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CRL: 0045644 viewsGuests at the first annual dinner of the Crynant branch of the British Legion at Neath.
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WVT: 0110643 viewsA typical scene in a colliery fitting shop. A man is seeing to a home made stove, which could be found in most colliery surface buildings, while a fitter brings in a small girder as he prepares to do some structural work.

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WVT: 0109641 viewsThe old Blaenant/Cefn-Coed pithead baths with the rubble of demolished surface buildings in the foreground.

CRL: 0051640 viewsNew Council School (Junior School) 1912, School Rd, Crynant

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WVT: 0097639 viewsThe bardic chair presented to local bard "Creunantydd" at the chaired eisteddfod at Soar chapel, Seven Sisters, Christmas, 1923

WVT: 0105639 viewsLlety Bella farm at the lower end of Cwmdulais, looking east. June, 2012

WVT: 0113637 viewsCrynant Carnival c.1976

WVT: 0096637 viewsChristmas party for striking miners children, organised and paid for by London print unions. 1984 at Crynant Welfare Club

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WVT: 0106636 viewsOld Cilfrew ("Kill a Cow") Colliery stack, looking west, June 2012

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WVT: 0098635 viewsClose up of the plaque of the bardic chair presented to local bard "Creunantydd" at the chaired eisteddfod at Soar chapel, Seven Sisters, Christmas, 1923.

WVT: 0107635 viewsA view of Cilffriw (Cilfrew) colliery stack taken in 2002 before the date stone was damaged.

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WVT: 0093634 viewsA view of Cefn Coed colliery taken about 1964 from a position south of the pithead baths. In the foreground a mound of rubble shows where a new Blaenant drift is being driven under the main A4109 road in order to provide easier access to the current Blaenant faces.