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Minllyn quarry was a
slate quarry near
Dinas Mawddwy in
Wales that
opened before 1793 and
continued working intermittently until 1925. The
quarry is located...
- Pont
Minllyn (also
known as Pont-y-Ffinant,
Pontrusk Bridge or the
Packhorse Bridge) is a
bridge spanning the
River Dyfi,
south of the
village of Dinas...
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Minllyn, Mawddwy". britishlistedbuildings.co.uk.
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November 2012. "Pont
Minllyn". ancientmonuments.info. Retrieved...
- (1822-1874) was
Edmund Buckley's
quarry supervisor, who had re-opened
Minllyn slate quarry at
Dinas Mawddwy in 1864, then
oversaw the
opening of the...
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terminus of the railway,
which was
built to
serve the
slate quarries at
Minllyn and
Aberangell and to
provide p****enger
services along the
upper Dyfi valley...
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Pentre Ifan
Burial Chamber Cadw
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Minllyn Cadw
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Presaddfed Burial Chamber Cadw
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Raglan Castle...
- to work the quarry, but it went
bankrupt in 1844. The main
quarry was
Minllyn quarry, a
Narrow Vein
quarry about a mile
south of the town. This was connected...
- Railway. The
building was
originally a
slate warehouse for the
nearby Minllyn Slate Quarry.
After the
Second World War, the
building was
converted into...
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occupies was
originally built in 1867 to
serve as a
warehouse for the
nearby Minllyn slate quarry.
Slate products from the
quarry were
stored in the warehouse...
- Hendre-ddu,
Gartheiniog on
Mynydd Gartheiniog in the
centre of the hills; and
Minllyn on Foel
Dinas just
south of
Dinas Mawddwy. The
majority of the area of...
