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Rubbish site in Adamsdown, an inner city area and community in the south of Cardiff
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Rubbish site in Adamsdown, an inner city area and community in the south of Cardiff
Rubbish site in Adamsdown, an inner city area and community in the south of Cardiff, Wales. 14th January 1965. Our Picture Shows... three of the residents with their children point out illegal rubbish dump plagued by rats. Left to Right, Mary Adams with her two children John aged 3 and Jullie aged 2, Sally Beaton with Nigel 3 and Allison 15 months and Ellen Olvey
Western Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Cardiff
Wales
Media ID 21770456
© Mirrorpix
Areas Derelict Homes Houses Outside Poverty Rundown Slums Standing Terraced Welsh 1967
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Capturing the Struggles - Adamsdown's Battle Against Illegal Dumping
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. In this poignant print from January 14th, 1965, we are transported back to a time when Adamsdown, an inner city area in Cardiff, Wales, was grappling with the harsh realities of poverty and neglect. The image showcases three resilient residents standing amidst a derelict landscape plagued by illegal rubbish dumps and infested with rats. From left to right, Mary Adams stands with her two young children John (aged 3) and Jullie (aged 2). Next to them is Sally Beaton holding Nigel (3) while cradling Allison (15 months). Completing the group is Ellen Olvey. These brave individuals represent a community united against their dire circumstances. The photograph serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those living in rundown terraced houses during this era. It captures not only their determination but also sheds light on the urgent need for improved housing conditions and waste management systems. As we reflect on this snapshot frozen in time, it becomes clear that these residents were more than just victims; they were advocates for change. Their collective voice echoed through generations as they fought tirelessly for better living standards within their beloved neighborhood. This powerful image from Memory Lane Prints allows us to bear witness to both the struggles endured by communities like Adamsdown and the strength found within them. It serves as a testament to resilience in times of adversity and reminds us of our responsibility towards creating inclusive environments
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