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Bryntirion Interpretive Panel Installation

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Written by: Robert Ephgrave
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Bryntirion Interpretive Panel Installation

On a very dull and drizzly day, belying the fact that it was 26th June, the Bryntirion Interpretive Panel was installed on the boundary wall of the old Llanelli Work House. The frame was fitted by Huw from Tumble Forge and the panel by Alan Williams, the Graphic Designer, ably assisted by Tim Jones an avid local photographer. The installation was soon completed and as we were on our way the first member of the public was seen studying the panel.

This was Mr Alwyn Bowen Hurren a long time resident of Bryntirion Terrace and a local historian of Llanelli Parish Church. His first job was as an apprentice electrician working at the Work House. We trust he will be the first of many to take an interest in this new Interpretive Panel by Llanelli Community Heritage.

Llanelli Community Heritage would like to thank our sponsors, Charles Church housebuilders, and Fund for Wales for their assistance with this panel.

The frame from Tumble Forge is offered up to the wall, looks good, ready for positioning

The frame is positioned ready for bolting to the wall

Drilling and rawl bolting secures the frame

Huw from Tumble Forge's job completed successfully, time to go

The panel arrives and Alan Williams the graphic designer, arrives with the panel

Tim Jones fits and secures the panel to the frame

Job done ~ Tim (L) and Alan (R) look satisfied with the job

With the fitting of the panel completed, Mr Alwyn Bowen Hurren is the first to view

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