Aberdare, The Cenotaph 1937
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The Aberdare memorial to the First World War has an unusual cenotaph design similar to the one in London. The premises of Haydn W Morris, an optician, are on the left-hand side of the photograph. Leslie`s (right) was a popular store; it had a special toy fair each October, and a Father Christmas from November onwards.
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War Memorials
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