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	Post Office and Church, Murton by Jennifer Luther Thomas
	Footpath to Murton by Bill Boaden This path is the continuation of Providence Lane from Bishopston.
	North along The Glebe, Bishopston by Jaggery Towards the B4436 Northway junction. St Teilo Church Hall Link is on the right.
	Ffynnon Murton Green Well by Alan Richards Ffynnon Sanctaidd Ganol Oesol Murton Green. Credir i'r adeilad presennol ddyddio o'r bedwaredd ganrif a'r pymtheg neu'r ugeinfed ganrif. The Medieval holy well at Murton Green. It is believed that the present... (more)
	B4436 passes a filling station in Merton by Stuart Logan
	Housing at Murton by Alan Hughes Housing opposite Murton Green near Swansea.
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This mostly buried OS cut mark can be found on the wall of No2 Northway. It marks a point 82.272m above mean sea level.
	Defibrillator box on the wall of St Teilo Church Hall, Bishopston by Jaggery The green box contains a defibrillator for use in a potentially life-threatening emergency. The defibrillator applies a therapeutic electric current to the chest or heart to stop irregular contractions, or fibrillation, of the heart.
	Plough and Harrow, Murton by Colin Smith Old stone inn in the Gower village of Murton. Good food and car parking encourage trade.
	Murton Methodist Church by Bill Boaden A Wesleyan church dating from 1896.
	Northlands Park, Bishopston by Jaggery Cul-de-sac on the south side of the B4436 Northway.
	Daffodils on Murton Green by Bill Boaden This village has one of the larger greens in the area.