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Cribbyn Ddu Street, PONTYPRIDD, CF37 3EW

The Western Power Distribution electricity substation identifier shows Cribyn Ddu Street whereas a nearby street name sign has Cribbinddu Street.

This OS cut mark can be found on No89 Robert Street. It marks a point 130.755m above mean sea level.

Cribbinddu Street ascends from Robert Street towards Thompson Street. The 30mph speed limit reduces to 20mph on the approach to a school. Some references show Cribyn-Ddu Street. I've used the spelling shown on the street name sign.

The derelict building on the corner of Thompson Street and Grove Terrace was Jerusalem, one of the largest chapels in the village, from 1888-1976.

The nameboard shows YNYSYBWL WAREHOUSE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC EVERY DAY 9 AM-5.30 PM, but the Robert Street building is boarded up in April 2015. The inscription in Welsh on a stone tablet shows that this was originally Ebenezer Wesleyan chapel (1892).

Located near the corner of the B4273 Robert Street.

This OS cut mark can be found on the wall of the school on Grove Terrace. It marks a point 142.499m above mean sea level.

A long derelict former building society branch in Robert Street. The Woolwich was one of the largest UK building societies, well known from its TV advertising slogan "I'm with the Woolwich". The Woolwich Equitable Building Society demutualised in 1997, becoming a bank named Woolwich PLC. In August 2000, Barclays took over Woolwich PLC. The Woolwich brand name was retained until 2006 when Barclays announced that the Woolwich was to become the Barclays UK mortgage brand, and that Woolwich branches would be either closed or rebranded as Barclays.

An old, closed Woolwich branch, Ynysybwl

In Thompson Street, opposite Trerobart Primary School. Originally a Wesleyan English Methodist church.