Images of the Rhondda Valley - General Photographs

Rhondda Valleys Information and History

High Resolution Photographs of the Rhondda Valleys in Glamorgan.

These are images of the Rhondda Valleys that do not really belong on any special pages. In some cases they are photographs of Rhondda people long forgotten and unidentifiable. Click on any image to view in high resolution.

Glamorgan, Rhondda Valleys, Co-op Jolly Boys Touring Club 1925-6

The above image is shared with us from the collection of Mr Dave Roberts, whose maternal grandfather - Thomas Derham - is in the second row from the back on the extreme right. If anyone can identify anyone else in the photograph, or indeed can tell us more about what the Co-op Jolly Boys Touring Club was about, then please email me here.

Cambrian Colliery Memorial	Rhondda Valleys Miner's Memorial
The Rhondda Valleys from the Rhigos	Rhondda Valleys - Snow
Pontypridd - Sardis Chapel 1999	Rhondda Tramway Football Club 1910
Rhondda Valleys, Cambrian Collieries Nurses 1920	Rhondda Valleys - Terraced Houses
Rhondda Valleys - Male Concert Party 1907	Rhondda Valleys unidentified rugby team
Young Rhondda Valleys Miners

These three newspaper cuttings showing the first and last of the Rhondda Trams are sent courtesy of my cousin Jan Fehribach (nee Howells), whose family originally lived in Penygraig.

Rhondda Valleys, Porth, The first Rhondda Tram 1909	Rhondda Valleys - The last Tram in the Rhondda
The last Tram in the Rhondda Valleys

A friend of mine - Steve Robbins - took these photos going over the Rhigos mountain. They are views towards the Brecon Beacons.

A view towards the Brecon Beacons from Rhigos Mountain 2005	The reservoir from Rhigos Mountains
Another view of the Brecon Beacons from the Rhigos	Brecon Beacons from the Rhigos in 2005
The stunning view from the Rhigos in 2005	An older photo of the Rhondda from Rhigos Mountain

If you have any photos or postcards to share with us please scan them in at least 1280 pixels wieth and email them to us at here.

There is an excellent new website with high resolution old photos of the United Kingdom (including the Rhondda Valleys) at www.oldukphotos.com
If you have any old family photos or pictures of the towns and villages please scan them in at least 1280 pixels width and email them here.

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