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Brynamman Silver Band Collection - Page 1

A selection of material from a programme for a Silver Band competition held in Brynamman in 1928, including a photograph of the Band, a brief history of the place, a list of subscribers, and advertisements for local businesses.

Contributed by Elizabeth Jones (March 2005)

This is the first page, see also pages two and three on this site

1.Brynamman Silver Band
2.Front cover
3.Back cover
4.W J Rogers, Ltd
5.Mr T Hopkin Thomas (The poet, Alfa, was William "Alfa" Richards, the minister of Hermon, Brynamman)
6.Cambria House and the Lyric Hall
7.Subscribers and Vice-Presidents

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