Caerlan

Upper Swansea Valley


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Caerlan, looking towards Bethelehem Chapel


The Castle Hotel

Pubs and Inns

The Castle Hotel
The Castle Hotel was located in Caerlan, Abercrave, and closed in 1990. When constructed it was on the main road through the valley, but after the construction of the by-pass in 1974 its location was now that of a quiet cul-de-sac, off the main thoroughfares, though accessible by foot from both directions, and by car via the off-exit for Caerlan.

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Bethlehem Congregational Chapel, Caerlan

Religion

Bethlehem Chapel
Bethlehem Chapel is a congregational establishment, founded in 1860-61.

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Businesses

Shops and Trades
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In The Wars

Caerlan People in the World Wars
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Caerlan

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.




Bethlehem Chapel on the road through Caerlan

Bethlehem Chapel on the road through Caerlan


Caerlan viewed from the old railway line

Caerlan viewed from the old railway line


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


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