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Cwmtillery Colliery  - post closure, 1983 [page 2]

These excellent photographs were supplied very kindly by Martyn Thomas, who was brought up in the shadow of the colliery itself in Brookside Row.

Apologies are due for any loss in quality owing to the scanning, compression and size restrictions required for loading onto the website.


There are four pages in total - click below to access

Cwmtillery Colliery - page 1
Cwmtillery Colliery - page 2
Cwmtillery Colliery - page 3
Cwmtillery Colliery - page 4


For a brief history of Cwmtillery Colliery and to compare these images with those in the past and the site today, click on the links below:

Images of Cwmtillery Colliery past and its history




The fitting shed looking south. The Tyleri river ran openly
behind this building for a short distance


Looking towards the Brookside Row entrance with Roberts Row (lower) and Palace Row (higher) in the background. The fitting shed is on the right.


A view to the north with West Bank in the background


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