Kidwelly Industrial Museum
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The Kidwelly Industrial Museum is situated near Kidwelly in West Wales on the site of the Kidwelly tinplate works which originally stood here. This establishment was started in 1737 and shut down in 1941 after which it was converted into a museum focusing on the tinplate industry. There are other displays in the museum of brick making and coal mining as well.
Category: Museums
Address: Mynyddygarreg, Kidwelly, Dyfed, SA17 4LW, United Kingdom - 01554 891078
Telephone: 44-155-489-1078
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