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Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the most easterly building at Felin Fflur, Ystrad Fflur, in ruins. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking west north west from Grid Reference SN 7208 6428).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the hub and supports of the overshot, iron waterwheel of Felin Fflur, Ystrad Fflur. The hub is inscribed 'Coalbrookdale Company.' Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking north north west from Grid Reference SN 7204 6429).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the hub, axle and supports of the overshot, iron waterwheel of Felin Fflur, Ystrad Fflur. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking east from Grid Reference SN 7204 6429).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view looking across the Afon Fflur to Felin Fflur (in trees to left); Pen y Bannau in distance. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking north north east from Grid Reference SN 7200 6425).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing overshot waterwheel at Felin Fflur, Ystrad Fflur. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking north-west from Grid Reference SN 7204 6429).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view looking across the empty millpond to Felin Fflur. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (View looking west north west from Grid Reference SN 7210 6427).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing waterfall on the Afon Fflur, from the weir at the top of which the mill stream to Felin Fflur starts. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking east from Grid Reference SN 7213 6426).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the iron overshot waterwheel at Felin Fflur, Ystrad Fflur. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking north east from Grid Reference SN 7204 6429).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the wall of the ruined building of Felin Fflur between the wheelhouse and the most easterly building - showing sluice control pully. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking west north west from Grid Reference SN 7205 6428).

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing the view at the top of the waterfall on the Afon Fflur, from which the mill stream to Felin Flur starts. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking east north east from Grid Reference SN 7213 6426).

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