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Lower Edward Street, MERTHYR TYDFIL, CF47 8LY

Pub in Cambrian House, Bethesda Street.

On the east side of Vulcan Road.

Row of four houses opposite Vulcan Court.

Vulcan Road is on the left. Dating from the early 19th century, Vulcan Court was recently restored. A blue plaque on the right, near The Lantern pub, http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4044982 records that Vulcan House was the home of Matthew John (1806-1888), Chartist, proprietor of Vulcan Iron & Brass Foundry. The last Merthyr Tydfil Chartist, he died in the house on December 16th 1888.

This OS cut mark can be found on the wall of St Mary's Church. It marks a point 187.999m above mean sea level.

This OS cut mark can be found on the steps wall leading to Abermorlais Terrace. It marks a point 189.857m above mean sea level.

Located opposite Brewery Mews, http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4044987 the Western Power Distribution electricity substation has the identifier VULCAN ROAD MERTHYR S/S 552917.

On December 28th 2009, fire severely damaged an unoccupied building on Bethesda Street, formerly known as RM’s Rock Club. The two-storey building had been sold earlier in the month to an undisclosed purchaser. The club holds happy memories for music fans throughout the South Wales valleys, and inspired many musicians over the years. In its heyday, RM’s Rock Club – based in the upstairs nightclub – was the place to be for up and coming bands, who came from far and wide to play to the crowds. But the rock club closed at the end of 2005, because of dwindling public support. Over the years the downstairs section has had various uses, including Bethesda Brasserie, a Chinese restaurant, and a Fun Pub. The club itself had run under a number of names including Shooters, Barnies, and NV.