The Anchor Inn Lydbrook
Mary Ann and Nellie Meek
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Thomas and Ellen Griffiths
Griffiths Gravestones
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/soudley/

Students at the School of Forestry Parkend 1930
Complete with names of the people
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/gallery/fod_variety/

Grand opening of the Parkend Memorial Hall in 1919
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Another view of Ruardean Village
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Some Gravestones at St. John Cinderford Churchyard
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Ed Fisher Wage Slip 1944
Arthur and Edward Colliery

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Arthur and Edward Colliery at Upper Lydbrook , also known as Waterloo.

First opened around 1841, taken over in 1908 by Lydney and Crump Meadow. It was a "deep" mine and closed at the end of 1959.

http://www.old-maps.co.uk/
co ords 360797,215161

Near-by was the Waterloo Corn Mill.

Today the name lives on at the Waterloo Business Park GL17 9LR
www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?-
lat=51.8327&lon=-2.5688&scale=10000&icon=x

Mostyn Jones and Family 1926
Minister of the Baptist Chapel Lydbrook

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