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  Pont-y-pŵl i Gwmbrân Uc...  
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Adeiladwyd Glyn Brân yng Nghwmbrân Uchaf yn yr 16eg ganrif ac ychwanegwyd ato dros y blynyddoedd. Ar ryw adeg yn ei hanes, gosodwyd ffwrn ym mhen y prif dŷ, a gellir ei gweld yn ymwthio allan i'r heol.
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Glyn Bran in Upper Cwmbran was built in the 16th century and has been enlarged over the years. At some point in its history, an oven was installed in the end of the main house, which can be seen projecting into the road. Part of the house used to be used as a cider mill.
  Llyn Cychod i Amgueddfa...  
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Mae'r daith gerdded yn mynd â chi ar draws Chapel Lane. Dyna yw enw'r lôn am fod Capel Bedyddwyr Pont-rhyd-yr-ynn ym mhen draw'r lôn. Pan ddewch oddi ar y llwybr troed i Chapel Lane, y tŷ mawr a welwch gyferbyn yw Tŷ Pont-rhyd-yr-ynn, sef cartref blaenorol teulu Conway, a oedd yn berchen ar Waith Tunplat Edlogan gerllaw.
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The walk takes you across Chapel Lane. The lane is so called because Pontrhydyrun Baptist Chapel is situated at the top of the lane. As you emerge from the footpath onto Chapel Lane, the large house you see on the opposite side is Pontrhydyrun House, former home of the Conway family, who were the owners of the Edlogan Tinplate Works, which were situated nearby. They were a deeply religious family and they financed the building of the chapel in 1836. It is a very attractive building, built in the Greek classical style with an Ionic portico. The Conway family graves can be seen in the graveyard and the entrance to the churchyard is enhanced by a huge cedar tree. This magnificent specimen started life in Lebanon and was brought back to this country by the Conway family from a family holiday in the Holy Land.