If you haven’t visited Blaenavon for a while, you are likely to notice a big change in the townscape. The prominent Park Street School, one of the largest and most imposing buildings in Blaenavon, was finally demolished in June and July 2019, following seven years of dereliction. The large red-brick building, notable for its roof-top … Continue reading The ‘Caning of Creeds and Doctrines’ – The Battle for the British School, Park Street, Blaenavon, 1870-1902| Blaenavon's Heritage
The story of Albert Edward Burchell, who was killed at the Battle of the Somme| Blaenavon's Heritage
The story of Sarah Hopkins, who founded St. Peter's School, Blaenavon in 1816.| Blaenavon's Heritage
A history of Christmas in the Welsh town of Blaenavon| Blaenavon's Heritage
A history of the White Horse Inn and Assembly Room, Blaenavon, and its links to Welsh working class culture.| Blaenavon's Heritage
The challenges of reinventing a volunteer-led community museum| Blaenavon's Heritage
In September, the Blaenavon Community Heritage Museum will be moving to its new home within Blaenavon Workmen’s Hall. This is the story so far!| Blaenavon's Heritage
This week, Blaenavon Library officially opens at its new home within Blaenavon World Heritage Centre. This article explores the history and significance of the library service in Blaenavon.| Blaenavon's Heritage
5 June 2015 marks the bicentenary of the death of the well-respected Blaenavon ironmaster Samuel Hopkins. Two centuries may have passed but the legacy of Samuel Hopkins and his family remains stron…| Blaenavon's Heritage
The stories of the Blaenavon people buried within St. Peter’s Churchyard| Blaenavon's Heritage
