Life in our District 1914-1920 and Businesses then and now

 

Early days in the area and a bit of history

The Treharris area was mostly farms until the arrival of the coal mine in the 1870’s, although there was a small village in Quakers Yard.

This part of the website will be based mainly on the businesses, religion, leisure amenities and people of our 6 communities under Treharris postal area, that is Treharris, Trelewis, Edwardsville, Bedlinog, Quakers Yard and Nelson. It will be done following my research using Kelly Directories of South Wales and Monmouth and other directories of South Wales in the early part of the twentieth century, plus visits to libraries and archives in our area. It is not a comprehensive piece of work but to the best of my ability I will try to be as accurate as possible based on the research I do. Hopefully, it will be a useful piece of information now and more so in the future.

Early in the last century Treharris was described as a large modern village and township, lit up by gas from the Quakers Yard gas works, with the church of St Mathias, built in 1896 at a cost of £3 ,500 on land gifted by Lord Lambourne, with seating for 365.  The living is a vicarage, yearly value £286 in the gift of the Bishop of Llandaff and held since 1912 by Rev James Thomas, formerly of Lampeter. The St Marys chapel of ease in nearby Trelewis, was built a decade earlier in 1886/87 at a cost of £1,100 and will seat 250 persons.

There are also several dissenting chapels in Treharris and a Police station in Edwards Street erected 1885 which has accommodation for 4 constables and a superintendent. There is also the Borough police station in Perrott street for a Sergeant and four constables.

The public hall and institute were built in 1892 at a cost of £3300 and has a gallery, stage, dressing rooms and cloak rooms. The building also includes a reading room, library, recreation and committee rooms, and a fine music hall. The library and reading rooms are supported by contributions from the local mineworkers and boast over 2,500 volumes.

The free library and reading rooms, presented by the late Andrew Carnegie esq. (died1919) were erected in Perrott street at a cost of £2,500. The building was built of red bricks with white stone dressings.

The Cemetery of 5 acres, owned by Merthyr Tydfil Cooperation in Beachcroft was opened in 1888 and boasts a small chapel.

The Colliery is almost the sole industry here and it is currently being worked by the Ocean Coal company Limited and is said to be the deepest in South Wales, being 765 yards in depth .Glyn Bargoed House , Trelewis is the residence of William Watkin Leigh esq. JP. The Royal is the commercial hotel. Lord Lambourne P.C. C.V.O. Alfred Thomas esq. Mrs Evans and Thomas Pritchard esq. are the chief landowners. The population at this date is 7,157 persons in Treharris.

Towards the end of the nineteenth century rows of houses started to be developed near the Quakers Yard station.  In 1900 a new century began, and within a few years rows of houses started to appear and form the village of Edwardsville itself, this included several shops and two chapels, even so the railway station remained as Quakers Yard.

Bedlinog is an ecclesiastical parish formed by an order of council 28^th June 1912, from the parish of St Mathias Treharris. The church of St Cadoc erected in 1912 at a cost of £3,000 is a building of blue pennant stone and consists of a Norman apsidal chancel with Nave and vestries, The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £200, in the gift of the Bishop of Llandaff, held since 1916 by the Rev. David Davies, The population of Bedlinog in 1911 was 4,810

Llanfabon is one of our oldest districts and church registers are found as far back as 1694. Nelson developed around it and became a market town and home to three stations in its time. Nelson, which was opposite the Dynevor pub in the middle of the village, Llancaiach which was up behind the hand ball court and finally the last one Nelson and Llancaiach which closed in 1963. St Cynon on Fiddlers Elbow was also part of Llanfabon and a church of ease was also built there in 1863 for 200 persons and a further church of ease was then erected in High Street Nelson in 1888, St Johns church, at a cost of £1,700. In 1911 the population of Nelson and Llanfabon was 6,531.

Difficult times for everyone with World war one taking place 1914-1918 and a lot of young men lost their lives in the district

Places of Worship 1920

Nelson area

Churches and their Chapels of ease

St Mabon Church, Llanfabon, 200 seats, Rev Hugh Williams

St Johns’ church Nelson built 1888,330 seats

St Cynon, church Fiddlers Elbow. Built 1863, 200 seats

Chapels

Baptist,

Calvinistic

Methodist

Primitive Methodist built 1910

Congregational chapel built 1830, with 300 seats

All other parts of the district

St. Mathias Church, Treharris, Built 1895-1896 Rev. James Thomas

St. Mary’s Church, Trelewis Built 1886, Rev. Albert Boobier, curate

St. Catoc’s church, Bedlinog, Built 1912, Rev. David Davies (Welsh & English services)

Chapels

Baptists Brynhyfrd (Welsh) Thomas Street, built 1880, Rev. William Jones, seats 796

Baptists Forest road Treharris (branch) seats 200

Baptist English, Perrott Street, built 1898, Rev. William David Nichols, seats 550

Baptist, trinity, (English) Trelewis, built 1909, seats 350

Baptist Salem (Welsh) Cwmfelin, Bedlinog built 1834, Rev William Morton, seats 800

Baptist Berthlwyd, (Welsh) Quakers Yard built 1851.

Baptist Tabernacle (English)

Baptist Carmel (Welsh)

Congregational Sardis (English) Bedlinog, built 1902, Rev W James seats 150

Congregational (English) Edwardsville, built 1905, Rev Matthew H Roberts seats 300

Congregational (Welsh) Perrott Street built 1893, Rev David Phillips seats 860

Congregational (Welsh) Moriah, Bedlinog, Rev John Dyer Richards, seats 400

Congregational (Welsh) Seion, Edwardsville, Rev M Irwin Thomas seats 200

Congregational (Welsh) Libanus, Quakers Yard, built 1833, seats 460

Congregational (Welsh) Ebenezer, Trelewis, built 1879, seats 300

Calvinistic, Methodist Bethania (Welsh) Penn Street, erected 1880 seats 700

Calvinistic, Methodist (Welsh) Rev JP Jones

Calvinistic Methodist, Gosen (Welsh) Bedlinog, seats 300

Salvation Army Webster Street

Wesleyan (English) John Street, Built 1883, rebuilt 1900 seats 400

Wesleyan (Welsh), Saron, John Street, built 1895

Wesleyan (Welsh) Bedlinog (Welsh circuit)

Masonic Hall, Williams Terrace opened 1910

Schools and Education

Edwardsville Public elementary school, Miss MJ Davies mistress, 200 children

S Wales and Monmouth short term industrial school Edwardsville built 1893, cost £7,000, 90 boys

Treharris Public E school, built 1882, enlarged 1886, Headmaster Charles Ballard, 1000 children

Treharris, Webster street school opened January 1906. Miss A Parsons mistress, 300 children

Bedlinog (mixed) Public E School built 1882 (£4,000) enlarged 1899, 352 boys and girls, and 150 infants.

Bedlinog Graig infant school, built in 1887 at a cost of £1,600 Miss Williams mistress 120 children

Trelewis (mixed) built 1881 enlarged 1890, J Bedford Thomas master, 280 children

Trelewis infants built in 1901, Mrs Frances Jones mistress, 174 children

Quakers Yard, Woodlands built 1905 for 205 junior scholars

1914 to 1920 shops and businesses in the villages, most will be 1920 unless marked differently

Alderman 1914

William Lewis, Treharris

Auctioneer and Estate Agent

Albert Davis, 8 Brynteg Place

William Lewis, Bryntirrion, Nelson

Banks

London joint city and Midland bank, 2 Perrott Street

Barclays bank ltd Treharris square, subbranch part time twice weekly Tuesday & Friday

Lloyds Bank (subbranch) Perrott Street

Lloyds Bank, commercial street, Nelson 

1935 part of the Nelson Inn

1980’s

Lloyds Bank (subbranch) Bedlinog

Barclays bank, Nelson

Cemetery

Edwardsville Cemetery, Edward Thomas, caretaker

Colliery

Ocean Coal company limited, Lewis F Lewis manager Deep Navigation Colliery

Nantwen Colliery, George Carter, Colliery manager

George Morgan Evans manager to Guest Keen Nettles Ltd. Bryngolen house

Thomas Morgan, Colliery owner, Nelson

Thomas Evans, Colliery prop. The Wern

County Borough Magistrates 1914

Roger Thomas, John Street

Andrew Thomas Treharris

District registrar of births and deaths for the Pontypridd district

David Nicholas, Nelson

Dry cleaner

Pearce , Nelson

Farmers

David Davies, Briarthyglaes farm

David Jones, Tynewydd farm

David Evans the Forest farm

John Evans Cefn y forest farm

David Hughes Pantannas farm

David James Tynygarreg farm

Jenkins Twngwynlyn Farm

Daniel Thomas Yew Tree farm

Rees Thomas Cwm Cothie

Mrs Thos. Lloyd Pengraigtaff

Thomas Williams Gilford Maen Isaf

Farm Bailiff to Richard Williams

Thomas Davies, Penybwlcha

Mrs Rachel Davies, Tyr Nyth farm

John Farmer, Tyrisha farm

William Jenkins Colly Uchaf farm

Daniel Lewis, Bryn-rhedyn farm

Tom Lewis, Clwydtrawscae Farm

John Llewellyn, Blaenlwynau farm

John Jenkin Parry, Pengraig-Fargoed

John Price, Nanty Fedw farm

David Prosser, Blaennantwen Farm

Mrs Martha Samuel, Pandducae Fawr farm

William Watkins, Gilfach-main Uchaf farm

John Thomas, Penrhiw farm

Llewellyn Morris, Garthgyned Farm

Mrs Caradoc Morgan, Nantwen

Thomas Kinsey, Colly Isaf Farm

William Richards, Bedlinog

John Thomas Penrhiw farm

Evan Williams, Pendducae Fach farm.

Thomas Williams, Gilfach-main Isaf farm

James Williams, Tyla Glas

William Miles, Berthlwyd farm

Rees Roderick, farmer, Woodlands cottage

William Roberts farmer, Quakers Yard

Lewis A Lewis Cwrtycelyn farm

Thomas Jenkins Gortrecoed Farm Quakers yard

William Willis Werncaiach farm Nelson

Samuel Evans Park farm, Nelson

Llanfabon Farmers

Christopher Bethel, Penygelli farm

Edmund Edmunds, Maesy Bryn farm

Lewis Edwards, Wern Ganol farm

Daniel Jenkins, Gellihir farm

Thomas Jenkins, Bryndu farm

John and Thomas Miles, Old Berthllyd farm

William Miles, Bryntaidwyn farm

John Morgan, Maes Mafon farm

Munroe Brothers, Tair Waun Ucha farm

Catherine Nicholas, Tyryreglwys Farm

Richard Packer, Tair Waun Isha farm

William Parry, Farm Bailiff to WH Mathias. JP. Tydu farm

John Richards, Whitehall farm

Henry Thomas, Berthgron farm

Richard Thomas Llechwen Lydan farm

Lewis Williams, Tontailwr farm

Insurance Superintendent

John Eddy, 3 Ivor Place, Treharris

John Owen, Insurance Supt, Edwardsville

James Carston Insurance Supt. Edwardsville

T Dunning, Insurance Supt. Pennant House, Edwardsville

gas company

Mill street Quakers yard, manager B Taylor

Lawyers

William Rees Edmunds, solicitor, Brodawel, Edwardsville

Music Hall and library

Palace music Hall Albany Ward Proprietor, The Square

Palace Public Hall and Institute William A Davies Secretary

Palace Treharris Library and reading room William James secretary

Nelson Electric Palace, Commercial street.

Physicians and Surgeons

Crooks and Murphy, Bronygar, Treharris

William Watkin Leigh, Glyn Bargoed House, Trelewis

John Taylor Park, L.B.C.P. surgeon, 2 Woodlands cottages, Bedlinog

David William Jenkins MA surgeon and medical officer, Bedlinog

Herbert Terry, Physician, Penybryn

Post Masters

Treharris; Tom Morris

Record shops

TH Farrow and Sons 1 a Commercial Street, Nelson

Sub Post Masters

Trelewis; D Wyndham Gaines

Bedlinog; Frank Cape

Quakers Yard; Robert Arnold

Edwardsville; Isaac Israel

Nelson Mrs Catherine Davies Postmistress

Wall letter boxes Treharris area

Mill Street, Penlan House, Quakers Yard station, Blackbrook, Susannah Place & Treharris railway station

Publicans/hotel proprietors

James Jones, Commercial Hotel, John Street

Edward Lewis, Royal Hotel, Thornwood

1920 John Jerrin Perrott Inn, Susannah Place 1925 Mrs Katie Perrin

Hopkin Aurelius Junior Navigation Hotel

New Inn, Prop. William Bennett

Railway Inn, Bedlinog William Tossells Prop.

Station Hotel Daniel Thomas, Prop.

Bedlinog Inn, William Jones prop.

Fox and Hounds Inn, Prop. William Jenkins

Bontnewydd hotel G Thomas Bates, Prop.

Ffaldcaiach Inn Edward Bennett, prop.

White Hart Inn, Quakers Yard, Henry Anstey, prop.

Glan Taff Inn, John Lewis, prop.

Carpenters Arms, Quakers Yard, Mrs Jane Elizabeth Mitchell, prop.

Quakers Yard public House, Evan Rees, Prop.

Victoria Inn, Quakers Yard, John Sussex, prop.

Great Western Public house, Edwardsville, FJ Hawkins Prop.

Greyhound Inn, John Moorman, Prop. Llanfabon

Colliers Arms, John Thomas, Prop. Llanfabon

Farmers Arms, James Jeffries, Prop. Llanfabon

Railway Inn, P. Arnold Edwards. Prop.

Wellington Hotel, Thomas Jones, Prop.

Royal Oak Public House, Mrs Elizabeth Morgan, Prop.

Dynevor Arms, William Morgan. Prop.

Tilers Arms, Public House Lewis Edwards, Prop.

Nelson Inn, John Jones, Prop.

Hollybush Public house, Morgan Williams, Prop.

Quarry Owners

E Lewis & Son, Pandy quarry, Trelewis

David Love, quarry owner Bedlinog

Berthgron Quarry company, Nelson

William Thomas Lewis, Quarry owner, Bontnewydd quarry

Sanatory Inspector

David Davies, Reservoir House

Station Master

Quakers Yard William. A. Cooper

Quakers yard high level James Bartlett 1914

Nelson and Llancaiach, William H Lloyd

Nelson George Jenkins

Treharris, William Cooper 1914

Bedlinog James Henry Newcombe 1914

Workmen’s Clubs

Danygraig, Mary Street Secretary, Mr Harry Drew

Treharris Unionist club George Cridge steward 18 John Street

Treharris Liberal workmen’s club H W Wrighton secretary

Constitutional Club, Bedlinog John Jones secretary

Balfour Constitutional club Nelson, George Abrahams Secretary

Shops

Treharris

Fox Street

1 Rees Jones Junior, Bootmaker

2 Mrs Ann Jones, stationer

3 Morgan Evans, Grocer (pic above left side big sign)

4 Gomer Curtis, Draper

5 Thomas Stephens, greengrocer

6 E Minnis, Hairdresser

7 George Curtis Shopkeeper

9 Edwards & Son, Jewellers

10 Thomas Howells, Saddler

11 DJ Williams Grocer,

35.Arthur.J. Jenkins Grocer

36.Edwin Davies, Tailor

37 David Clee & Sons Iron mongers and Hardware dealers

38 David John Hill Boot and shoemaker

39. William Garfield James Hairdresser

Perrott Street

1 H Woodley & Co butchers

2 Aaron Sweeting, greengrocer

? Meadow Dairy company

? Lucania Billiard Hall

? Jack Allegri, confectioner, 1914

9/10 Samuel Warren, draper

11 Frank warren Confectioner

12 Principality Furnishing company Ltd.

13 George. Oliver’s Boot and Shoemaker

14 Star supplies stores Grocers

15 J Rees, Hardware dealer

16 David Jones, Greengrocer

17 Conti Bros. Refreshment rooms

18 Liptons Ltd Provisions

19 Mrs Mary Thomas, Drapers

20 Luigi Bondonino, Confectioner

21 Jacob Hermer Outfitter

22/23 John Lewis grocer

24 Thomas Lewis, Butcher

25 Jerimiah Sullivan Fruiterer

27 Richard Jones Fruiterer

29 James Passey, Butcher

30 Mrs Alice Denham, Fried fish shop

31 Mrs Leah Simon Furniture dealers

32 Thomas Morris Greengrocer

33 Eastman’s Ltd Butchers

34 Mrs Catherine Sims Confectioner

35 John Morgan Fried fish dealer

36 Singer sewing machine co.

37 Thomas & Davies, Cardigan Stores Grocer

38 Daniel Osbourne, photographer

39 Mrs Catherine Jones Butcher

40 Thomas Gwrsener, Furniture dealer

41 John Thomas Colliery Surveyor

42 Thomas Price Draper

44 Richard Guy, Butcher

45 Mrs Eunice Eames, Confectioner

46 Samuel Fagot Watchmaker

47 Alfred Dawson, Hardware dealer

Thomas Street

18 Daniel Griffiths Tailor

20 William Lewis Grocer

21 Morgan Evans Stationer

22 T Stephens and son Dairyman

24 Rees Price Wallpaper dealer

25 Miss Margaret Davies, confectioner

26 John Smith shopkeeper and Insurance Supt.

27 Gervase Bell Hairdresser

28 Charles Hudd Bootmaker

Bargoed Terrace

17 Richard James Shopkeeper

21 Treharris Liberal Workmen’s club, secretary Mr. H. W. Wrighton

23 Owen Arthur Tailor

John Street

15 Edward Price Builder

16 William Irons, Dyer & cleaner

19 Treharris Unionist club George Cridge Steward

31 Treharris printing company

Mary Street

1 Luigi Conti confectioner

4 Thomas Somerscales Fried fish dealers

5 Lewis Tancman watchmakers

24 Harry Drew Tailor

25 Thomas Steer sewing machine agent

26 William Thomas Electrician

34 Thos Allen. insurance. Agent 1914

44 Mrs AJ Newland midwife

Danygraig Workmen’s club Harry Drew secretary

The top square

W Lewis and son drapers, the Square

Palace music Hall Albert Ward proprietor the square

Treharris library and reading room William James sec. The square

Thomas, Thomas chemist and druggist, the square

Other businesses not in above streets

Henry Griffiths grocer 48 Thornwood place

R Edwards Architect Brynheulog house

Thomas Howells Saddler 11 Cardiff Road

Reg Newman, fried fish dealer 12 Cardiff road

John Morgan cab Proprietor Navigation stables

Jas Pile Jobbing gardener Brynteg Place

Knight & Co. furniture dealers 1 Brynteg place

Mrs. Margaret Jones shopkeeper Brynteg place

Albert Davies Auctioneer 8 Brynteg Place

Henry Williams Monumental mason 20 Brynteg Terrace

John Eddy insurance supt. 3 Ivor Place

J Thomas Bowen carpenter, 8 Perrott Place

Hayden West Shopkeeper 17, Susannah Place

Mrs W Williams shopkeeper,23 Susannah Place

Bertram Spicer boot repairer 26 Susannah Place

David Powell, glass, and china dealer 41 Penn Street

M Clapp Fried fish shop 55 Penn Street

Bedlinog

Hylton terrace shop 1913 after the tornado

Mrs Elizabeth Burnell, Draper, Lower High Street

Carlo Segalina, refreshment rooms, Station Terrace

Daniel Davies Tailor, Plasycoed

Daniel E Davies, carpenter

Mrs Ellen Davies CMB, midwife, 2 Muriel Terrace

John Davies, Carpenter

Alfred Dawson, Shopkeeper, 41, High Street

Dowlais Cooperative Society

Chas Eddington, painter 40, High street

Edward Lewis, mining engineer, Witbank

Edgar Evans, ironmonger, High Street

Rosie Evans shopkeeper, Oakland Street

Mrs Naomi George, midwife, 1 George Street

Haydn Griffiths, shopkeeper, Commercial road

William Howells, Tailor, Commercial road

Thomas Hughes, Draper

Richard Ingram, Boot dealers High Street

Lewis Jones, shopkeeper, lower high street

David Langdon, grocer, 29 Pleasant View

Richard Lloyd, newsagent

Humphrey Owen Boot repairer

Robert Parry, Grocer

Mrs. Sarah Powell grocer and butcher

Lewis Price, stationer

William Price, grocer

Marsden Rees, grocer, Commercial road

Charles Smith, Baker, Craig Terrace

Joseph Sparkes, Butcher, and grocer

John C Thomas tailor, station terrace

William Tossells, Billiard rooms

Roger Vaughan, builder, pleasant villa

Llewellyn T Weston general dealer, Grove house

R. Wiggins, hairdresser, High Street

John Williams, shopkeeper, 60 High street

Samuel Williams, newsagent

Edwardsville shops

James Brown, Draper,

Arthur Clarke, Butcher

Thomas Francis, grocer,

Albert Garland shopkeeper

Isaac Israel, grocer, and post office

William Jenkins shopkeeper Windsor road

Jones Brothers, builders

Edward Thomas, shopkeeper

Tudor Thomas, shopkeeper

John Williams shopkeeper

Quakers Yard Shops

Robert Arnold, grocer, postmaster QY

Tim And Ambrose Evans, Tailors 16 Wingfield Terrace

Thomas Evans shopkeeper, 5 Beddoe Street

Mrs Tydfil Goodman shopkeeper QY

John Jones and son’s grocer and bakers QY

Owen Rees Grocers QY

Reuben Rollarson, boot repairer QY

Trelewis shops

Daniel L Davies hairdresser 34 High Street

Joshua Harris grocer High Street

Jonah Evans Butcher 35, High street

Thomas Jones Statnr. & conf. 26 High street

Thomas Jones, fried fish dealer

Thomas Jones, greengrocer, 33 High street

Moss and son boot repairers Trelewis

Cooperative branch, Railway Street

John Watkins, shopkeeper.

Nelson shops

Gwilym Austin grocer, 2 High Street

Mrs. Laura Varmin, shopkeeper 7 High street

Mrs. Mary Jane Edwards, newsagent, 12 High street

William Hancock ltd, wines and spirits Merchants, 19 High street

Thomas Peak, shopkeeper, 27 High street

George Morgan, Grocer, High Street

James Bickham, bootmaker

Treharris and district Cooperative store, Commercial Street

William England, fried fish dealer, 1 Commercial Street

Charles Edwards watchmaker, 7 Commercial street

Edwin Blake Butcher, 11 Commercial street

India and China tea Co. grocers, 24 Commercial street

David Jones, Ironmonger, 29, Commercial Street

Thomas Davies hairdresser, commercial street

Clement Levett, butcher, commercial street

Stephen Nicholas, beer retailer, Commercial street

Mrs Ester Phillips, shopkeeper Commercial street

William. F. Portlock, greengrocers, Commercial Street

David Rowlands, shopkeeper, Commercial Street

Lewis and Morgan, drapers

Herbert Burton, grocer

John Date, undertaker

Geo Innes, Billiard rooms, Shingrig Road

Edmund Denham painter and decorator, 9 Shingrig road

Jas Highman, grocer, 26 Shingrig Road 1914

Charles Rosser, Grocer, 28 Shingrig Road

John Griffiths, Tailor, 47 Shingrig Road

Jonah Harris, draper 51, Shingrig Road 1914

Emlyn Pearce Baker 57, Shingrig road 1914

Emlyn Pearce, baker, 61 Shingrig road

John Rosser, shopkeeper, 85 Shingrig Road

Jason Dimwiddy, fruiterer, Shingrig road

Thomas Edwards, collector of poor rates for Llanfabon, 96 Shingrig road

Evans and Co. Grocers

Alfred Matthews, Ironmonger

Peter Mathias, boot, and shoe dealer

Rebecca Nichols, draper

Charles Griffin, Bootmaker

William Hopkins grocer (photo thanks to Jeremy Swattridge)

Price Brothers Blacksmiths

Isaac Williams Shopkeeper

David Williams, shopkeeper

Walter Stickland, shopkeeper, 1 Wern Crescent

Edwin Spiller, shopkeeper

Benjamin Pugh, contractor, and builder

 

What follows is a  list of businesses that exist Today in the Treharris District, it is correct at time of writing but will obviously change over the years.Since the first listings in 2014 significant losses include the post offices in Trelewis and Bedlinog, the butchers in Treharris and Nelson and the bank in Nelson.

If you spot any mistakes or want something added or deleted, please let me know.

April , 2020

Accountants

Account&see 07906 019235

Flat 4, 4 Fox Street Treharris

Antiques

Treharris Antiques 01443 413081

Baby Clothes Shops

Celebrations 50 Perrott Street , Treharris

Telephone 07971 510084

Bakers

Davies Bakers,3 High St, Nelson, Treharris CF46 6EU

Nelson 01443 451006

Banks

Blast from the past HSBC in 2009 long since gone.

Bedlinog Inn

 

 

26 Pleasant View, Bedlinog

 

Mark Spiller (Roofing)

 

Principality

12 Fox St, Treharris CF46 5HE

 

 

Photographer ( weddings, social occasions, general)

Lee Dare

 

 

 

Plumbing,  central heating services

Below we see the list of businesses in the district February 11, 2014

Antiques

Treharris Antiques 01443 413081

Baby Clothes Shops

Treharris Child and Baby Clothing, 52 Perrott Street

Bakers

Davies Bakers, Nelson 01443 451006

Banks

Barclays Bank

Plumbing,  central heating services