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Families gather as Cynheidre Colliery's 37 lost miners are finally named in stone
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Families gather as Cynheidre Colliery's 37 lost miners are finally named in stone
The permanent memorial was unveiled at the Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway on Sunday, and among the names is one only just found: Erich Lamsfuss, 41, the first man to lose his life at the pit, added after fresh research. The post CYNHEIDRE: Families gather as the colliery’s 37 lost miners are named in stone at the old pit appeared first on Swansea Bay News.
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