Small Engines at Cefn Coed.
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There are a couple of smaller engines at Cefn Coed, a little horizontal in the Winding Engine House and a steam hammer in the yard. The oddest item on site, in the part of the Winding Engine House that forms a local museum, is the world's last remaining Town Gas Powered Tram. Heavily restored but unique.
The horizontal engine was built by Ray, Mead & Co. of London and drove the wood working shop at Taylor & Sons Foundry at Briton Ferry. It is belived to date from about 1880.
The steam hammer is by B & S Massey of Manchester
The Neath Tram
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