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Society library The society is creating a multimedia library which will be available exclusively to society members. we currently have the following books, booklets and dvds available to members. the lending service is available in two ways: a. for members in Tonyrefail, items can be reserved, then collected from the monthly meeetings. b. for non tonyrefail based members, items can be posted to you, then when your finished just post them back BOOK'S & BOOKLET'S .The listed buildings of Tonyrefaila booklet created by tonyrefail.org with information as held by Cadw on all of Tonyrefails listed buildings. Burial records booklet for Capel Y Ton Detailed inscriptions records of all the grave stones and monuments at Capel Y Ton, with a plot map showing the location of each grave and an complete A to Z listing by sir name of those buried there
Burial records booklet for Ainion Chapel Detailed inscriptions records of all the grave stones and monuments at Ainon Chapel, with a plot map showing the location of each grave and an complete A to Z listing by sir name of those buried there
Hanes Tonyrefail A modern reproduction of the 1890 book Hanes Tonyrefail, Reproduced in its original welsh language, for those who can read it, this is An insight into 19th century Tonyrefail through the eyes of its author, Thomas Morgan
CADW : SMALL RURAL DWELLINGS IN WALES A Bilingual publication from Cadw with the history of small rural dwellings throughout wales, from their building through to modern care and conservation
CADW : HISTORIC LANDSCAPES A Bilingual publication from Cadw with information on Wales historical landscapes, with a brief history and a guide on how to care for these landscapes
CADW : LOST FARMSTEADS A Bilingual publication from Cadw with information and history of small famrsteads throughout wales, information on their ruins and information on the care of them
CADW : MEDIEVAL CHURCH ARCHIOLOGY A Bilingual publication from Cadw with information on wales medieval churches, both arichaeology of lost churches, ruins of churches and information on those still in use
CADW : PREHISTORIC FUNERARY & RITUAL MONUMENTS A Bilingual publication from Cadw with loads of information about wales ancient burials, from the rituals involved with the funerals themselves to the ruins that remain today
CADW : HISTORIC MONUMENTS ON THE FARM A Bilingual publication from Cadw aimed at farm owners to let them know how to care for monuments on their land, but a fascinating and informative read for all
CADW : WHAT IS LISTING? A Bilingual publication from Cadw explaining what listed buildings are, how they become listed and how we care for them
CADW : WHAT IS SHEDULING? A Bilingual publication from Cadw explaing what shedualed ancient monuments are, and their care GOMER PUBLISHINGa series of four welsh language local history books producedby Gomer Publishing that are aimed at those learning welsh 1: CIP AR Y CYMOEDD2: MYNYDDOEDD3: O’R TIR4: SILYN DWY AFON DVD'S & VIDEO'S
DVD - The Welsh Miner : a hard life The History Of Miners And Mining In Wales. The life of a Welsh miner can, at best, be described as hard, dangerous and unrelenting. Yet there was a special character to the pit towns which made them different to other industrial settlements elsewhere in the United Kingdom. Valley societies were stable and safe places to live with an instinctive democracy and cohesion of classes, where individuals were respected for themselves and their own personal qualities. Featuring extensive interviews of current andex-miners, period imagery and archive footage, this DVD delves into the often humorous but always proud history of Welsh mining.
DVD - The Welsh Miner : the bitter end The History Of Miners And Mining In Wales. As early as 1914 economical and political concepts were moulding the future of the Welsh colliers and jeopardising the existence of many valley owns and coal pits. This DVD examines the years from the start of World War One to the 1980s and the aftermath of "the bitter end". War, strikes, depression and political and environmental wrangling would ultimately see a once thriving, vital industry and the proud men who worked in it decimated and many a town and village fall by the wayside. Featuring extensive interviews of current and ex-miners, archive imagery and footage.
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