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Photographs of Gwaun-cae-gurwen These three photographs are of Siloh Chapel's last days- the first two were taken and contributed by Dave Bennett, June 2004 The third one was taken by Rina Callingham at the beginning of January 2005, apparently two detached houses are about to be built on the site. See profile page for copyright and acknowledgements.

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