
0102 Weavers' Cottage, Weavers Lane posted 1907.
In the photo in the left hand corner was a path and steps leding down to the waterfall hill. Midway along the high stone wall on the hill can be seen what was once an opening but is now blocked up. The area is now a garden with trees and shrubs, previously front gardens to the thatched cottages.
In the photo in the left hand corner was a path and steps leding down to the waterfall hill. Midway along the high stone wall on the hill can be seen what was once an opening but is now blocked up. The area is now a garden with trees and shrubs, previously front gardens to the thatched cottages.

0385 Penycae, Weavers' Lane (approx 66) 1904.
Mrs Sue Williams, Mrs Sarah Lee Davies (Russell Davies' Grandmother), Mrs Williams' sister.
Mrs Sue Williams, Mrs Sarah Lee Davies (Russell Davies' Grandmother), Mrs Williams' sister.
"These cottages were known as the "Weavers' Cottages”, which suggest that there was an earlier cottage textile industry. The Cottages were destroyed by fire in the first half of the 20th century." (From "Dyserth, An Historic Village" by Ronald & Lucy Davies)