Range of historic buildings
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Range of historic buildings
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 9 Oct 2019
Three different buildings in School Lane/Ffordd Cadwgan The Nearest, in grey pebbledash, is the side elevation of a substantial house in the main road called Dalesford. The pale yellow building is a former Inn, the "Old Hand Inn", now a private home, and the most distant, with the arched windows is the Bethina Chapel, built in 1839 by the Welsh Calvinist Methodist congregation (who do not sound a barrel of laughs, if you ask me)
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Image Location
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52.845839
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-3.175313