The George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling at the University of Glamorgan is dedicated to promoting, teaching, developing and researching storytelling in all its forms. The George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling was launched in April 2005 by Prof Hamish Fyfe and Prof Mike Wilson.
The centre consolidates and builds upon the University of Glamorgan’s existing strengths in storytelling and is named after the socialist and oral history pioneer who was born and raised in the former mining community of Abercynon, a stone’s throw from the University.
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Sept. 24, 2012 by laura
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Submitted by Beryl Fisher This is a photo of my sister Sylvia Humphries and some of my nephews on a day out in Trecco Bay in ... (read more)
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Submitted by Beryl Fisher (nee Pearce) I was visiting my sister up in Newport Rd, I was about 15 or 16 and was attending Splott Rd. ... (read more)
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Submitted by Rachel Morgan This is the view from where my husband lived at the time, the family home in Ebbw Vale. Around 1976 we had ... (read more)
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One of 5 cinemas in Ebbw Vale. Also served as a pantomime venue for the steelworkers and their families. When Snow White played here when I ... (read more)
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Submitted by Malcolm Instone. Holiday camp for boys in early 1950's (read more)
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Submitted by Malcolm Instone. 8 Cwmbran Lucas-Girling apprentices & 8 S.W. Coal Board apprentices at a outward bound course around early 1960's (read more)
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Submitted by Malcom Instone Around 1955. The top class which was also known as Sid Lewis's class. Where are they now? Malcom Instone is top row, ... (read more)
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My middle sister, Catrin, coming down the street on Mr Eyes. As with many W= elsh streets, ours, Church St in Pontycymer, was excellent to ride ... (read more)
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A photo pf Elliot's Colliery in New Tredegar taken in 1946. The tip no longer exists, the road to Phillipstown now is in its place. You ... (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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Photos taken by Phil Thomas of the final shift for Mel Lloyd at Bargoed Colliery (read more)
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