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The Cynon Valley in Prehistory: The Bronze Age

The Bronze Age The Bronze Age period stretches across the end of the Neolithic, 1750 years from 2500BC to 750BC to the start of the Iron Age. In comparison, that would be the same as seeing the [...]

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Drawing With Carrie Francis

Drawing with Carrie Francis Join artist Carrie Francis on the 19th November at 2pm for a live 20 minute workshop on continuous line drawing. Join in from home, or just sit back relax and enjoy [...]

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Trustees Week at Cynon Valley Museum

“Over One Million Trustees” Across United Kingdom there are 196,000 charities, every single one of them requires trustees. There are over one million trustees in the United Kingdom. [...]

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Chapel China of the South Wales Valleys

This blog post explores the history behind the use of ‘chapel china’ in Welsh chapels by focusing on objects from the Cynon Valley Museum collection. The object which sparked this [...]

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The Sunflower Lanyard Scheme

At Cynon Valley Museum, we pride ourselves on creating an environment accessible for all. On 9th November 2019, we launched the Sunflower Lanyard Scheme, which aims to create a safe and welcoming [...]

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Music at the Museum

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Covid 19 Update from Cynon Valley Museum

The Cynon Valley Museum in light of Welsh government announcements today (19th October) will continue to remain closed. We are constantly assessing the situation and will reopen when it is safe [...]