Ddole House
Local people remember fondly Eluned Davies who lived here for a large part of her life. Elunid's father was Headmaster in Llangammarch school, ...
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31 1 Oakfield
It is believed that Mr Daft and family lived here, He was a blacksmith but later took over Irfon Stores ...
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32 1 and 2 Westend
These 2 properties are built on the site of the village garage which did minor repairs and also had a single petrol pump. To date, no photos have been ...
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33 Tanyderi
Nos 1 – 16 Tan y deri In the 1950s the then Breconshire Council ( now Powys County Council) built a row of Council Houses in Llangamma ...
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34 Glandwr ( formerly Police Station )
The Police Station (now Glandwr) was built for the Village Policeman to live in. It was a double fronted property with an entrance on the si ...
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35 Llandough ( now Manyrafon )
Llandough (now Manyrafon) built in ??? .People remember the Gwynnes living here, also the wife of Evan Williams moved here from Newell afte ...
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36 Danybryn
Built by Samuel Jones in ?? He built Danybryn for his 2 daughters and Irfon View for his 2 sons (Dai and Sam). In the 1960s and 70s the house was ow ...
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37 Irfon View
Irfon View was built by Samuel Jones in ?? He also built Danybryn. It is said that Danybryn was for his 2 daughters and Irfon View for his 2 sons (Dai ...
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38 1 Aberceiros Cottage
1 Aberceiros Cottage (2 roomed cottage)Local people also remember Mrs Suffitt and Bill Lewis living here, she was a cook at the Cammarch and he was ...
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39 2 Aberceiros Cottage
2 Aberceiros Cottage (3 roomed cottage). Local people remember John Billy Boy living here who came from Tafarn y Mynydd ...
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40 Aberceiros Inn
Thomas Bowen ( Evelyn Griffiths ( nee Bendle ) great grandfather) lived and was the Innkeeper at White Hall (a property at the bottom of Cefnl ...
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43 Jubilee Cottage ( site of Village garden )
This house does not appear in the census under this name.. Local people remember the last resident of this property who was Miss Katie Phillips. She ...
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45 Old Smithy, 6 Irfon Terrace
Local people remember Walter Adams who lived here as an old man in the 1960s . He was in charge of the petrol pump across the road and would sit on ...
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