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Union Street, NEWTOWN, SY16 2HA

The frontage behind the blue van is that of 12 Bryn St; it's effectively the other part of the early 19th century Image, and also attracted its own Grade II listing https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008033-no12-bryn-street-including-no20-union-street-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.Yu0TK3bMLIU in 1988.

Two premises in a single building - the property fronts onto Union Street as no 20 (seen here) and onto Bryn Street on the right as no 12 Image It dates from the early 19th century, and is described in its 1988 Grade II listing https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008181-including-12-bryn-street-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.Yu0Qi3bMLIU as a "Corner unit utilizing zig-zag internal partitions"; the back yard also contains some interesting buildings of a slightly later date. It has group value with Image across the street.

The small outbuilding with the gable end behind the red car once belonged to the house seen in Image, or the adjoining Image, but looks like it may now be converted to a dwelling. That and the wall are thought to be dated slightly later than the main house, which would probably make them mid 19th century, and they have their own Grade II listing https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008182-outbuildings-to-rear-of-no20-union-street-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.Yu0UcnbMLIU from 1988.

One of the first buildings erected in the area, around 1825. It attracted a Grade II listing https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008032-corner-shop-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.YsdKWnbMLIU in 1988.

Bryn Street climbs away from Commercial Street.

Typical examples of the houses on Image, several of which are slate-hung whilst others are rendered and painted. Practically all, including these two, were Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008089-31-crescent-street-penygloddfa-powys-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.Ys8vQHbMLIU & https://cadwpublic-api.azurewebsites.net/reports/listedbuilding/FullReport?lang=en&id=8089 in 1988.

School Lane, leading to Pennygloddfa School, Newtown, Powys

Bryn Street, viewed from Commercial Street, Newtown, Powys

Of a similar style and date (around 1830) to the adjoining building on its left Image, this narrow former malthouse stretches back a long way from the street frontage. It was Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008031-malthouse-adjoining-no-2-bryn-street-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn#.YuolwXbMI2w in 1988.

Obviously now in a state of rather poor repair (the rear particularly so, apparently) this former flannel works dates from around 1830, and was Grade II listed https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/300008034-former-flannel-factory-clock-factory-newtown-and-llanllwchaiarn/upload-photo#.Yuop23bMI2w in 1988. It adjoins the rather better-maintained Image, where the factory manager once lived.