Cae Hopkin

Upper Swansea Valley


Define Cae Hopkin and say before the by-pass it was where Abercrave Railway Station was, and the road up to Coelbren etc.




Cae Hopkin, seen from the old railway line

Cae Hopkin, seen from the old railway line


Abercrave Railway Station

Railway

Abercrave Railway Station
Cae Hopkin was the location of Abercrave Railway Station, on the line from Ystradgynlais to Brecon. The stretch of the line from Ystradgynlais to cae Hopkin is now a cycle path and walking route.

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Cae Hopkin Congregational Vestry

Religion

Cae Hopkin Vestry
Cae Hopkin Sunday School Vestry, also known as Cae Hopkin Congregational Vestry, was an establishment in the village owned by Ty'nycoed Welsh Congregational Chapel.

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The old Cae Hopkin School

Education

Cae Hopkin School
Cae Hopkin School remained open until the county council's reorganisation of 2012. As a small school it was much beloved by the parents who sent their children there, and had a good reputation in the valley.

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In The Wars

Cae Hopkin People in the World Wars
Information will go here. It will link to a section further down on this same page.

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Cae Hopkin

Upper Swansea Valley


This section down here can be used to have Businesses and In The Wars information in it, rather than creating new pages. The sections below maybe can be duplicated as necessary.




Main road in Cae Hopkin


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From The Llais

The Llais newspaper usually included a section on Penwyllt. Relevant information can go here.


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