01
Blaen Methyn Ruins
Photographs of the ruins and remains at Blaen Methyn.
02
Blaen Methyn Communal Dipping Shed
The tin house was a communal dipping place built in 1918 and used until 1994.
It was built by Birmingham Corporation. There were five or six built on the estate,
but this is believed to be the only one still standing. It included a concrete sheep dip
fed from water diverted from the Nant Methan via a small sluice.
Map Ref SN8907 6615
03
Blaen Methyn Sheepfold
Cae Blaenmethan Sheepfold, where sheep were gathered into the pens for shearing
and dipping in the stream next to the pens.
Map Ref SN89060 66154
