Copperas Corner 1952

Copperas Corner 1952

Jennifer Bland’s family has had a long association with Penycae.  
In 1780 one ancestor owned Groes Hall, Maes y Pentre (Black Horse), Ysgubor Ucha, and later Groes Colliery. Jennifer kindly supplied this photo of Copperas Corner, Penycae taken in 1952.

Copperas Corner 1952

Source: Jennifer Bland.

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