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Welsh Mines Society (Member of the National Association of Mining History Organisations) Welsh Mines Society (Member of the National Association of Mining History Organisations) AN INDEX TO THE NEWSLETTERS : Nos.1 to 53 (April 1980 to Winter 2005) Introduction This index has been compiled primarily as an aid to researching sites, although a very slight cover of other subject areas has also been made. I have listed sites under ‘traditional’ rather than current counties & hope to add parishes for all sites, mainly as shown on the provisional 1:25,000 OS map (ca 1950). There may be errors & omissions – any contributions would be gratefully received so the index can be updated. It is also hoped to incorporate this into an index covering the publications of other mining & caving organisations. Alasdair Neill The index is split into a county by county listing, (running geographically from the south west to the north east) with Welsh counties listed first, then the UK, followed by the rest of the world ! It is the first comprehensive index to be issued by the Welsh Mines Society to enable better access to the growing wealth of information on Welsh mines and mining as previously published in their twice yearly Newsletter. The compilation of this index was carried out by Mr Alasdair Neill, to whom we owe our thanks. Subsequent ‘typesetting’ has been completed by myself. Michael P. Munro – February 2006 LIST OF NEWSLETTERS INDEXED 1 1980 APRIL David Bick 18 1988 MAY do. 2 1980 DECEMBER do. 19 1988 DECEMBER do. 3 1981 MAY do. 20 1989 JUNE do. 4 1981 DECEMBER do. 21 1989 DECEMBER do. 5 1982 JUNE do. 22 1990 JUNE do. 6 1982 AUGUST A.Golding 23 1990 DECEMBER do. 7 1982 DECEMBER David Bick 24 1991 JUNE do. 8 1983 JUNE do. 25 1991 DECEMBER do. 9 1984 JANUARY do. 26 1992 MAY do. 10 1984 JUNE do. 27 1992 DECEMBER do. 11 1984 DECEMBER do. 28 1993 JUNE do. 12 1985 JUNE do. 29 1993 DECEMBER do. 13 1985 SEPTEMBER do. 30 1994 JUNE do. 14 1986 MAY do. 31 1994 DECEMBER do. 15 1986 DECEMBER do. 32 1995 JUNE do. 16 1987 MAY do. 33 1995 DECEMBER do. 17 1987 DECEMBER do. 34 1996 JUNE do. www.welshmines.org Index – Newsletters No.1-53 (1980-2005) 35 1996 DECEMBER do. 45 2001 DECEMBER do. 36 1997 JUNE do. 46 2002 APRIL do. 37 1998 JANUARY do. 47 2002 OCTOBER do. 38 1998 JUNE do. 48 2003 APRIL do. 39 1999 JANUARY do. 49 2003 WINTER do. 40 1999 JUNE do. 50 2004 SPRING do. 41 1999 NOVEMBER Mike Munro 51 2004 WINTER do. 42 2000 APRIL do. 52 2005 SPRING do. 43 2000 OCTOBER do. 53 2005 WINTER do. 44 2001 APRIL do. WALES MISCELLANEOUS CRUSHING ROLLS 20.4 DYNAMITE 52.26-28 FLOTATION 51.25-29 MINER’S HEALTH 51.12-18 52. 52.10-11 ROMAN MINING IN WALES 27.5 WELSH SLATE INDUSTRY 9.2 PEMBROKESHIRE METAL MINES FELINDRE FARCHOG MINE 29.4 30.5 FISHGUARD MANGANESE MINE 26.3 LLANFYRNACH MINE, Llanfyrnach & Clydey 23.1 25.4 29.3 34.3-4 41.9 42.10 45.9 PORTH TAFLOD MINE 20.3 ST ELVIS MINE, St Elvis 44.5 TREGINNIS COPPER 19.5 20.3 WEST ANGLE COPPER 46.21 COAL COAL INDUSTRY 22.5 50.37 BONVILLE COURT COLLIERY 25.4 31.4 GARDEN PIT 42.9 GROVE COLLIERY 19.5 HOOK COLLIERY 20.4 25.4 50.37 KILGETTY COLLIERY 23.2 25.4 LOVESTON 25.4 REYNALTON 25.4 IRON WORKS STEPASIDE IRONWORKS 19.4-5 QUARRIES BELLSTONE SLATE QUARRY 47.2 48.2 PORTHGAIN STONE QUARRY 49.19 ROSEBUSH SLATE QUARRY 47.2 48.2 UNITED WELSH SLATE, Porthgain 18.12,16 Page 2 of 28 Welsh Mines Society CARMARTHENSHIRE METAL MINES CAESARA MINE, Llangadog 15.4 23.7 37.6,11 46.10 CAIO MINE, Conwil-Gaio 45.13 CARMARTHEN MINE 31.3 32.3 CARMARTHEN UNITED MINE, Trelech ar bettws 34.4 CORNEL OGOFAU MINE 50.13 CWMGWILI MINE, Abergwili 32.4 CYSTANOG MINE, Llangunnor 23.7 45.8 GAT GOCH MINE, Abergwili 32.4 GILFACH MINE, Llangadog & Llandeusany 45.12 GLAN TOWY MINE 45.12 LLANDOVERY MINE 14.2 MYDRIM, Mydrim 34.6 (Cty?) NANT 19.9 23.7 NANT Y MWYN MINE, Llanfair ar y bryn 1.2 22.1 23.5 24.2 25.1 37.6 44.13 45.9 48.13 49.15-16 52.22- 23 NEW NANTYMWYN 45.12 NEW WHEAL TREHARNE 44.8 45.15 OGOFAU MINE, Conwil-Gaio 1.2 2.4 7.1 9.1 13.2 15.2 16.3-4 17.4 18.7 20.2 25.1 37.5-6,8 39.7 41.7-8 42.8 43.5-6 44.13 45.8 46.21 50.14,17 51.8-9,10 PENEGARREG, Talley 34.4 PONTRHWNWS 23.7 TALLEY, Talley 34.4 TRELECH MINE, Trelech ar bettws 34.4 VALE OF TOWY MINE, Llangunnor 2.5 11.6 12.2 17.1 19.4 45.15 SMELTING WORKS LEAD SMELTING 27.3 CARMARTHEN SMELT MILL 19.7 LLANELLI SMELTING 27.3 COAL AMMAN VALLEY COLLIERIES 18.11 BETTWS COLLIERY 42.8 50.17 51.10 CAWDOR & GARNANT COLLIERIES 18.13 CWM GWILI 29.4 DYNANT FACH COLLIERY 42.8 GERWEN COLLIERY, Llanelli 32.6 GLYNEA COLLIERY, Llanelli 32.6 GORSGOCH COLLIERY, Cross Hands 28.2 LLANELLI COLLIERIES 48.17 NAVIGATION COLLIERY, Crumlin 45.7 PALLEG 18.11 (location?) PENPRYS COLLIERY, Llanelli 32.6 ST DAVIDS COLLIERY, Llanelli 32.6 IRON WORKS TRIMSAREN COAL IRON & STEEL CO 18.16 QUARRIES LLWYNPIOD SLATE QUARRY 32.3-3 Page 3 of 28 Index – Newsletters No.1-53 (1980-2005) CARMARTHENSHIRE (continued) CAVES CARREG CENNEN CASTLE CAVE 45.27 GLAMORGANSHIRE METAL MINES ALL SLADE MINE, Pennard 38.2 39.6,8 CASTELL COCH MINE 49.14 COED ELY MINE, Llanharan 4.2 DRAETHEN 35.5 GARTH MINE, Pentyrch 21.3 36.5 49.13-15 GOWER MINES 34.6 37.9 MUMBLES MINE 15.5 MWYNDY MINE 18.15 PYLE 14.3 RISCA 39.3 TEWGOED MINE, Llangan 43.17-18 COAL ABERPERGWM COLLIERY 41.8 50.11 ALBION STEAM COAL, Cilfynydd 18.13 S. WALES COALFIELD 2.4 29.3 30.3 33.2 34.5 36.4 BARGOED 42.9 BEDWAS 20.3 BETTWS LLANTWIT COLLIERY 18.13 BLACK BARN COLLIERY 50.11 BLAEN CYNON 43.13-14 BRYNGWYN COLLIERY, Bedwas 25.2 BRYNLLOI COLLIERY 18.13 BRYNOER 46.10 (County?) CAMBRIAN COLLIERIES LTD 18.13 CARDIFF & OGMORE COLLIERIES 18.13 CEFN COED 3.3 CONSOLIDATED CAMBRIAN 18.13 CORRWG FECHAN COAL 18.13 CRYNANT COLLIERY 18.13 CYNON VALLEY COLLIERIES 4.2 COED CAE 45.15 DINAS 46.15 DUNRAVEN-ADARE COAL & IRON 18.14 DYFFRYN RHONDDA COLLIERY 18.14 FFOREST 41.8 FFOS Y FFRAN 41.8 GARTH MERTHYR COLLIERIES 18.14 GLEISON COLLIERY 50.10 GLYNGWILYM COAL CO 18.14 GREAT WESTERN 45.15 GWERNLLWYNCHWITH COLLIERY, nr Swansea 8.3 9.1 HAFOD 45.15 INTERNATIONAL COAL CO 18.14 IRON MINES 44.6 Page 4 of 28 Welsh Mines Society LEWIS MERTHYR 18.14 20.4 45.15 LLANTWIT VARDRE 18.14 LLYNVI TONDU & OGMORE COAL & IRON 18.14 LOCKETT’S MERTHYR COLLIERIES 18.14 MEIROS COLLIERIES 18.14 MERTHYR TYDFIL 43.23 NANT HIR No.2 COLLIERY 50.10 NAVIGATION COLLIERY 50.16 NEATH & MERTHYR COLLIERY 18.15 OGWR VALLEY collieries 51.18 ONLLWYN & DULAIS COLLIERY 18.15 PENYDARREN BRICK & COAL 18.15 PWLL Y CWYNICOD 36.4 (Cty?) RHYDYCAR OPENCAST 42.9 POWELL DUFFRYN CO 18.11,15 SENGHENNYDD COLLIERY 32.7 SOUTH WALES PRIMROSE 18.15 SOUTH WALES SMELTING & COLLIERY CO 18.15 SOUTH WALES UNITED COLLIERIES (GROESWEN & CARADOG EXTE) 18.15 TIRDONKIN COLLIERIES 18.15 TOWER COLLIERY 39.7 42.8 TWYN GWYN COLLIERY (County?) 18.11 TYLORSTOWN 41.8 TY MAWR 45.15 TYN Y WERN 41.8 WELSH FREEHOLD COAL & IRON 18.16 WELSH IRON & COAL CO 18.16 COPPER WORKS BRITON FERRY COPPER WORKS 47.25-26 48.31 CO OF COPPER MINERS IN ENGLAND 18.11 ENGLISH CROWN SPELTER, Swanseas 4.2 HAFOD COPPER WORKS 48.31 DILLWYN &CO 50.17-18 LLANSAMLET SMELTING WORKS 50.17-18 SWANSEA SMELTING & SILVER MINING 18.15 SWANZEA VALE ZINC WORKS 48.32 WHITE ROCK LEAD WORKS 48.31 IRON WORKS ABERDARE & PLYMOUTH CO 18.13 CYFARTHA IRONWORKS 42.8 HIRWAUN IRON WORKS 48.31 LLYNFI IRONWORKS, Maesteg 48.31 PENTYRCH IRONWORKS 49.14 YSTALYFERA IRONWORKS 48.31 QUARRIES CILFYNYDD STONE MINES 47.13-14 S. WALES LIMESTONE QUARRIES 31.5 CAVES CARNO ADIT & CAVES 27.4 28.3 Page 5 of 28 Index – Newsletters No.1-53 (1980-2005) MONMOUTH METAL MINES MACHEN, Machen Upper 14.3 38.6 COAL BIG PIT 4.3 41.8 42.9 44.5,11 BLAENTILLERY No.2 COLLIERY 50.11 BRITISH COLLIERY, Abersychan 32.6 BRYNGWYN COLLIERY, Bedwas 38.5 BRYNMAWR COAL & IRON MINES 35.6 GLYN PITS 28.1,4 29.6 30.2 31.1 33.1,5 34.7 37.11 38.4-5 39.8 47.9,15 MYNYDDISLWYN COAL CO 18.12,15 NEWPORT ABERCARN 18.15 IRON WORKS BEAUFORT IRON WORKS 48.31 BLAENAVON IRONWORKS 18.13 41.6-7 42.9 48.31 CWM CELYN & BLAINA IRON 18.13 MONMOUTHSHIRE IRON & COAL CO 18.15 QUARRIES CWM LIMESTONE MINES 29.2 PWLL DDU LIMESTONE QUARRIES 41.6-7 BRECON METAL MINES ABERGWESYN MINE, Llanddewi Abergwesyn 43.17 BLACK MOUNTAINS IRON 17.6 DALRHIW MINE, Llanwrthal 14.5 23.1 33.3 38.2-3 45.19 51.9,21 DINAS SILICA MINE, Penderyn 2.3 3.3 4.2 13.2 15.4 GARTH MINE, Erwood 17.6 18.7 19.5 21.3 48.16 49.18 LLANDRINDOD MINE, Llandrindod Rural 38.2-3 LLANIGON MINE, Tregoed and Felindre 16.2 37.2 NANT Y BRIAN, Llanddewi Abergwesyn 18.15 NANT Y BRAIN MINE Llanddewi Abergwesyn 13.2 NANT Y CAR MINE, Llanwrthal 23.1 33.3 38.2-3 45.19 51.21 NANT Y GARW MINE Llanwrthal 28.3 33.3 45.19 PENTWYN MWYN 31.7 PONTNEATHVAUGHAN LEAD 3.3 RHIWNANT GOLD, Llanwrthal 31.7 RHIWNANT VALLEY MINES, Llanwrthal 11.3 TALLACHDDU, Garthbrengy 15.5 16.2 17.6 TRAWSNANT, Llanwrtyd Without 18.15 QUARRIES ALLTYDINAS QUARRY 48.16 CAVES OFD 44.16 Page 6 of 28 Welsh Mines Society RADNORSHIRE MINES COAL TRIALS 22.2 CWM ELAN MINE, Llansainffraid Cwndeuddwr 2.5 18.2-3 38.2-3 45.11,19 DOLYHIR, Kington 33.4 39.3 ?MINE 39.7 CARDIGANSHIRE MINES MINES 7.4 MINERALISATION 45.23-26 46.18 ZINC MINING, ORES 50.18 ABBEY CONSOLS MINE, Caron uwch clawdd 15.6 29.5 43.7,20-21 45.8,10,16,17 ABERFFRWDD MINE, Upper Llanfihangel y Creuddyn 35.4 36.7 ABERYSTWYTH SILVER LEAD MINE 18.4 ALLTYCRIB MINE, Ceulanmaesmawr 18.13 45.8 47.12 51.8 52.19 ALMA MINE, Trefeirig 46.18 BENDIGAID MINE 43.20-21 45.16-17 BLAENCEULAN MINE, Ceulanmaesmawr 2.5 10.3 14.5 17.2 18.5 28.3 29.2 BLAEN CWMSYMLOG MINE, Trefeirig 45.7,10-11 BLAEN DYFFRYN MINE, Melindwr 26.4 BODCOLL MINE, Upper Llanfihangel y Creuddyn 48.21-27 49.13 52.6 BOG MINE, Cwmrheidol 45.8 46.11 BRIGNANT MINE 49.13 52.6 BRONBERLLAN MINE 43.20-21 45.16-17 46.21 47.23 BRON CARADOC MINE 44.6 BRONFLOYD MIN E, Trefeirig 4.2 10.3 17.2,4 18.4,11,13,15 31.2 33.5 34.7 37.6 45.8 46.18 48.19 48.23 BRONFLOYD UNITED MINE 49.28-29 BRON GWYN MINE 43.18,21 45.15 46.9 BRON MWYN MINE, Caron uwch clawdd 28.2 43.18,20-21 44.6,15 45.14-17 BRYNAMBOR MINE, llanddewibrefi 18.13 42.1 43.6-7 BRYNYRARF MINE, Trefeirig 3.3 20.3 42.12 45.8 BRYN YR ARIAN MINE 23.3 52.
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