Bridgend, Dunraven Place 1910
Photo ref:
62525
Photo ref:
62525
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We are looking south-east. The population of Bridgend at this time was approximately 6,000. The Wyndham Hotel is clearly visible on the left, designated as 'of special historical and architectural interest' by the Welsh Office. It was originally four separate premises - a house, a pub, an off-licence and a bookmaker.
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A Selection of Memories from Bridgend
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Bridgend
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My mum owned Fords Fruit and Greengrocers in Nolton Street and my dad owned Bridgend Driving School. I’d love to hear from anyone who knew my parents.
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I was born in the above hospital in 1943.Does anyone have any photos or memories of the place?
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I attended Bridgend Technical College from 1961 to 1966 studying electrical installation. I was an apprentice for English Electric Company which had a branch office at St David's House, Wood Street, Cardiff. I worked on high voltage installations ( transformers, drive mills, switchgear). I worked at Aberthaw Power Station, The Steel Company of Wales in Port Talbot, Pyle Substation, just to name a few. ...see more
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I was a patient at Penyfai back in 1973 and I was only twelve years of age. I regularly went over to Glanrhyd as that is where the social centre was, and would sometimes take the back exit towards Penycae up past the bends by the railway line.
I have done a book on my childhood experiences of abuse and trauma which led to me being sectioned at the age of twelve. It is ...see more
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