After the completion of the Briton Ferry to Swansea link on 14 December 1894 Treherbert was connected to Swansea docks.
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The Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway connected the coal mines of the Rhondda Valley to the Swansea Bay ports.
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This original sewer outlet was finally made inactive in around 1996 following the construction of a brand new pipeline which ran all the way back around the Bay following the line of the old Mumbles Railway as far as Beach Street, along the sea-side of the Maritime Quarter and through Swansea Docks to a new £90 million sewage treatment plant at Crymlyn Burrows near Port Tennant from which a new outlet was made, extending further out to sea.
The architect was Benjamin Bucknall, who was a friend of the Baths and had worked with them on Swansea docks.