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Photo at the Central Boys' Club with shield

Taken at the Central Boys' Club with Sheila Moore and Ivor Best, who'd made the shield. Sheila did the lettering.

Photo of girls from youth club with flowers at Llangollen outing

Taken at Llangollen outing in 1950. Sheila Moore at the end, Winnie Brito and Miriam Abdullah are among the girls.

Photo of girls posing at Nottage, Portcawl camp

Taken at the Nottage, Portcawl camp.
Back row left to right: Sheila Moore, Carol Santos, Rosa Duarte, Netty Lavertine, José Parker, unknown. In the front: Susie Brown and Iris Freeman.

Photo of boys making a canoe

Photo from Sheila Spedding (nee Moore): "the boys making a canoe at woodwork class with me in the middle. I think Gwilyn Nagi on my right and Ronnie St Clair on my left and the boy next to him may have been Grenville Newton. The extreme left might be Jimmy Brotin, who I think married Susie Brown."

Photo of Butetown Junior Schools Choir singing

Photo of youth club girls playing in river at Llangollen

Youth club visit to Llangollen, 1950. Joan Moore and Lesley St Clair and Carol Santos in the water.

Photo of youth club playing at Llangollen, 1950

Joan Moore and Leslie StClair and some girls playing a game in the hills at Llangollen on an outing with the youth club, 1950

Photo of Joan Moore, Leslie St Clair and Woody in Llangollen

Photo taken at youth club outing at Llangollen, 1950. Sheila Shedding (nee Moore) remembers: "Woody was a young man from the Youth Club who was very good at giving us advice about the place."

Photo of youth club leaders at Llangollen

Sisters Sheila and Joan Moore at Llangollen, 1950, on an outing with the youth club.

Photo showing girls from the youth club in the sea

Taken at Llanwunda near Fishguard. The little girl on the left is Mary Duarte. Outing with the youth club.

Photo of 8 children standing around a large cake

Children include left to right Stephen Cordell holding wooden spoon 3rd girl Elaine Campbell

Photo of Betty Campbell and pupils

Pupils cleaning Mount Stuart Primary School mini bus

Photo of the Docks Police

Photo of WW1 warship at Pembroke Dock

War ship berthed at Pembroke Dock. By the eve of the great War 90% of the Royal Navy used Welsh Coal. Gun Hoist.

Photo of SS Portugalete

SS Portugalete was built in Sunderland for Morel Ltd in 1901
Named after a fashionable suberb of Bilbao.
With various names and owners the ship survived until 1954.

Photo of Old Sea Lock Hotel

Old Sea Lock Hotel beside the Glamorganshire Canal

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