page_title: Forge Row, Cwmavon
hierarchical_section_title: Forge Row, Cwmavon
caption_attribution_description: English: Set back from and above the main road (A4043) through Cwmavon. Forge Row was built c 1804-1806 for workmen at the nearby Varteg Forge. The original 12 houses were later converted to 6 houses. Each house is individually Grade II* listed.
context_page_description: Forge Row is a terrace of six, originally twelve, cottages build around 1804 for workers at a nearby forge in Cwmavon, Torfaen, south east Wales. The cottages have been sympathetically restored. The terrace is regarded as a fine example of early housing for industrial workers in South Wales, and all the cottages are Grade II* listed buildings. The cottages lie to the east of the Afon Llwyd river.
context_section_description: Forge Row is a terrace of six, originally twelve, cottages build around 1804 for workers at a nearby forge in Cwmavon, Torfaen, south east Wales. The cottages have been sympathetically restored. The terrace is regarded as a fine example of early housing for industrial workers in South Wales, and all the cottages are Grade II* listed buildings. The cottages lie to the east of the Afon Llwyd river.
caption: Side view from the south
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