Maybe slightly "off topic" but a fascinating site that contains much social history of part of the area is www.rhiw.com
I found this photo on the site Gwyn quoted
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The four at the back) C.S. Stone, Llanrwst. Timberman. Wil Hughes, Bryncroes, Miner. Undergrownd winch. Owen H Evans, Rhiw. Main shaft winch. Robert Roberts, Pwllheli, Miner’s mate.
(Middle row) William Thomas, Mynytho, Trammer. Ivor Jones, Rhiw, Trammer. Idris Jones, Pwllheli, Labourer. Ted, Pwllheli, Pipe-fitter. Griffith J Evans, Rhiw, Trammer. John Evans, Brynmawr. Miner. William Roberts, Madryn. Miner’s mate. Owen Parry, Rhiw, Miner. Lord, Conion, Rhiw, Clerk. Wil Williams, Rhoshirwaen, Roger Prys, Pwllheli, Establisher. Evan Hughes, Rhiw, Signalman, top of shaft. Harry Thomas, Rhiw, Clerk and caretaker. William Jones, Bryncroes. Trammer.
(Kneeling) Evan Evans, Rhoshirwaen, Engineer. William Jones, Rhoshirwaen, Miner. Robert Williams, Bryncroes, Surface trammer. Pope, Cornwall, Foreman. Richard Jones, Rhiw, Miner’s mate. Robert T Jones, Bryncroes, Crusher.
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Thanks to Wil Williams for the photograph and names.
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