Staff at Penywaun Infants School

This material is held atGlamorgan Archives / Archifau Morgannwg

Reference
- GB 214 D55/10
Dates of Creation
- c1952-1953
Physical Description
- 1 photograph

Scope and Content

Identified: left to right standing: Cecilia Williams, Eleanor Sumpter, Brian Humphreys, Margaret Davies. Seated: Iona Michael, Mrs. Nan Hughes, Mari Walters (Head), Cath Munden

Archive Record|Table of contents

Cecilia Williams, Aberdare, PapersD55

Blaengwawr Infants, Aberaman: class photograph of pupils and teachersD55/1

Blaengwawr Infants, Aberaman: class photograph of pupils and teachersD55/2

Aberaman Girl’s Junior School: class photograph of pupils and teachersD55/3

Aberaman Junior School: class photograph of pupils and teachers of Standard ID55/4

Aberdare County Girls’ SchoolD55/5

'Souvenir of the County School for Girls, Aberdare, 1938, Commemorating the 25th Anniversary. Head Mistress: Miss M.S. Cook, M.A.’D55/6

Photograph of young boy at Robertstown Nursery School, AberdareD55/7

Photograph of young boy at Pontypridd SchoolD55/8

Staff at Penywaun Infants SchoolD55/9

Staff at Penywaun Infants SchoolD55/10

Group of children, possibly from Penywaun InfantsD55/11

PhotographsD55/12

Aman Infants School: photograph of group of girlsD55/13

Aman Infants School: photograph of group of boysD55/14

Summer School for teachers at Barry Training CollegeD55/15

Penhiwceiber staff photographD55/16

Jubili Group, Welsh Baptist Chapel, Ynyslwyd, Aberdare:D55/17

Sunday School Group, Welsh Baptist Chapel, Ynyslwyd, AberdareD55/18

Unidentified photograph, but probably a group from Welsh Baptist Chapel, Ynyslwyd, AberdareD55/19

Photograph of choir membersD55/20

Unidentified photograph, but probably members of Trecynon Glee PartyD55/21

Unidentified photograph of an amateur dramatics cast, but probably a performance of ‘Yeoman of the Guard’, Aberaman HallD55/22

Photograph of members of Order of RechabitesD55/23

Celebration after the end of World War II, top of George Street, AberamanD55/24

Street party to celebrate the end of World War II, top of George Street, AberamanD55/25