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Blaenavons landscape became a heritage site in December 2000. It is a landscape shaped by human hand, dating from the early days of the Industrial Revolution - a significant stage in human evolution, when the iron and coal industries of South Wales were of global importance.
My great grandad  used to work down the mine until a rock fell down and broke his back. http://www.visitblaenavon.co.uk/en/Education/Education.aspx a picture of Big Pit

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Learning - Blaenavon World Heritage Site

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Blaenavon's Industrial landscape became a World Heritage Site in December 2000. It is a landscape shaped by human hand, dating from the early days of the Industrial Revolution - a significant stage in human evolution, when the iron and coal industries of South Wales were of global importance

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Blaenavon lies on a hillside and has an approximate population of 6055. Blaenavon literally means "Front of the river" It is known for Big Pit and the Iron Works which opened in 1788 by Thomas Hill, Thomas Hopkins and Benjamin pratt. I have lived in Blaenavon all my life and so has my Mum and Dad. My great Grandad Worked in Big Pit when it was open. My Grandad however works in Blaenavon too as a fabricator for G.O.S engineering.

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The Blaenavon big pit closed down in 1980 it was transformed into a museum and reopened in 1983. It is a museum as no other. visitors can go down under ground and have an ex-miner as a guide.

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My great great great grandfather, John Henry Grinnel, worked at a shop called Ruters in Blaenavon. This shop sold vegetables and was a fish mongers. Here is a photograph, my great great great grandfather is the second from the right.

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Blaenavon is a town in south eastern Wales, lying source of Afon Lwyd  north of  Pontypool , within the boundaries of  the  historic  county of Monmouthshire who worked at big pit whit coln.

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Big Pit was originally an iron mine, driven into the side of the mountain not far from the surface due to the shallow iron deposits.
http://www.campingbreconbeacons.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Big-Pit-views-014z-1.jpg

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Blaenavon means 'rivers source' in the welsh language. It's also a world heritage site. We have a family history of miners who worked at big pit

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My bamp was born at no.4 Stack Square, which is now a world heritage site.