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Bandstand at Bedwellty Park

A Grade II Listed Building in Tredegar, Blaenau Gwent

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.768 / 51°46'4"N

Longitude: -3.2433 / 3°14'35"W

OS Eastings: 314303

OS Northings: 208430

OS Grid: SO143084

Mapcode National: GBR YW.ZVHP

Mapcode Global: VH6CT.QTSK

Plus Code: 9C3RQQ94+5M

Entry Name: Bandstand at Bedwellty Park

Listing Date: 14 October 1999

Last Amended: 14 October 1999

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 22487

Building Class: Recreational

ID on this website: 300022487

Location: Bedwellty Park is located on the S side of Tredegar town centre. The bandstand stands prominently SW of Bedwellty House.

County: Blaenau Gwent

Community: Tredegar

Community: Tredegar

Traditional County: Monmouthshire

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History

Built 1912 at the expense of Bedwellty Park Athletic Club. Bedwellty House was presented, along with its grounds, to the people of Tredegar by the Morgan family of Tredegar House in 1901, for recreational purposes.

Exterior

Octagonal bandstand of iron construction. Ornate iron columns, with facetted lower stages, and fluted centre stages. Decorative segmental arches between columns formed by open scrolled wrought iron spandrels. Low railings between columns with repeated scroll pattern, plain top-rail. Structure stands on plinth of moulded cement blocks imitating ashlar: cemented steps facing NE with balustrades matching railings: paired gates with similar detail. Simple plaque to base commemorating the gift of the bandstand to the Urban District Council by Bedwellty Park Athletic Club on 3rd June 1912. Metal-sheeted two-stage roof, altered in later C20: old photographs show that the roof originally had an two-stage ogee profile, with an ironwork frieze between the stages.

Interior

Boarded ceiling with radiating ribs.

Reasons for Listing

Group value with Bedwellty House.

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  • II Bedwellty House
    Located towards E side of Bedwellty Park, a large public park on the S side of Tredegar town centre.
  • II Boundary Stone at Bedwellty House
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  • II War Memorial at Bedwellty Park
    Bedwellty Park is located on the S side of Tredegar town centre. The War Memorial stands near the eastern boundary of the park, facing The Promenade.
  • II Great Exhibition Lump of Coal at Bedwellty Park
    Bedwellty Park is located on the S side of Tredegar town centre. The lump of coal is set underneath a shelter building above the duckponds W of Bedwellty House.
  • II Ice House to NW of Bedwellty House
    Bedwellty House is located towards E side of Bedwellty Park, a large public park on the S side of Tredegar town centre. Ice House set above the service courtyard to NW of house, built into steep bank
  • II Former Tredegar Company Shop
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