Aberdulais Tin Works and Waterfall, Wales
N 51° 40.807 W 003° 42.248
30U E 451317 N 5725695
Ruined Tinplate Works, with waterwheel and waterfall
Waymark Code: WMFB5Q
Location: South Wales, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 09/23/2012
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Aberdulais Tin Works became a National Trust property in 1981 and has since been the subject of a lot of conservation waork (still on-going) and now is an interesting and educational visit. The original waterwheel that drove the Tin Works was replaced in 1992 and now generates electricity for the local town. It is believed to be the largest working electricity-generating waterewheel in Europe.
The address of property, including Postcode.:
Aberdulais,
near Neath,
Neath Port Talbot,
Wales.
SA10 8EU
The charges to visitors and opening hours.:
In 2012 adult admission was £4.05 - full details and opening times can be found on the website shown below.
Web page: [Web Link]
References:
National Trust website as given above
National Trust member: yes
Parking place (optional): Not Listed
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