cwmbach造句

• The Aberdare branch serves Penrhiwceiber, Fernhill, Cwmbach and Aberdare.
• As the collieries expanded so did the village of Cwmbach.
• He was also President of the Cwmbach Male Voice Choir.
• Since 2007 he has been Priest in charge of Cwmbach.
• Trains on the reopened Cwmbach stations, although there is no station at Abercwmboi now.
• David Price was instrumental in establishing additional chapels at Bethesda, Mountain Ash and Cwmbach.
• The location of Cwmbach pit is today marked by an RCT Heritage Trail plaque at Pit Place.
• Twelve choirs were in the opening knock-out round and the finalists were Cwmbach and Pontypridd.
• Webb remained in Cwmbach before moving into a nursing home in Swansea shortly before his death on New Year s Eve 1994.
• It carried the Llwydcoed Tramroad ( gauge ) which ran from Hirwaun to the canal head at Cwmbach, south east of Aberdare.
• At Cwmbach colliery there were two deaths in 1852 and at Lletty-shenkyn colliery there were five deaths in 1853 and two in 1862.
• He was born in Cwmbach, near Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire, and was educated at University of Wales, Bangor and Mansfield College, Oxford.
• In the 1950s Cwmbach prospered with a large number of new council houses that were built at the lower end of Cwmbach and to the south.
• In the 1950s Cwmbach prospered with a large number of new council houses that were built at the lower end of Cwmbach and to the south.
• Despite its early inhabitation, Cwmbach like most of the Cynon Valley was a quiet isolated area made up of farms and homesteads before the coming of industry.
• At Cwmbach pit in 1846 28 miners were killed, followed by the deaths within three weeks of four others who had been seriously injured in the incident.
• In 1845, the company decided to build a pumping engine at Tyr Founder, to supply water from the Afon Cynon to the canal just above Cwmbach lock.
• The company's first deep mine was sunk at Cwmbach, Aberdare in 1840, opening further mines in both Aberdare and the Rhymney Valley in the following decades.
• The canal level dropped by 13 ft ( 4m ) over its length, and this was accommodated by building two locks, one at Cwmbach and the other at Dyffryn.
• The Methodist chapel at Cwmbach in the north of the village dates from 1818, when local farmer Richard Hergest received a revelation that it should be built in his meadow.