The Senghenydd War Memorial is a clock tower located in the middle of the village square at the intersection High Street, Commercial Street and Gwern Avenue. It was erected on St. David's Day, March 1, 1921, and commemorates the 62 miners from the village who died in World War I. This is an original program that was given to the attendees on the day of the dedication ceremony.
Senghenydd: A History in Photographs
Dedicated to the memory of the 439 miners who perished on October 14, 1913
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Senghenydd Explosion 1913 #21
Photograph by W. Benton, Glasgow
Senghenydd Square, date unknown
Photographer unknown
Senghenydd Square, April 2007
Photograph by Simon Barnett
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