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Nail Rehab, 6 Church Road, Ton Pentre
Beauty salon viewed in October 2018. A July 2016 Google Earth Street View shows MSL Music Centre here.
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Taken: 8 Oct 2018
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Old-style street name sign, Pryce Street, Ton Pentre
The white on dark blue enamel name sign is on the corner of Church Road.
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Taken: 8 Oct 2018
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Pryce Street, Ton Pentre
Double yellow lines on both sides of narrow Pryce Street indicate no parking at any time. In the background, the entrance to Phoenix community performing arts theatre and cinema is on the corner of Church Road.
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Taken: 8 Oct 2018
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Junction of Maindy Road and Church Road, Ton Pentre
The B4223 Maindy Road joins the B4223 Church Road.
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Taken: 8 Oct 2018
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English Congregational Church in Ton Pentre
Church Road side of the church on the corner of Church Street.
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Taken: 8 Oct 2018
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Corner Spar, Ton Pentre
The Spar store at 46-48 Church Road is on the corner of Maindy Road.
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Taken: 3 Nov 2011
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Fagins Ton Pentre
Restaurant and bar on the corner of Church Road and Maindy Road.
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Taken: 3 Nov 2011
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Grade II listed Phoenix Theatre, Ton Pentre
Located on the corner of Church Road and Pryce Street.
Built as Maindy and Eastern Workmen's Institute which opened in September 1895. After the Second World War, the closure of local mines and the resultant dwindling of revenue from miners' contributions led to a decline. Renamed the Ton Pentre Workmen's Hall and Institute it continued to show films, until in 1971 it became a bingo hall. The bingo hall closed in 1989, leaving the hall derelict until it reopened in 1991 as The Phoenix.
Grade II listed in December 1996.
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Taken: 3 Nov 2011
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English Congregational Church, Ton Pentre
Located on the corner of Church Road and Church Street.
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Taken: 3 Nov 2011
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North side of Grade II* listed former Bethesda chapel, Ton Pentre
Viewed along Bailey Street. Built in 1877, rebuilt in 1906 in the Classical and Romanesque style.
The chapel had seating for about 1,000 people. Dwindling congregations led to its closure c1990.
Grade II* listed in June 1993.
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Taken: 3 Nov 2011
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