NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Cwmyoy church
Description: Famous for structural deformation to walls and tower
Description: Ashlar gatepier with ogee cap and finial.  Listed building.man_made=monitoring_station
monitoring:water_level=yes
operator=Natural Resources Wales
recording:remote=yes
recording:automated=yes
Name: School Hall / Neuadd yr Ysgol
Description: Former primary school (closed in 2003) now the village hall.
Localized names: Neuadd yr Ysgol; School Hall
Name: Capel Enoc
Description: Build as a chapel in 1812, it was replaced by Bethel Chapel at the north end of the graveyard and was used as the Sunday School.  Now derelict.
Description: The rear garden of The Goldcroft pub
Description: Youth Football Pitch
Name: Ty Claire
Description: specialized, 24-hour supportive housing facility for individuals with learning disabilities and neurodiverse needs
Description: Ornamental serpentine cascade.  Square section, dry-stone rubble sides with large slabs on the floor of the cascade.  Listed building.
Name: Griffin Executive Apartments
Description: https://poblletting.agency/griffin-island-newport/
Description: Westgate Hotel entrance
Description: Former Wildings Store
Description: Gate lodge of Alltyrodyn Hall.  Information when the hall was last sold says the lodge is delapidated.  Listed building.
Name: Blaenannerch Round Barrow
Description: Originally circular, ploughing has resulted in it becoming oval. Approx 48m N-S, 38m E-W, 1.7m high. Electricity pole has been erected on the summit.
Description: Sub-surface baptismal tank
Description: Former Bethel Chapel, now a place of worship.
Name: Rehoboth Chapel
Description: Former Welsh Baptist chapel, ceased to be a place of worship in 1993. Listed building.
Description: Graveyard for Rehoboth Chapel across the road.
Description: Former quarry.
Description: Former Calvinistic Methodist chapel, converted to domestic residence.
Description: Former school building of adjoining former chapel.
Description: Formerly St John's Church, a chapel of ease to St Michael's Church, Penbryn.  Now a domestic residence.
Name: Vestry
Description: Vestry and schoolroom.
Description: apple_trees;persimmon_trees;plum_trees
Name: Llandyfriog Castle Mound
Description: The motte was leveled in 1980 and the 5m-wide ditch has been infilled. Still a site of archeological interest and a scheduled monument.
Description: private Garage
Name: Bronwydd Enclosure
Description: Mid C19 railed enclosure around burial vault of the Lloyd family of Bronwydd.
Description: Approx 17m in diameter, 0.65m high.  Central depression indicative of antiquarian investigation or robbing.  Identified as "Item A" by Cadw.
Description: Approx 16m in diameter, 0.5m high.  Identified as "Item B" by Cadw.
Description: Approx 14m in diameter, 0.7m high.  Identified as "Item C" by Cadw.
Name: The Banking
Description: added the banking
Name: Trehafod Memorial Hall and Institute
Description: Built in 1934 as a 1914-1918 war memorial and community institute
Description: welsh independent
Name: Capel Abermeurig Chapel
Description: Former Calvinistic Methodist Chapel.
Localized names: Capel Abermeurig; Abermeurig Chapel
Description: Former Calvinistic Methodist chapel. Now a domestic residence.
Description: Former Capel Blaen-afon (Calvinistic Methodist).
Description: Former Brynsaron Calvinistic Methodist Schoolroom, converted to domestic residence in the late 1990s.
Name: Capel Penial
Description: Former Capel Peniel Calvinistic Methodist chapel.
Name: Old Sunday School
Description: Former Sunday School for nearby St David's church. Build in early 20th Century. As of April 2007 was described as being in a poor state of repair. Sold for conversion to residential use, but the conversion has been delayed by planning issues.
Name: House of Tack
Description: Wide range of products for horse people.
Description: Watermill in the process of restoration.  See https://www.facebook.com/385774548262637/posts/the-water-wheel-at-blaenpennal-mill-y-felin-fach-is-turning-again-now-after-more/1074250569269172/
Localized names: Felin Fach
Name: Norris Carpets
Description: Former Siloam Baptist Chapel, which closed in 1976
Name: Holy Cross
Description: Roman Catholic Church. Originally Salem Wesleyan Methodist Chapel until 1922 - see https://www.coflein.gov.uk/en/site/7136/details/salem-wesleyan-methodist-chapel-catholic-church-of-the-holy-cross-victoria-street-aberaeron
Name: Tabernacl Aberaeron
Description: Originally Calvinistic Methodist, now Welsh Presbyterian - see https://www.jlb2011.co.uk/walespic/churches/aberaeron1.htm
Name: Castell Tredwell (ruins)
Description: Originally a folly, now in ruins.
Description: Cottage Grade 1 very old
Description: Ruined Chapel
Description: Pit
Name: Tŷ Cymorth / Cymorth House
Description: Uned Gofal Lliniarol Arbenigol / Specialist Palliative Care Unit
Localized names: Tŷ Cymorth; Cymorth House
Localized descriptions: Uned Gofal Lliniarol Arbenigol; Specialist Palliative Care Unit
Name: Canolfan Gwili / Gwili Centre
Description: Specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (sCAMHS).
Localized names: Canolfan Gwili; Gwili Centre
Description: Un-marked layby, heavily pot-holed, but well-used
Name: Portland
Description: Mortgage & insurance brokers
Name: Blackweir Lodge
Description: Student Accomedation
Description: Enclosed passageway linking two buildings.
Name: Morriston United Bowls Club
Description: https://bowlsclub.org/club/7578/
Name: Plas Ystrad Mansion
Description: Former residence of lord John Jons, whilst not in London.
Name: Beach Cottage
Description: Quaint holiday cottage overlooking the sea
Description: Former inn, now a domestic residence.
Description: Originally Ffrwd-wen water-powered woolen mill.
Description: Summer house.
Name: Gerddi Plonovez Porzay
Description: Garden commemorating twinning of Newcastle Emlyn with Plonévez-Porzay in France.
Name: Newcastle Emlyn Power Station
Description: Water powered corn mill converted into a power station by Mr R.J. Parkington in 1908 by installing two Gilkes turbines to drive two d.c. generators and provide electricity for the town.
Name: Melin Pandy B&B
Description: Former water-powered wollen mill.
Name: Pont Henllan Pillbox
Description: North-ish facing Type FW3/24 pillbox.  A scheduled monument.
Name: Newcastle Emlyn ROC Post
Description: Master observation post.
Name: Chapel House
Description: Former Pantybwlch Chapel (Calvinistic Methodist).
Name: Cartrefi Ffosaron Homes
Description: Timber frame specialists.
Localized names: Cartrefi Ffosaron; Ffosaron Homes
Name: Celli Wen
Description: Derelict Cottage, no road access, footpath only
Description: Round barrow 60' in diameter, 4' high with old hole in centre.
Description: Round barrow 17m in diameter, 1.3m high.
Description: Round barrow 30' diameter, 4' high.
Description: Round barrow 60' diameter, 6' high.
Description: Round barrow 60' diameter, 10' high.
Name: Henfeddau Fawr
Description: Defended enclosure consisting of small circular earthwork,
Description: For users of adjacent public toilets.
Description: For those using the public conveniences.
Name: Cormorant Rock
Description: Used for many many years as a swimming spot
Name: Penuel Chapel
Description: It is a converted chapel that is situated in the north area of the Gower peninsula.
Description: Formerly the Grange Inn, now a private residence.  Listed building.
Name: Crug Lâs
Description: Round cairn, 7m diameter, 0.4m high with modern stone cairn raised upon it.
Description: Modern cairn set on top of older cairn.
Name: Ty'n Llidiart Round Hut
Description: Domestic hut probably Roman NPRN 302710
Name: Ysgol Tregroes School
Description: Tregroes and District Village Hall.
Name: Ysgol Llan-y-pwll
Description: formerly Borras Park Infant School
Localized names: Ysgol Llan-y-pwll; Ysgol Llan-y-pwll
Description: Former Hawen Independent Sunday School.
Description: Former lodge of about 1875, to Sion House burnt out 24/3/1938 and subsequently demolished. Sion House was the largest private house in Tenby, built c1791 by John Nash for William Routh, publisher of The Bristol Journal. Owned by Henry Mannix in 1830s and
Description: 19th-century water-powered corn mill with intact machinery. Listed building.
Description: Bryn Aled Pumping Station
Description: Flats No 1-4
Description: Former watermill.  Machinery and mill removed.  Converted to a domestic residence.  Currently a holiday cottage.  Owner is insistent that it not appear on the map as a holiday cottage.
Description: Former mill house.
Description: Dissused mill (builing in final state of colapse)
Description: Dissused pig sti (building colaping still has roof 2019)
Name: Tanat Valley Coaches & Motors
Description: New car garage built 2020
Description: Road works yard depo, used by road workers to store road materials for use on the local roads
Name: Memorial plaque to the St. Kevin C-47 Dakota EI-AFL
Description: The memorial plaque reads:
" On the night of 10 January 1952, Close to this vicinity
A C-47 Dakota EI-AFL The St. Kevin crashed.
All on board perished R.I.P.
Name: Llech-y-Tribedd
Description: Wedge capstone sitting on three uprights. Approx 3m long and 2.8m wide.
Localized names: Llech-y-Tribedd; Tripod Stone
Name: Gerazim Baptist Chapel
Description: This replaced Capel Soar which was around 250m along the road to the east.
Name: Cippyn Fach Burnt Mound
Description: Burnt mound with standing stone.
Description: Former Rocket Apparatus Store: storage of coastguard lifesaving apparatus including rockets for firing ropes to endangered ships.
Description: Never an actual castle, although it has a castellated roof and a flagstaff.  It was, for a time, the costguard station.
Name: Ty Idris
Description: Holiday Let
Description: 18-foot yurt.
Description: 13-foot yurt.
Description: 15-foot yurt.
Name: The Cove
Description: Contains deck-level, filtered, chlorinated pool with viewing bridge, waterfall, spas and palm trees.  Roof is retractable.
Description: Deck-level, filtered, chlorinated pool with viewing bridge, waterfall, spas and palm trees.  Roof is retractable.
Description: Plaque is inscribed: "This shelter the property of the sanatorium is provided for the use of the staff and visitors. W. N. M. A. 1843
Description: Set in brick ganle wall of old smithy outbuilding.
Name: Penrhyn Mawr Holiday Flats
Description: Four self-catering units, each with two bedrooms.
Name: No Sign Wine Bar
Description: Alleged to be the oldest bar in Swansea
Name: Nag's Head Brewery
Description: Microbrewery for the Nag's Head Inn.  Beer is named "Old Emrys" after a local.
Description: has solar panels at the back
Description: solar panels on the back of the roof
Description: single drive way at front
Description: full front drive way
Description: Access for ambulances only
Name: Grange University Hospital
Description: New Grange University Hospital campus opened in 2020 to the north of the existing Grange Hospital
Localized names: Ysbyty Athrofaol Y Faenor
Description: Has a garage or a porch out front.
Description: has a porch or garage at the front
Description: Has a garage or porch at the front and a extension at the back.
Description: has a double long drive way at the front.
Description: has a single drive way in the front garden
Description: has a single drive way and forward facing gable on the right hand sign.
Description: has a conservatory at the back.
Description: has solar panels on the front side of the roof.
Name: Masons Arms
Description: Formally named Masons Arms, usually referred to as The Rampin (a contraction of "Ramp Inn" from the fact it is adjacent to the old quarry ramp).
Description: has a dormer window at the front and a extension at the back.
Description: large drive way and an extension at the back
Description: detached with a large drive way
Description: has a dormer window and large drive way and a conservatory at the back.
Description: has a large drive way and a dormer window.
Description: has two smaller buildings on the sides and a small drive way
Description: has a small drive way at the front and conservatory at the back
Description: has a small drive way.
Description: Former King Pub, demolished 2014
Description: has a long drive way
Description: has a very green front garden
Description: has a small forward facing gable at front of the building
Description: detached suburban house with drive way across whole front
Description: has a small drive way at the front
Description: has a smaller building on the sides and a small drive way and a conservatory
Description: is a detached house with a large front garden a little back garden
Description: is a detached house with a good sized front garden a little back garden and a double drive way and small forward facing gable
Description: is a detached house with a good sized front garden a little back garden and a double drive way
Description: has a long drive way and front garden and garage to the right and a conservatory at the back
Description: a semi detached house with a garage to the side and dormer window at the back
Description: has solar panels on back of the roof
Description: the lowest floor contains a garage and it has a double drive way
Description: the lowest floor contains a garage and it has a double drive way and has solar panels on the back roof
Name: Baltic Oil Works
Description: One of the few surviving buildings of the Old Town Dock built 1842
Name: Church House Inn
Description: Birthplace of poet WH Davies
Description: ground floor is a shop. the building is painted white.
Name: Hannah's Music
Description: has residential above shop
Description: A two storey residential building above a sweet shop.
Name: E.T. James Motorcycles
Description: Dealer for KTM & Suzuki Off -Road motorcycles & ATV. Service, full engine rebuilds & suspension servicing
Name: Watersports Centre
Description: https://www.bridgend.gov.uk/visit-us/rest-bay-watersports-centre/
Localized names: Canolfan Chwaraeon Dŵr
Description: White painted end terrace.
Name: Henlana Mills
Description: Former woollen mill.  May have more recently been partitioned into industrial units.  As of 2020, planning permission sought to demolish it and build 4 detached houses on the site.
Name: Adeilad Chweched Dosbarth
Description: Sixth Form building
Name: Hafan Y Dref Welfare Centre
Description: Formerly was Albion Public Toilets, which were in turn on the old site of the Albion Brewery.
Localized names: Canolfan les Hafan Y Dref; Hafan Y Dref Welfare Centre
Name: Blaenwaun Baptist Chapel
Description: Chapel has an open-air baptismal pool about 0.5 km to the north.
Name: Blaenwaun Baptismal Pool
Description: Open-air baptismal pool for Blaenwaun Baptist Chapel, about 0.5 km to the south.  This is a listed building.
Name: Maximus House
Description: Former Old Roman Lodge Hotel pub
Name: Herb Garden
Description: The herbs are free for the use of all but pick with care.  St Dogmaels Community Council accepts no liability arising from the use of any plant or plant parts.
Name: Carreg Samson
Description: Carreg Samson, also known as 'Carreg Sampson', Samson's Stone and the 'Longhouse' is a 5,000-year-old Neolithic Burial Chamber
Description: Heated swimming pool.
Description: Chickens
Description: Rabbits
Description: Guinea Pigs
Name: Neuadd yr Eglwys, Penrhyn-coch
Description: Neuadd yn perthyn i Eglwys Sant Ioan. Yr oedd yn arfer bod yn ysgol. Caiff ei hadnabod hefyd fel 'Yr Hen Ysgol.' A hall belonging to Saint John's Church. Formerly a school and also know as 'The Old School.'
Localized names: Neuadd yr Eglwys, Penrhyn-coch; Penrhyn-coch Church Hall
Name: Festri Horeb
Localized descriptions: Neuadd yn eiddo i Gapel Horeb; Hall belonging to Capel Horeb
Description: Scenic
Name: Rose Wood Jewellery
Description: Offers jewellery workshops.
Name: Assistance Dog Spending Area
Description: Only for assistance dogs Uncovered area Dog bin  https://www.accessable.co.uk/venues/fferm-penglais-studio#dda614dd-99c0-b445-83c9-547f8cb35ad8
Description: Graveyard of Penrhiw Unitarian Chapel.  The chapel itself was relocated to St Fagans National Museum of History in 1956.
Description: Former weaving shed.
Name: Y Pigwn Camp Outpost
Description: Approximate location based on Corflein and OS survey.
Description: Parking near Strumble Head Lighthouse
Name: Parc Adfer Energy from Waste
Description: Waste Incineration plant
Name: Air Defence Range Manorbier
Description: Military testing range for high-velocity missiles in Pembrokeshire, Wales
Description: Former wool warehouse.  The last surviving building from the British Rail days of the site.
Name: Bishop's Own Scouts Hut
Description: Used as a polling station
Description: Mock well with roof.
Description: Static Caravan Park
Name: Jollyes
Description: Formerly BensonsforBeds
Name: B&M Home Store with Garden Centre
Description: formerly Poundstretcher and the Pet Hut, and Oak Furniture Land. Includes Garden Centre.
Localized names: B&M; B&M
Name: Pwerdy Powerhouse Studio
Description: Pwerdy-Powerhouse Studio.
Name: Calon Tysul
Description: Community run swimming pool and leisure centre. Classes, gym, sports hall, pool.
Description: A roof and upper sides (similar in shape to an upturned row-boat) protecting the chapel below.
Name: MIFFY
Description: Mynydd Isa Field For Youth
Description: Slurry lagoon
Description: Formerly Rainbow Express
Name: Co-op Food
Description: It is signed as "Stryd Lord" in Welsh at the entrance, for a translation of "Lord Street", despite local town signage translating as "Stryt yr Arglwydd", although it is considered Stryt is a misspelling of Stryd.
Localized names: Co-op Bwyd - Stryd Lord; Co-op Food - Lord Street
Name: Traston Road
Description: Comprises 5 GE Jenbacher 620 units (1, 2 & 3 rated at 2.7MWe and 5 & 6 rated at 3MWe) and a single GE Jenbacher 616 unit (engine 4 rated at 2.05MWe). Four engines are in the building, the other 2 are containerised and sited outside the building.
Name: Henblas Street Public Toilets
Description: Historically signed as "Ladies Cloakroom, Public Convenience"
Localized names: Toiledau Cyhoeddus Stryd Henblas; Henblas Street Public Toilets
Description: Former BHS
Description: Formerly Alun Hughes
Description: National Nature Reserve
Description: Graveyard for former Carmel Welsh Baptist Chapel nearby.
Name: Hyssington Castle
Description: Motte and Bailey
Name: Tŷ Pawb Toilets
Description: Locked, key required. A request for the toilets to be unlocked must be made at reception (Tŷ Pawb Information).
Localized names: Toiledau Tŷ Pawb; Tŷ Pawb Toilets
Name: The Farm
Description: Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Description: Tunnel-vaulted sandstone well house for St Non's Well.
Description: Community garden.
Description: Ruined house - no roof.
Name: Capel Beulah
Description: Former Welsh Baptist Chapel, closed 2019-09-01.
Description: Original farmhouse for Pantywylan farm.
Name: St Andrew's Cemetery
Description: Created after the graveyard at the former St Andrew's Church became full.
Name: Lamby Way Household Waste Recycling Centre
Description: Vehicular access only
Description: Former offices of Newport Unlimited
Description: St Margaret's Cemetery
Description: The original farmhouse of Penrallt Farm (now Penrallt Garden Centre/Nursery).
Description: Former vestry/hall of Bethel Chapel.
Description: Storage tank installed when water was first piped into the village.  Now disused.
Description: Housing 8 x 2 MW reciprocating engines.
Description: Originally the farmhouse for Tre-boeth farm.
Name: Old Penuel Scout Hall
Description: Now closed Scout Group
Name: The Parish Hall
Description: Identified as "Church Hall" on old OS maps it belonged to the parish, not the church.  Originally used for Sunday School and similar purposes.
Description: Former coach house and stable.
Description: Former outside kitchen.
Name: Pant-y-Groes Crugiau
Description: One of a pair of earthen-built round barrows.
Name: Foxhill Round Barrow
Description: Earthen-built round barrow, 46 m diameter and 3 m high.
Name: Nicky's Field
Description: 50 beds of ornamental grasses and sedges centred on a western oak.
Name: Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Chapel
Description: Derelict chapel which closed down in 2000.
Description: Club house shared between tennis club and bowling club
Description: Formerly The Eagle pub, closed in 2013
Description: long-term climate change facility
Name: Caprinos Pizza
Description: formerly Game until 2020. Caprinos opened on 7 June 2022.
Localized names: Caprinos Pizza; Caprinos Pizza
Name: Mobilapz
Description: Mobile & computer repair centre
Localized names: Mobilapz; Mobilapz
Name: Lord Street Barbershop
Description: formerly Liam the Barber, Liam's barbershop and Bespoke Male Grooming
Localized names: Siop Barbwr Stryd yr Arglwydd; Lord Street Barbershop
Name: Chopstix
Description: formerly Brighthouse
Name: Packaging World
Description: Established in 2004, Packaging World is a UK-based manufacturer and supplier specialising in sustainable retail jewellery & gift packaging. They offer custom design & hot foil printing services for retail & wholesale. They maintain a high customer rating.
Description: House 5 x 2 MW reciprocating engines.
Name: Gresford Colliery Disaster Monument
Description: Commemorates the dead of the 22 Sept 1934 Gresford Colliery disaster, in which 266 were killed. The monument itself is the wheel from the headframe of the colliery.
Name: Dragon Travel Agent
Description: formerly Denbighshire Travel Agent (Asiant Teithio Sir Ddinbych)
Localized names: Asiant Teithio’r Ddraig; Dragon Travel Agent
Name: Eagles Meadow First Floor Toilets
Description: Subject to Eagles Meadow Opening Hours, Located Parallel to Escalators on Level 1 and Adjacent to Lifts and Stairs.
Localized names: Toiledau Llawr 1af Dôl Yr Eryod; Eagles Meadow First Floor Toilets
Description: Pedal kart track for children
Name: Y Porth
Description: Proposed mixed use scheme over 17 acres, for 200,000 sq ft of office, hotel, retail and showroom space
Name: Bro Tathan West
Description: Runway-accessible proposed hangar space
Name: Bro Tathan South
Description: Beggars Pound - 2.22 hectares for a proposed 30,000 sq ft office site
Name: Market Hall Cinema
Description: Wales' oldest cinema
Name: Parc Elisabeth
Description: Former Newport High School site
Name: Pont Spwdwr / Spudder's Bridge
Description: Formerly part of the B4308 between Kidwelly and Trimsaran.  No longer used for road traffic after the route was diverted to avoid it.
Localized names: Pont Spwdwr; Spudder's Bridge
Name: Wat's Dyke
Description: Reconstructed as part of Premier Inn construction
Localized names: Clawdd Wat
Name: The Borough Arms
Description: Recently upcycled modern rustic bar, great for entertaining nights out. A selection of beers, ales, ciders, wines, and a mouthwatering cocktail menu. Play pool, darts, poker, scrabble & other games.
Name: Carway Social Club (ruins)
Description: A severe fire in 2016 gutted the interior and destroyed the roof.
Name: Carway Welfare Park
Description: The first park in the UK to be created under the auspices of the Miners' Welfare Association.
Description: 149 homes planned by Newport City Homes
Description: Former barn converted to a domestic residence.
Name: Glan Tuen
Description: Old chapel house ( Ty capel)
Localized names: Glan Tuen
Name: Llandysul a Phont-Tyweli Ymlaen Cyf
Description: The company is a not for profit organisation managed by volunteers whose aim is to help build a strong and viable future for the communities of Llandysul and Pont-Tyweli. Home to Dolen Teifi Community Transport.
Localized names: Llandysul and Pont-Tyweli Ymlaen Cyf
Name: Tysul Vets
Description: Veterinary Practice for farm animals, pets and horses.
Name: Porthkerry Methodist Church
Description: Former church
Name: The Lodge
Description: On race days the hotel is not available to the general public on race days but is instead used to accommodate stable employees.
Name: Smilog? - Llantrisant Forrest
Description: Forestry Commission car park
Name: Highfields Park
Description: Public Open Space with some child play apparatus
Name: St Ederyn's Park
Description: Enclosed Childs play park and public open space
Description: A disused weighbridge at what was the entrance of the former Trimsaran Steelworks and Colliery. There are scales nearby.
Description: Brick pillar.
Description: Former Vicarage
Description: Owners lounge