Some Captured History of Glanamman and Garnant

Cwmamman's Drinking Establishments

The following is a list of drinking establishments at Glanamman and Garnant, some of which have now closed or disappeared:

Red Lion - This was sited on the Gwaun Cae Gurwen side of the River Garnant, at the bottom of Graig Road. It was demolished in the 1960's.

Globe Inn - Garnant.

Lamb and Flag - Garnant.

Prince Albert - Was part of a terrace known as Albert Row. It was situated opposite Colliers Arms, Garnant.

Colliers Arms - Garnant.

Gwndwngwyn Farm - Bryncethin Road, Garnant. Reputedly sold beer to local colliers.

Jolly Tar - Reputedly an Inn that was situated on Jolly Road, Garnant.

Raven Inn - Garnant. Formerly known as Raven Hotel.

Half Moon Hotel - Garnant. Once the H.Q. of Amman United RFC.

Salutation Inn - Glanamman. Now the Amman United Rugby Club.

Cross Keys Inn - Glanamman.

Amman Inn - Glanamman. Became the Amman Hotel, Station Road, Glanamman, next to railway track.

Clwb Godre'r Mynydd Du (Saethu a Physgota) - Glanamman. Known locally as "The Fishermans" and H.Q. of Cwmamman United Soccer Club.

Coopers Inn - Glanamman. Built in 1810, also known as Cwarter Coch, on Grenig Road.

Kings Head - Glanamman. Once an establishment that reputedly served refreshments to passing drovers.

Angel Inn - Glanamman.

Mountain Inn - Mountain Road, Glanamman. Now a dwelling known as Mountain View.

Traveller's Well - Glanamman. Once sited on Amman Road. Demolished; now the site of a private residence.

Farmers Arms - Glanamman.