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Gelli labour camp

A forestry labour camp was established near Gelli village during the First World War.

Forestry labour camp at Gelli

German and Austrian prisoners of war worked in Drim Wood, felling timber to make pit props for the Welsh coal industry.


Aerial view of the labour camp at Gelli

 

 

 

 

 

WWII searchlight battery at Llawhaden

 

 

The WWII searchlight battery at Llawhaden can be seen near the top of this photograph. The castle is towards the bottom.

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