Newtown Textile Museum
Situated just over the bridge in Commercial Street, Newtown Textile Museum is housed in a former hand loom weaving factory of the 1830s which also housed workers and their families on its lower floors. The museum has recreated room displays, exhibits of looms and spinning wheels, along with displays telling the story of the growth of Newtown as 'The Leeds of Wales', as well as the related industries and influential local people such as Pryce Jones.
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17/02/2017
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Royal Welsh Warehouse Sports and Musical Festival 1907
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Flannel Tunic, Royal Montgomeryshire Rifles Militia, c. 1870
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Dr Richard Jones and his wife, Jane c.1850
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Two Early Views of Newtown, John Owen, c.1865
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Sport and Leisure in Newtown 1850-1914 [exhibition panels]
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Embroidered Sampler 1834
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Football Association of Wales Cup Winners's Certificate 1879
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Panoramic View of Newtown looking North [watercolour, 1878]
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Mr and Mrs Pryce Jones
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‘B Company’ of the 7 Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers march through Broad Street, Newtown, on their way to the station
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The Royal Welsh Warehouse Football Team and Officials, 1914
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'B Company' 7th Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers March to War
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