Ticket to attend tea following the unveiling of the Caradog's memorial, Aberdare, 1920

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The memorial to Griffith Rhys Jones (1834-97) or 'Caradog', conductor of the Côr Mawr, still stands in Aberdare. The 'survivors' referred to on this ticket were the singers who sang with the Côr Mawr during the Crystal Palace competitions of 1872 and 1873.

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24/07/2009

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Aberdare Library

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Reproduced by permission of Aberdare Library

Aberdare Library 2002

Publisher Ref:

GTJ03394

Item uploaded:

25/3/2011

Date originally created:

1920

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