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From the Merthyr Express 110 years ago today….

Merthyr Express – 26 February 1910
Author merthyr.history@gmail.comPosted on 26 February 202012 January 2020Tags Frank James, Isaac Edwards, Keir Hardie, Merthyr Express, Sir Edgar Rees Jones, Town Hall, William Pritchard Morgan

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  • Merthyr Heritage Blog
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  • Merthyr – the Past
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  • Friends of Saron
  • Merthyr Tydfil Remembers
  • Treharris and District
  • Theatr Soar
  • Dowlais Male Voice Choir
  • Johnny Owen and Welsh boxers
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  • Brecon Mountain Railway
  • Merthyr’s Pubs
  • Glamorgan Archives
  • Welsh Newspapers Online
  • British Newspaper Archive
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  • Genuki – Uk & Ireland Genealogy: Merthyr
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