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Pentre, Proposed Local Board Offices January 1882 Plans, Sections, Elevations, Details D276 PROFESSIONAL PAPERS D276/1 Local Authority Plans Ystradyfodwg Local Board D276/1/1[7] Pentre, proposed Local Board offices January 1882 plans, sections, elevations, details J W Jones surveyor and architect [1 roll of 20 drawings] D276/1/2 Ferndale, proposed wrought iron girder October 1882 bridge over railway plans, sections, details [2 plans] D276/1/3[5] Cwmpark, proposed new road and road November 1884 diversion plan, sections elevation and detail of iron parapet of bridge over Dare brook J W Jones surveyor [3 plans] D276/1/4[4] Cymmer, unnamed street June 1886 manholes and ventilators: plans and sections J W Jones surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/5[25] Rhondda Fawr valley main sewer No1 January 1889 detail drawings of manholes and ventilators J W Jones engineer and surveyor [7 plans] D276 D276/1/6[28] Rhondda Fach valley main sewer No2 January 1889 plans, sections, details J W Jones engineer and surveyor [1 roll] D276/1/7[3] Upper Eirw river bridge improvement June 1889 plans, sections, elevations J W Jones surveyor [5 plans] Rhondda Urban District Council D276/1/8 Ystrad Road, tramway widening October 1905 sections W J Jones engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/9[18] Llwynypia bridge May-June 1906 plans, sections [4 plans] D276/1/10[17] Hafod and Trehafod, proposed widening of December 1906 Lower Eirw bridge February 1907 plans, sections also duplicates for Trehafod W J Jones engineer and surveyor [6 plans] D276/1/11[19] Penrhys smallpox hospital June, July 1907 block plans W J Jones engineer and surveyor [2 plans] D276/1/12[29] Treorchy Cemetery extension 1908 Local Government Board Provisional Order [1 vol plans, 1 reference book] D276/1/13[1] Rhondda Fach valley (Ferndale, Tylorstown, April 1909 Pontygwaith), relaying part of main sewer No2 plans, sections, connections to manholes, details W J Jones engineer and surveyor [4 plans] D276/1/14[20] Ferndale, proposed fire station at Lake Street January 1911 plans, elevations, details W J Jones engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/15[23] Gelli, reconstruction of bridge between Dorothy May 1911 Street and Shady Road steelwork sections and elevations W J Jones engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/16 Ystrad, improvement of Ystrad Road June 1911 plan, sections W J Jones engineer and surveyor [2 plans] D276 D276/1/17 Ystrad, mprovement of Ystrad Road December 1911 sections W J Jones engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/1821] Trealaw depot, roofing of cart shed July 1913 details W J Jones [1 plan] D276/1/198] Trehafod main sewer November 1914- plans, sections, details February 1915 E H Barber engineer and surveyor main sewer November 1913 details proposed diversion of main sewer from March 1914 Britannia to Trehafod E Taylor acting engineer and surveyor [7 plans] D276/1/202] Blaenrhondda, proposed footbridge to January 1914 recreation ground plan, cross section, alternative designs E Taylor acting engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/21[24] Ynyshir, reconstruction of Standard View bridge June 1914 proposed temporary bridge E Taylor acting engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276 D276/1/22 Pencelli, proposed mixed and Infants’ School July 1914 plans J Rees, architect, Pentre [1 plan] D276/1/23 Rhondda UDC v Cory’s January 1915 section of Ystrad Road E Hazeldine Barber engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/24[14] Penygraig housing January 1920 plans, elevations and sections of house types 3, 8, 8A E Hazeldine Barber engineer and surveyor [9 plans] D276/1/25[26] Rhigos, proposed road August 1924 sections; culvert details E Taylor engineer and surveyor [9 plans] D276/1/26[16] Treherbert, proposed widening of September 1924 Baglan Street plans, sections E Taylor engineer and surveyor [2 plans; duplicates] D276 D276/1/27[15] Cwmpark, proposed widening of Park March 1930 Road plans, sections, details of bridge E Taylor engineer and surveyor [2 plans] D276/1/28[6] Treherbert, proposed levelling of playground October 1934 at senior boys’ school block plan, sections E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/29 Pontrhondda, proposed conversion of Infants’ March 1940 and Girls’ School into Technical School plans, Sheet no2 W D Morgan and Thomas LLRIBA, Pentre [1 plan] D276/1/30 Gelli, river training walls subsidence record April 1942 plans, sections E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/31 Treorchy,proposed new sewer at rear of no200 April 1942 to Stag Hotel, High Street plan, sections E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276 D276/1/32 Cwmparc, landslip at rear of Treharne Street October 1943 plan, section E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/33[9] Treorchy, Glyncoli, proposed housing site September 1944 site plan E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/34 Pentre, suggested scheme for reconstruction of June 1945 flats plan E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/35 Gelli, river training walls July 1945 section E Taylor engineer and surveyor [1 plan] D276/1/36/1,2 Dinas, proposed extension to substation, November 1945 Station Road plan, elevation, section sliding steel doors for extension plan, elevation, section E Taylor for Electrical Engineer [2 plans] D276/1/37[31] ?Ton Pentre sewers not dated, c1900 section, key plan [1 plan] D276 D276/2 Photographs D276/2/1 South approach, Taff Vale Railway bridge over c1900 highway at Tylorstown [1 photograph] D276/2/2 Bridge carrying highway over railway at c1900 Wattstown [1 photograph] D276/2/3 Unidentified bridge c1900 [1 photograph] D276/2/4/1,2 Workman by pipe trench in front of row of c1900 houses (unidentified, Rhondda) [2 photographs] D276/2/5/1-14 Clydach Vale flood damage March 1910 [14 photographs] D276/2/6 Clydach Vale floods 1910 [1 photograph] D276/2/7/1-4 Relaying road by Glandwr Hotel, Ystrad c1910 Rhondda [4 photographs] D276/2/8 Dunraven Street Tonypandy after storm 28 March 1916 [1 photograph] D276/2/9/1-10 Pentre landslip 6 November 1916 [10 photographs] D276 D276/2/10/1,2 Rhondda UDC housing scheme, Penygraig 1920 under construction [2 photographs] D276/2/11 Rock cut looking back to Bwlch-y-clawdd ?1930s [1 photograph; modern copy] D276/2/12/1,2 Penygraig, Golden Age bridge: lifting 19 September 1943 concrete girders [2 photographs] D276/2/13/1-3 Ynyscynon tip, Trealaw March 1947 showing formation level [3 photographs] D276/2/14/1-3 Aerial views of Treorchy and Cwmpark not dated [3 photographs] D276/3 Professional papers D276/3/1 ‘Wind Pressure on Roofs’ 1893 ‘The Force of the Wind’ 1895 by Henry Adams [2 booklets; printed] D276/3/2 Table of numbers of inhabited houses and 1902-1905 population, Rhondda [1 paper] D276/3/3 British Standard Specification for tramway rails 1903 and fishplates [1 booklet; printed] D276/3/4 Rhondda UDC Tramways Act 1902 also particulars of general traffic on tramways [1 booklet, 1 paper; printed] D276/3/5 Rhondda UDC Act 1905 [1 booklet; printed] D276/3/6 Engineering calculations early C20 [5 papers] D276/3/7 Distance between stations on highway road early C20 (Rhondda valleys) [1 paper] D276/3/8 Report on the suggested constitution of a 1907 central authority to supply water in the county of Glamorgan [1 booklet; printed] D276/3/9 Plans and elevations of proposed house types, c1920 Penygraig [1 paper; printed] D276/3/10/ Rhondda UDC committee reports: 1-4 Staff of Engineer and Surveyor’s dept November 1922 Ferndale housing scheme: comparison August 1923 of specifications Local Government Act roads November 1929 Special County Council grants November 1929 in aid of district roads [4 files] D276/3/11 Rhondda UDC May 1924 specification for houses (missing pages 1-3) [1 file] D276 D276/3/12 Rhondda UDC June 1925 summary of costs for laying out Gelligaled recreation ground, Ystrad Rhondda [1 file] D276/3/13 Cost of cold spraying Gelligaled Park October 1932 [1 paper] PERSONAL AND PRIVATE BUSINESS PAPERS D276/4 Plans D276/4/1 Ystrad Rhondda: 3 houses to be built for Messrs not dated, Thomas & Evans, carpenters, Williams Street c 1870 plans, section, elevation [1 plan on linen] D276/4/2 Crawshay Bailey Estate; plan showing the April 1877 general style (two rooms in front) of cottages built on the estate in the Rhondda Valley architect W J Jones [1 plan on linen] D276/4/3 Crawshay Bailey Estate: plan showing the not dated, c1877 general style of cottages built on the estate in the Rhondda Valley [1 plan on linen] D276/4/4[27] Pentre, Baileys Arms: extension for Mr J James March 1880 plans, elevations architect J Rees, Pentre [6 plans] D276 D276/4/5 Hirwaun: new Welsh Independent chapel not dated, c1880 plan showing position and drainage [1 plan on tracing paper] D276/4/6 Ystrad: proposed hall not dated, c1880 (marked ‘British Legion Hall, Pentre’) plans, section, elevation architect J C Humphreys, Iron Works, Albert Gate, SW [1 plan on tracing paper] D276/4/7 Ystrad Rhondda: house to be built for Mr not dated, c1880 Francis Collins on the Bodringallt estate plan [1 plan on linen] D276/4/8 [no location]: detached house not dated, c1880 plan, elevations, section [1 plan on linen] D276/4/9 Clydach Vale: proposed club and coffee not dated, c1880 tavern plans, sections, elevations [1 file of 5 plans, 1 paper] D276/4/10 Ystrad Rhondda: proposed two houses on April 1883 side of the Highway Road to be built by Thomas James plans elevation, section passed by Ystradyfodwg Urban Sanitary Authority [1 plan on linen] D276 D276/4/11 Ystrad Rhondda: alterations from original not dated, c1884 plans of two cottages passed April 1884 for Mr Thomas James, William Street [1 plan on tracing paper] D276/4/12 Pentre: Crawshay Bailey estate office, not dated, c1890 Church Road plans, elevations,
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