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English: Caffi Meinir, the former Capel Seilo and the ruined Ty Hen The cafe, a modern development, is named after Meinir, an 18thC inhabitant who disappeared on the eve of her wedding and whose skeleton was eventually found. The former Calvinist chapel, Capel Seilo, is now the Welsh language centre. In the 19th century, Mass was also celebrated in the valley as many of the quarrymen were Irish immigrants who arrived here by ship. Ty Hen represents the older pre-industrial phase of farming and fishing. The detailed history of Porth y Nant is to be found on the following interesting web site.
http://www.acen.co.uk/nant/history.shtml |
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