Nant-y-Ffrith Mine

Between Bwlchgwyn and Ffrith

Sheena's Peacock

Or should I say one of.

Ffranc Farm circa 1870

Cae Hic circa 1870

Notice that Cae Hic had a lime kiln

Bedlwyn Farm

Gwernto Farm 1872

Down as Talwrn Glas on this 1872 map. The building has a name stone called Posnet Hall, now called Gwernto Farm !

There is a current residence called Talwrn Glas, its across the fields.

Intro

I have an opportunity to record recent history of Nant y Ffrith and district. I think I should take it.

Lead Mine Chimney above Rhydtalog

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2303741

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/351320

Map

Contents

This is the ideas page to ask Idris Jones

1. Gwernto Farm
2. Gwern Hall
3. Nant y Ffrith Hall
4. Hermon Chapel
5. Body taken to Bwlchgwyn on tin sheeting
6. Ffranc farm
7. Aircraft crash ( aircraft part)
6. Ruined house up bridle track
7, Ruined house further down bridle track towards Mr Baldini
8. The brother and coal.
9. The mine on Gwernto Farm land
10. The limestone kiln near Mr Madox
11. The old stables
12. Nant y ffrith hall
13. The price of a wall
14 Anne's house
15. Cow trespass on local landowners land
16. House ruin on bridle path going to old stables on left
17. Gwern Hall Spottiswood and Eyre