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Caradog,(Cottage S.E of)

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Digital copy of a black and white negative showing small ruin between Caradog and Pen-Cwm; large stone laid against bottom of wall at extreme left of picture seems to be an entrance to mound adjacent to outside of wall. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking north west from Grid Reference SN 7339 6335).

Exterior view of the remains of a cottage south east of the ruined Caradog house, which is south west of Bryneithinog farm, Ystrad Fflur. Colour photograph taken by Paul R. Davis on 18th November 2018.

Exterior view of the remains of a cottage south east of the ruined Caradog house, which is south west of Bryneithinog farm, Ystrad Fflur. Colour photograph taken by Paul R. Davis on 18th November 2018.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing small ruin between Caradog and Pen-Cwm; note mound adjacent to wall in centre of picture to which there seems to have been an entrance formerly from within the house. Part of the Bryneithinog squatter settlement. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in August 1967. (Looking south west from Grid Reference SN 7339 6335).

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