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Randell Square Pembrey C1910

Looking into Randell Square from the Railway bridge to the right of the horse and cart is the Commercial Arms (now known as the Pembrey Inn)

Burry Port, Station Road 1914

On the right A young lad looking down at the camera from the station bridge, on the left the Railway Hotel, now demolished

Gorse Road Burry Port 1909

On the left in the haze above the fence is Tabenacle chapel, the white building is the Cornish Arms (now called the Whitford Arms), on the right hand side of the photograph is 'Jubilee House' built for the Queens Jubilee in 1895, and renwned as the best chippy around for many years in the  nineteen fifties & sixties

Randell Square Pembrey C1912

A horse and cart posing for the camera in 1912, the School is visable between the trees in the background, and the Commercial Inn (Pembrey Inn) is too the left.