Abertillery Collection

Whitsun walk in Abertillery, South Wales. c.1938

Six Bells Colliery Abertillery Wales early 1900s

Six Bells Colliery, Abertillery, Wales

Abertillery, the largest town of the Ebbw Fach valley in what was the historic county of Monmouthshire, now Gwent county. 17th February 1965

Welcomed to Monmouthshire - King Edward at Abertillery, Nov 1936 (1937). From Coronation Souvenir Book 1937, edited by Gordon Beckles. [Daily Express, London, 1937]

The Greatest Scoundrel Living by A McLeod Loader
Promotional postcard of The Greatest Scoundrel Living by A. McLeod Loader (real name Alfred M. Daylor). First produced St. Helens, 2nd March and the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 2nd November 1903

A mischievous couple
An eccentric Welsh couple from Abertillery in South Wales stand out on their balcony, grinning cheekily and posing with silly expressions for the camera

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"Exploring the Whitsun walk in Abertillery, South Wales - a scenic adventure through history and nature. " "Step back in time to the early 1900s at Six Bells Colliery, Abertillery, Wales - a glimpse into the region's coal mining heritage. " "A royal welcome to Monmouthshire as King Edward visits Abertillery in November 1936 (1937) - a momentous occasion for the town. " "The captivating tale of 'The Greatest Scoundrel Living' by A McLeod Loader unfolds in Abertillery - an intriguing read that transports you to another era. " "Abertillery: The largest town nestled within the picturesque Ebbw Fach valley, once part of the historic county of Monmouthshire. " "Dive into the rich history of Abertillery, where remnants of its past as part of Monmouthshire can still be seen today. " "Wander through Abertillery, immersing yourself in its fascinating past as it flourished within what was once known as Monmouthshire County. " "Discover Abertillery's charm and beauty as you explore this vibrant town situated within the breathtaking Ebbw Fach valley.