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Bagillt – PH/2/

FLINTSHIRE RECORD OFFICE

Photographic CollectionBagillt

PH/2/

1. Bryn Madyn tea party, c.1900

2. Parish church, c.1908 (postcard)

3. Gadlys Woods (postcard)

4. Village, c.1909 (postcard)

5. High Street, c.1910

6. Scrabbling for small coal, c.1930s

7. ?Fer and other vessels at Bagillt Docks

8. View from the Station, c. 1920s

9. High Street, Pentre

10. Thomas Lloyd’s shop, c.1920s

11. Teachers and pupils of Bagillt Infants School, c.1900

12. Blacksmiths making ship’s fittings

13. Church and Schools - missing

14. Old Yard cottages (before demolition), 1981

15. Railway Station, 1973

16. Top Hill, 1973

17. Wye Bank, 1973

18. High Street, 1973

19. Glan Traeth, 1973

20. Top Hill, 1973

21. Smithy Villa, Gadlys Lane, 1973

22. Station Road, 1973


24. Salem Chapel, 1973


26. Bagillt Post Office, 1973 (ex cocoa house)

27. Tegfryn, 1973

28-35. Bryn Madyn, 1963

36-56. Lead Smelting Works, 1967

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57. Employees of the Dee Bank Leadworks, c.1910 (see

notes on photographs)

58. Employees of the Dee Bank Leadworks (works in

background), c.1910 (see notes on photographs)

59. Employees (with tools) of Dee Bank Leadworks, c. 1915

(See notes on photographs)

60-69. Gadlys

70. J. H. Roberts, candidate in Flint Bors. By-election,

canvassing in Miners Terrace, 1913 (in O.S. folder, see


71. Samuel Lloyd, Conservative agent for Flintshire Bors.

72. Below Gladys

73-74. Gadlys

75. Gadlys, 1959

76. Old Gadlys smelting works, 1959

77-78. Gadlys, dwelling house of old smelting works, 1959

79. Gadlys, 1969

80. Gadlys

81. Gadlys, The Company’s house, 1963

82. ?Fer and the other vessels at Bagillt Docks

83. Tabernacle Chapel, 1973

84. Plaque on Tabernacle Chapel, 1973

85-109. Bettisfield Colliery, 1962

110. Bryn Madyn

111. Gadlys

112. Gadlys, 1963

113. Railway Station

114. National School, group 4, 1894

115. Colliery


117. Family group, c.1900

118. Victory celebrations, c.1945

119. Pawnbroking business of James Thomas, Forester’s Hall,

1930s

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120. Pawnbroker’s shop, c.1915 (see notes on photographs)

121. James Thomas’s shop, 1928

122. Business people (incl. pawnbroker)

123. Haymaking at Glasfryn

124. Mrs Thomas, Gadlys Lane

125. Mrs Jones, Rising Sun

126. Mr James Thomas’s mother

127. Upper Ship

128. Rose Queen Ceremony, 1940s

129. Crowning the Rose Queen, 1940s

130. Donkey Race, c.1910

131-132. Community Centre

133. Hen Efail

134. Mrs R. J. Williams, 1920s

135. Coastal mud flats near Bagillt. Aerial photograph

136. Gadlys

137-138. Boundary stone of Bagillt Fawr and Bagillt Fechan

townships, 1984 (see notes on photographs)

139. Hen Blas, 12c. chapel

140. Hen Blas excavations (6 pages of photographs) - missing

141. Pentre, c.1916 - missing

142-143. Station Road (demolition of houses), 1975

144. Bryntirion Avenue, c.1914 (postcard)

145. Old Docks, c.1915 (postcard)

146. Mill Wheel, 1969

147. Signal Box, c.1930

148. G.W.R. guard

149. Ruins of lead smelting mill, 1969

150. Pen y bont (postcard)

151. Quarterly meeting of Denbigh and Flint Methodist Circuit

at Bagillt, 1909

152. Bagillt Presbyterian Sunday School (see notes on

photographs)

153. Boot School group, c.1900

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154. Choir in Bagillt area, c.1880s

155. Bagillt School group (see notes on photographs)

156. Stag Inn - missing

157. Butcher’s and other shops

158. Village Smithy, 1902

159. Porch Cottage, Gladys

160. Cottages in Gladys woods

161-162. Infants school

163. Group dancing in field, 1910

164. Children from the Mercer Street Hall Mission on

seashore, 1910

165-167. Garreg Lydan farmhouse, 1921

168. Edward Totty, Garreg Lydan, farmer, 1921

169. Totty family, Garreg Lydan, 1921 (see notes on

photographs)

170-172. Garreg Lydan Farm – haycutting, 1921 (see notes on

photographs)

173-175. Garreg Lydan – hay gathering, 1921 (see notes on

photographs)

176. Garreg Lydan Farm – hay stacking, 1921

177. Garreg Lydan Farm – chopping hay for horses, 1921

178. Archie Totty and milk float, 1921 (see notes on

photographs)

179. Penrallt Road and Pen’rallt cottage, 1921

180. Bettisfield Colliery ‘B’ Team Rescue Brigade

181. Parish Church, c.1910

182-183. Gadlys

184. Old Docks

185. Men at Work maintaining Milwr Tunnel, Late 1920s

186. Dee Banks Lead Works, c.1900

187. George Tattham of Bagillt. (See recollections.)

188. Bagillt memorial

189. Bagillt Chapel

190. Bagillt Chapel (interior)

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191. Bagillt F.C.

192. James Thomas’ shop (different from 2/121)

193. Bagillt Fechan. Old Tithe Stone (See notes on

photographs)

194. Bagillt Fawr, Old Tithe Stone (See notes on photographs)

Bangor on Dee – PH/3/


Photographic CollectionBangor on Dee

PH/3/

1. The Bridge (postcard)

2. Bangor Isycoed Church (postcard)

3. Bangor Isycoed Church, interior (postcard)

4. Bangor Isycoed Church, interior (postcard)

5. Church and Lychgate, c.1959 (postcard)

6.

7.

8.

9.

10. The Bridge, c.1959 (postcard)


12. The river and bridge (postcard)

13. River Dee and church, c.1959 (postcard)

14. Old Iron Bridge, c.1959 (postcard)

15. Church and Bridge, c.1907 (postcard)


17. Parish Church

18. Station Road (postcard)

19. Overton Road, c.1959 (postcard)

20.

21. Overton Road (postcard)

22. The Darlands and river, c.1927 (postcard)

23. The Monks Walk, c.1927 (postcard)

24. Church, river and bridge, c.1927 (postcard)

25. River Dee and church, c.1959 (postcard)

26. The village, c.1959 (postcard)

27. Whitchurch Road

28. First Starter at Bangor Races (Mr. Cambell)

29-36. Althrey Hall, 1959


37. Boys’ school, 1959

38 The Café, 1959(?)

39. Dungrey Hall, 1959(?)

40. Dungrey Railway bridge, 1959

41. Sunny Bank Cottage, 1959

42. The Craig, 1959

43. Turn of the Dee, 1959(?)

44. The Buck Hotel, 1959

45-46. Ty Craig

47-55. Porthogan, 1959

56.

57.

58-9. Rectory Garden

60. Embankment at Dungrey, 1959

61. Althrey Farm, 1959(?)

62-5. Plas Fron, 1959

66. Dungrey Bridge

67. Church interior

68. Old houses

69. Bangor Font cover, 1967

70. Rectory, late 19th century(?)

71-2. Cloy Farm

73. Abbey Gate, 1959

74-5. Dungrey Hall, 1959

76. Houses

77. Dungrey Hall, 1959

78. Rectory, 1959

79. Bridge

80.

81. Dungrey Bridge

82 Dungrey Rail Bridge (now demolished)]

83.

84.

85.


86.

87. Bridge

88.

89. Cottage (dated 1796), 1959

90. Porthygan (rear)

91. Althrey Hall, 1959

92-3. Bangor History class, 1966-8

94. Masonry excavated in Bangor churchyard

95. Overton Road, 1930s(?) (coloured postcard)

96-7. Bangor Bridge, 1920s(?) (coloured postcard)

98. Old Monks Road and Bridge, 1920s(?) (coloured postcard)

99. The Monks Oak, 1920s(?) (coloured postcard)

100. The Church and Bridge, c.1931 (postcard)

101. Swans on the Dee, c. 1930 (postcard)

102. Bangor is y Coed, Aerial Photograph

103. Steam navy. Cutting Ellesmere-Wrexham Railway at Bangor-on-

Dee, c. 1890

104. Unveiling War Memorial, c.1920 (postcard)

105. The Church (postcard)

106. High Street during flood showing coracles, c.1905

107. Flood, c.1903 (postcard)

108. Bridge

109. Coracle on the Dee below Bangor, 1914 (postcard)

110. Bangor Isycoed Church (interior), c.1910 (postcard)

111. Bangor Isycoed Church, c.1910 (postcard)

112. Althrey Farm (postcard)

113. The Training Stables (postcard)

114. War Memorial Dedication (postcard)

115. Bangor (postcard)

116. Bridge and cattle on Dee (postcard)

117. Post office stores and off-licence (postcard)

118. The Vicarage (before alterations) (postcard)

119. Bangor Isycoed church – interior (postcard)

120. Swans on the Dee (postcard)


121. Church (with motorcar) (postcard)

122. War Memorial (postcard)

123. Bridge (postcard)

124-5. Bridge, Puleston Cottages and Royal Oak Hotel (postcard)

126. The Iron Railway Bridge

127. The Monks’ Oak Tree

128. Floods in Bangor

129. “Canter Home”, winner of the Bangor Steeplechase, 1907

130. Fisherman with coracle on River Dee

131. Fisherman with salmon caught from River Dee

132-135. Floods in Bangor

136-138. Bangor Steeplechase

139. “Count Rufus” died at Bangor Steeplechase, 1909

140. “Dustman”, winner of Bangor Steeplechase.

141. Bangor Steeplechase

142. Bridge and Parish church

143. Parish Church and the River Dee



Photographs in Document Collection

Bangor on Dee

D/DM/406/1

Whitchurch Road, c.1920s ? (postcard)

Station Road, c.1920s ? (postcard)

High Street, c.1920s ? (postcard)

High Street, c.1920s ? (postcard)

Overton Road, c.1920s ? (postcard)

Overton Road, c.1920 (coloured postcard)

High Street, c.1910

High Street, c.1960s

The Carnival, c.1930s

The Meet, c. 1930s (postcard)

The Smithy and family group, c.1920s

Coracle fisherman on Dee, c.1910 ?

River Dee and coracle fishermen, 1914 (coloured postcard)

Basket makers, 1960s (2 items)

Sunday cyclists, c.1915 ?

Bangor High Street during flood, c.1910 (2 items)

Floods outside the smithy, c.1950s ?

Straight mile into Bangor and fields in flood, 1950s ?

Bangor bridge during flood, 1950s ?

The smithy, c.1910 (2 items)

Supposed Monk Mound, c.1960s (postcard)

Bangor church, c.1910 ?

13th Century Church and Lychgate, c.1960s (postcard)

Bangor church, c.1960s

Bangor church – interior

Bangor church – interior c.1920s (postcard)

Wedding outside Bangor church, c.1900 ?

Communion plate


Bangor bridge, c.1960s ? (2 items)

Bangor bridge, c.1920s ? (postcard)

Bangor bridge, c.1950s (postcard)

Iron Bridge (now demolished) c.1910 ?

The Boat houses, c.1920s (postcard)

Bettisfield – PH/4/


Photographic CollectionBettisfield

PH/4/

1. Bettisfield, seat of Sir John Hanmer. [c.1863]

2. Gospel Pool, 1965

3. Parish Church, 1967

4-8. Bettisfield Old Hall, 1959

9. Parish Church, 1959

10. ‘Ashes’, Bradenheath

11-12. Wood Farm, Bradenheath

13. Bettisfield Park

14. Meet of Sir Watkins hounds at Bettisfield Park

15. Bettisfield church interior (postcard)

16. Bettisfield Park camp WW1 (postcard)

17. Church and War Memorial (postcard)

18. Church and War Memorial (postcard)

19. Bettisfield Old Hall, 1960

20. Parish Church, 1960 (published in Photographic Views…, A.

Kelham (D/DM/308/3))

Bodelwyddan – PH/6/


Photographic CollectionBodelwyddan

PH/6/

1. Bodelwyddan Church, interior, c.1910 (stereoscopic view)

2. Bodelwyddan Church, c.1910 (stereoscopic view)

3. Interior Marble Church, c.1905 (postcard)

4. Bodelwyddan Church, interior, Nave East, c.1908 (postcard)

5. Bodelwyddan Church, interior, c.1903 (postcard)

6. Bodelwyddan Church, interior, c.1910 (postcard)

7. The Font, Bodelwyddan Church, c.1915 (postcard)

8. The Font, Bodelwyddan Church, c.1903 (postcard)

9. Bodelwyddan Church, c.1911 (postcard)


11. Bodelwyddan Church (postcard)

12. Bodelwyddan Church from East, c.1910 (postcard)






18. Bodelwyddan Castle (postcard)

19. Tea gardens, Font and Church, c.1910 (set of 6 views)

(lettercards)

20. Bodelwyddan Church interior, c.1900

21. Bodelwyddan Church, c.1900

22. Bodelwyddan Church – window detail c.1900

23. Bodelwyddan Church, interior, c.1900




27. Castle now Lowther College, c.1960 Aerial Photograph

28. Lowther College, Ice House, 1960


29. Old Cross Foxes Inn, 1954

30. Ganol Blas, 1954

31. Tyddyn Isaf, 1961

32. Pen Isaf, 1954

33. Faenol Cottage, 1954

34. Pen Isaf, 1954

35-39. Faenol Bach, 1963

40. Faenol Bach

41. Faenol Bach, south side

42. Faenol Bach, east side

43. Faenol Bach, east side of kitchen

44. Faenol Bach, west side



65-66. Bodelwyddan Church, c.1960s ? Aerial photographs

67. Faenol Fawr, 1964 Aerial photograph

68. Faenol Bach, 1964 Aerial photograph

69.

70. Faenol Fawr, 1964

71. Faenol Fawr, outbuildings, 1964

72-3. Faenol Fawr Dovecote, 1964

74. Faenol Fawr, Bailiff’s House, 1964

75. Church, church interior, font and Bodelwyddan castle (lettercard)



78. Bodelwyddan Church, 1969 (postcard)

79. Bodelwyddan Church, 1960s ? (postcard)


81. Bodelwyddan or the Marble Church, c.1905 (postcard)


83. The Nave, Bodelwyddan Church (postcard)

84. The Font, Bodelwyddan Marble Church, 1909 (postcard)

85. Gardeners at Plas Pengwern, c.1900




88. Bodelwyddan Church, 1941 (postcard)


90. Bodelwyddan School, c.1910

91. Bodelwyddan Church, 1977

92. The Font (similar to 6/7) (postcard)

93. Stepped gable building in Bodelwyddan ?

94. Kinmel Park Camp, entrance, 1914-18

95. Kinmel Park Camp, Y.M.C.A. Central Pavilion, 1914-15

96. Kinmel Park Camp, soldiers inside a hut, 1914-18

97. Chancel, Bodelwyddan church (postcard)

98. Pulpit, Bodelwyddan church (postcard)

99. Bodelwyddan church from east (postcard)

100. Bodelwyddan school group

101. Entrance for Bodelwyddan Park

102. Group entrance to Lowther College (Bodelwyddan Castle)

103. Bodelwyddan Church

104. Interior of Bodelwyddan Castle. Deposited by Mrs Thomas,

administrator of the castle (copy)

105. Interior of Bodelwyddan Castle. Deposited by Mrs Thomas,

administrator of the castle

106-115. Kinmel Park Riots, 1919

116. Bodelwyddan Church

117. The Hunt, Bodelwyddan castle gates, c.1900

118. Bodelwyddan Church, font and interiors (postcard)

119-122. Bodlelwyddan Castle, gardens

123. Bodelwyddan Castle, staircase

124. Bodelwyddan Church from east (postcard)

125. Bodelwyddan Church, interior (postcard)

126. Bodelwyddan Church, interior (postcard)

127. Bodelwyddan Church from south-east (postcard)

128. Bodelwyddan Church from south-east

129. Thomas Roberts, provision dealer, c.1914-18

130. Bodelwyddan Castle


131. Newsagents & General Stores, 2 Church View, Bodelwyddan,

c.1960s – 1980s

Bodfari – PH/7/


Photographic CollectionBodfari

PH/7/

1. St. Stephen’s Church (postcard)

2. Capel Hwlkin

3. Hendre, 1960

4. Hendre – beehive shelves, 1960

5-6. Bodfari Bridge (Pont Ruffyd), 1959 (in O.S. folder)

7. Miners at Bodfari mine, c.1890

8. Iron Mine, c.1895

9. Village, 1977

10. Children leaving school (including railway), 1905

11. Parish church interior, c.1904

12. [Photograph withdrawn]

13. Coed Cooper fields and woods

14. Bodfari Church, c.1905 (postcard)

15. Church and village

16. Train in station with the village beyond, 1904

Bronington – PH/8/


Photographic CollectionBronington

PH/8/

1. Fenn’s Moss, Shropshire Union Canal Bridge, 1959

2. Fenn’s Old Hall Barn

3. Pinfold Farm

4-6. Forestry Commission nursery, Fenn’s Moss

7-8. Bronington Church

9. Fenns’s Bank Railway station

10. Bronington Church

11-15. Bronington Restaurant, c.1960s-1980s

Broughton – PH/9/


Photographic CollectionBroughton

PH/9/

1. Parish church, c.1898-1900 - missing

2. Parish church – missing

3. Parsonage – missing

4-5. Cherry Orchard Farm, tumulus, 1958

6-8. Broughton Hall – 6&7 missing

9. Smithy – missing

10. Smithy Stores – missing

11-13. The Thatch, 1958

14. The Thatch – being rethatched, 1959

15. Parish church, coat of arms

16. Parish church, panel in vestry door

17. Parish church, pulpit

18-19. Parish church, gallery carvings

20. Parish church, 13th C. piscine

21. Parish church, panel in vestry door

22. Parish church, medieval bedposts

23-29. Parish church, carvings

30-31. Parish church, arms and badges

32. Hawarden Airport

33. Hawarden Airport, 1969

34-5. Wellington bomber, Aircraft Factory, 1940s

36. School, 1902-1904 - missing

37. Parish church, c.1930

38. Hawarden Castle Inn (now Spinning Wheel) (see notes on

photographs)

39. Parish church

40. Parish church

41. Glynne Arms Hotel, c.1905 (see notes on photographs)

42. Lancaster bombers under construction, 1944

Broughton – PH/9/

43. Thatched cottage at Bretton

44-5. Back Lane, Broughton in the snow, 1955

46.

47.

48.

49. 125 under construction at Broughton, 1963

50-51. Building Wellington bombers at aircraft factory

52. Building Lancaster bombers at aircraft factory.

53. Work on early 125s at aircraft factory, 1963

54. Hawker Siddeley Aviation Ltd.

55. “The Broughton Wellington”, November 7th 1940. [Lost first

bombing raid] (see notes on photographs)

Brynford – PH/10/


Photographic CollectionBrynford

PH/10/

1. Parish church (postcard)

2-3. Toll gate cottage, 1957

4. Brynford Mountain (postcard)

5. Brynford Mountain

6-11. Henblas, 1959

12-13. Llwyn y Mawn Inn, 1957

14-16. Llwyn Erddyn Cottage, 1969

17-29. Llwyn Erddyn

Buckley – PH/11/


Photographic CollectionBuckley

PH/11/

1. Buckley Junction – Mr T.J. Shone, boiler maker, and Mr

Philipson, station master, 1890s

2. Amos Tarran’s cottage (postcard)

3. Buckley Cricket Club, c.1910

4. Knowle Hill, c.1910 (postcard)

5. Chas. Davison’s Brickworks, c.1910 (postcard)

6. 5 views: Knowle Hill, Mount clay hole, old smelt, Hancock’s old

brickworks, c.1910 (postcard)

7. Canon Drew, c.1910

8. Mountain Lane School, c.1964 (aerial photograph)

9. View near Alltami, c.1910 (postcard)

10. Main Road, c.1910 (postcard)

11. Offa’s Dyke (postcard)

12. Tivoli cinema, c.1930 (postcard)

13. Parish church, interior (postcard)


15. St. John’s Congregational Church, c.1923 (postcard)

16. Mountain Colliery, c.1910 (postcard)

17. Lane End, c.1910 (postcard)

18. Lane End, 1930s (postcard)

19. Mrs Gladstone and Mrs Drew with Buckley Ladies, c.1897 (2

photos)

20. Picking coal during strike, c.1911

21. Mr James Tyson, late headmaster St. Matthew’s School, c.1920

22. Major Gibson and Richard Gibson, c.1900

23. Mr and Mrs Simnor, c.1910

24. Mrs M.C. Tomlinson, headmistress St. Matthew’s Infants, c.1910

25. Tyson family group, c.1883 (see notes on photographs)

Buckley – PH/11/

26. Buckley, c.1910 (postcard)

27. Brunswick Road, c.1925 (postcard)

28. Trap pool and Ewloe Place

29. Brook Street

30. 3 views in Lane End, Mountain Colliery, and Congregational

Church, 1906 (postcard)

31-2. St. Matthew’s School, c.1910

33. Parish church, interior, c.1910


35. Lane End Infant School, c.1910

36. St. Matthew’s School, c.1910

37. St. Matthew’s Vicarage

38. Parish church, interior


40. Burntwood Football Club, 1906 (see notes on photographs)

41. Old parish church (prior to reconstruction)

42-43. Parish church, interior

44. Bells ready to hang during reconstruction of parish church, 1902

45. Hawkesbury Tower

46-49. Tiled floor in cottage on Buckley Common, 1962

50. Corner of Mold Road and Stanley Road, 1973

51-4 Stanley Road, 1973

55. Corner of Mold Road and Stanley Road, 1973

56. Mold Road, 1973

57. Main Road, c. 1910 (postcard)

58-59. Buckley Jubilee procession, 1957

60-65. Balls Barn, Drury, 1960

66. Lane End, c.1915 (postcard)

67. Balls Barn, stone cottage

68. New housing development, 1969

69. The Cross, 1969

70-71. Pop bottles used by Gregory’s Aerated Water Works

72-73. Houses at top of Wood Lane [Level farm, Level Lane]

74-76. Gregory’s Aerated Water Works, Chester Road

Buckley – PH/11/

77-81. Gregory’s Aerated Water Works, demolition, 1962

82. Primitive Methodist Tabernacle chapel, c.1920s (postcard)

83. Buckley Jubilee procession, c.1890

84. Harvest Festival at Zion Presbyterian Church, 6 October 1907

85. Buckley Pottery – saggar

86. Buckley Pottery – large teapot (made 1886)

87. Buckley Pottery – cast jug (made c.1880-1910)

88. Buckley Pottery – bread platter (made c.1900)

89. Buckley Pottery – large urn

90. Buckley Pottery – large vases

91. Buckley Pottery – jugs

92. Buckley Pottery – large vase

93. Buckley Pottery – large water cooler

94. Buckley Pottery – bread platter (made c.1900-1920)

95. Buckley Pottery – furniture support pedestal

96. Buckley Pottery – posset cup

97-100. Buckley Pottery 1950s

101-102. Chimney (sugar stick)

103. Slipware dish (Buckley Pottery) (col. Postcard, NLW)

104-105. The smelt

106-107. The smelt and foundry, 1959

108. Lane End Brickworks, 1962

109. Buckley Junction Brickworks, 1962

110. Site of old pottery working (1914-16), 1962

111. Site of Knowle Hill Brickworks, 1965

112. Standard Pipe works, 1965

113. View from Knowle Hill, 1965

114. W. Hancock’s Brickworks railway sidings, c.1930

115. View from Knowle Hill, c.1965

116. Lane End brickworks, 1965

117.

118. Drury Brickworks, 1965

119. Hancock’s Lane End Brickworks, 1962

120. Site of Mountain Colliery, 1963

Buckley – PH/11/

121. Lane End brickworks from Knowle Lane, 1963

122. Brook Farm, Bannel, 1959

123-24. Cottage in lane off Church Road, 1958

125. Grand Stand Inn, Pentre, 1964

126. Demolition of Feathers Inn

127. House near Nercwys Road

128. Houses in Brook Street

129. Cold Arbour Cottage, Drury, 1959

130. Lane End Infant School (2 photographs)

131-32. Lane End Infant School

133. Site of Bucket Row, 1964

134. White Cottage, Drury

135. Cold Arbour Cottage, 1959

136. Black Horse Hotel, 1963

137. Plas Major, 1962

138. Lane End

139. Primitive Methodist Tabernacle Chapel, c.1910

140. Cottage near Parrott Inn, Drury, 1960

141. Mr Tyson and a group of teachers

142. Houses in Brook Street, before demolition

143. Doug Edwards’ Service Station, Chester Road

144-45. Co-op (old buildings) 1967

146. Bryn Farm, Bryn y Baal, 1963

147-48. Elston Cottage, Drury, 1960

149. White Cottage, Drury, 1960

150. Cold Arbour House, Victorian fireplace, 1959

151. The Feathers Inn, demolition

152. Cottage in Church Road, 1958

153. Tree House, Brook Street

154. St. Matthew’s School, 1967

155-161. St. Matthew’s School during demolition, 1967

162. The Feathers Inn during demolition

163. The Feathers Inn during demolition

164. Grand Stand Inn, Drury, 1961

Buckley – PH/11/

165. Hayes Pottery, the drying house ?

166. Hayes Pottery, kiln from the North West, 1960

167. Hayes Pottery, kiln and outbuildings, 1960

168. Hayes Pottery, mixing shed, 1960

169. Hayes Pottery, 1960

170. Hayes Pottery, the drying house, 1960

171. Remains of pottery kiln, 1960

172. Hayes Pottery, workmen, c.1910

173. Olive Hayes at last Buckley Pottery

174. Lane End School, class 4, 1914

175. Lane End School, infants group 1, c.1910 (interior photo)

176. Standard Pipe Works (aerial photograph) c.1933

177. Drury Brickworks (nr. Buckley railway station) (aerial

photograph)

177A. Old Ewloe brickworks (aerial photograph) c.1933

178. Tarran’s cottage (18 photographs)

179. Gregory’s Aerated Water Works, interior

180. St. Matthew’s Church Lads’ Brigade, c.1912 (see notes on

photographs)

181-182. Demolition of Elm Colliery chimney, 1933

183-184. Demolition of Feathers Inn

185. Lane End School

186-8. Demolition of Lane End School

189-190. Hayes Pottery Kiln

191. Major Gibson

192. Hayes Pottery

193. Tarran’s cottage, c.1962

194. Tarran’s cottage

195. Hancock’s Brickworks workmen, c.1930s

196. Buckley old station from the south, 1957

197. Buckley railway – line to north of Buckley old station

198. Buckley old station

199. Buckley old station yard

200-201. Buckley old station, 1957

Buckley – PH/11/

202. Site of turntable north of station, 1957

203. Railway line north of Buckley old station and Standard Brick and

Terra Cotta Company Works, 1957

204. Site of Mountain Colliery, 1957

205. Junction of Knowle Lane Sidings with main line of Buckley

Railway, 1957

206. Connah’s Quay – Buckley railway, 1957

207. Buckley railway, timber bridge, 1957

208. Buckley railway bridges, 1957

209. Signal for Castle Firebrick crossing, 1957

210. Buckley Male Voice Choir singing in Hawarden Park, 1934 -

missing

211. Up train entering Buckley old station, 1957

212-213. Brook Hill Brickworks, staff and workmen, 1894 (see notes on

photographs)

214. Mount Pleasant Colliery (including railway engine and sidings),

1888

215. Belmont Brickworks, 1894

216. Parish church prior to alterations

217. Buckley Jubilee, c.1965 (127 items)

218. Excavating tramways at Butcher’s Hill, 1956 (3 items)

219. Buckley Outdoor Museum exhibits, 1970

220. Brickworks, Buckley (aerial photograph)

221. Buckley (aerial photograph)

222. Knowle Hill Brickworks (aerial photograph)

223. Buckley boundary post, Mold and Connah’s Quay Railway, 1957

224. Buckley Junction looking towards Wrexham, 1957

225. Down train at Buckley junction station, c.1935

226. Vicarage (postcard)


228. Methodist chapel, c.1928 (postcard) [Tabernacle Prim. Meth.]

229. The Cross, c.1910

230. Group at Buckley Jubilee, 1974

Buckley – PH/11/

231. New Swimming Baths, c.1928 (postcard) (see notes on

photographs)

232. Lane End, c.1920

233. Lane End, c.1910

234. Mountain Colliery

235. The smelt

236. Tabernacle Chapel

237. Plas Newydd, c.1906

238. Bus and horses decorated for Jubilee, 1896 (see notes on

photographs)

239. Buckley Jubilee, 1973 (21 photographs)

240. 1st Flintshire R.E. Volunteers Group in camp at Buckley, 1896

241. Hancocks Brickworks staff, c.1926

242. Joseph Tyson, headmaster, St. Matthew’s School (in O.S.

folder)

243. Buckley Jubilee procession, 1937

244. Brookhill brickworks, c.1906-8

245. Brick and Tile Company Limited, 1908

246. Shop of Thomas Snape, earthenware and china dealer

(probably Liverpool) showing Buckley ware

247. Buckley Palstave (2 photographs)

248. Unidentified group

249. Area of Buckley pottery excavations (6 items)

250. Possett Cup, 1970s

251. Padeswood Hall, c.1905 (postcard)

252. Memorial to Jonathan Catherall (erected 1830), 1978

253. Main Street, c.1903 (postcard)

254. Square and Wesleyan Chapel, c.1905 (postcard)

255. Mountain Colliery

256. Lane End Colliery

257. Elm Colliery ‘E’ Team Rescue Brigade (see notes on

photographs)

258. Parish church, exterior, c.1910 (postcard)

259. Parish church, interior, c.1910 (postcard)

Buckley – PH/11/

260. Old smelt, c.1916 (postcard)

261-73. Brook Street cottages and the Feathers Inn prior to demolition

and building of Prince of Wales Court flats

274. Main Street (UDC offices on left), c.1910 (postcard)

275. Unidentified group

276. Bistre Heights, off Well Street, c.1970

277. View of Castle Brick Works, with Northop Hall in the distance,

c.1970

278. St. Matthew Boy’s School, class III, c.1930

279. St Matthew Boy’s School, class V, c.1910

280. Buckley School. Standard From VII, c.1920

281. St Matthews Church ‘Lad’s Brigade’, c.1930 (see notes on

photographs)

282. St Matthews football team, 1933

283-284. Locomotives, Buckley brickworks. (Edward Ankers of the Old

Vicarage, Nercwys, is pictured in both photographs)

285-308. Board School groups – mixed, c.1894

309-316. Board School groups – boys, c.1894

317-322. Board School groups – girls, c.1894

323. Board School groups – staff, c.1894

324. [Photograph withdrawn]

325. Buckley Amateurs’ Football Club, 1913-1914 (postcard) (see


326. Buckley United Football Club team, c.1922 (see notes on

photographs)

327. Buckley United Methodists Football Club team, 1923-1924 (see


328 [Photograph withdrawn]

329. Buckley Amateurs’ Football Club team, outside Grandstand

public house, Burntwood, 1928-1929 (see notes on

photographs)

330. Buckley Football Club team, 1928-1929 (see notes on

photographs)

Buckley – PH/11/

331. Buckley Athletics Football Club team, 1920s (see notes on

photographs)

332. Buckley Town Football Club team, c.1930s (see notes on

photographs)

333. Buckley Jazz Band at Holywell, 1920s (see notes on

photographs)

334. Fred Birks, native of Buckley, who was awarded the Victoria

Cross medal.

335. Buckley Cricket Club, 1970s

336. Mr Eric Hughes, postman, on his rounds, December 1981

337. Mr Tom Lloyd, clearing snow from St Matthew’s church

lychgate, 1981

338. Buckley parish church, December 1981

339. Hawkesbury Hall and war memorial, December 1981

340. Buckley parish church, c.1910 (postcard0)

341. Lambs Pottery

342. R. Williams’ Central Stores, Daisy Hill

343. Dedication of the lychgate at St. Matthew’s church

344. Departure of the old bell at St. Matthew’s church, 1901

345. Delivery of new bells to St. Matthew’s church, 1902

346. Dedication of clock, bells, baptistery, font and porch at St.

Matthew’s church, 1902

347. Tabernacle chapel

348. Library and Council Chambers

349. Main Street, Buckley

350. Old windmill

351-352. Site of old colliery at Burntwood

353. Glass Row, Stanley Road

354. Buckley Cricket Club team, c.1910 (see notes on photographs)

355. Horse tram near the Trap, c.1920

356-370. Workshops at Hancock’s Brickworks under construction, 1953

371-372. Tabernacle Methodist Church, interior, 1971

373. Cemetery House and Chapel, c.1980

374. Buckley Jubilee Procession, 1920

Buckley – PH/11/

375. St. Matthew’s infant school, Group 2 and teacher

376. Buckley Brickworks (?)

377. Brunswick chapel

378. Brunswick chapel (interior)

379. Buckley Junction, c.1950s

380. St. Matthew’s Church tennis club (see notes on photographs)

381. St. Matthew’s Church school (see notes on photographs)

382. Lane End infants school, 1914 (same as 11/174) (see notes on

photographs)

383-393. Pageant in grounds of Vicarage, 1933

394. Buckley Territorials – Major Gibson and daughters

395. Wedding group (see notes on photographs)

396. Padeswood station and staff, c.1950s

397. Buckley Liberals with list of names, 1948-49

398. St. John’s Ambulance with list of names, c.1945 (postcard)

399. St. John’s Ambulance with list of names, c.1950

400. Collection of Buckley ware from Ewloe Pottery, 1923

401-405. Groups of actors in “Mikado”, 1934-35 (postcard)

406. Castle Works, new brick box kiln, 1972

407. Knowle Hill Clay Quarry, 1972

408. St. Matthew’s Church school group, c.1900

409. Padeswood and Buckley Railway Station and staff, c.1920 (see


410-411. Disused Truck ways near Lane End brickworks

412. Tabernacle chapel ‘Noble Women’, 1932 (see notes on

photographs)

413. Tabernacle chapel ‘Noble Women’, c.1942 (see notes on

photographs)

414. Tabernacle chapel, displaying new Sunday school banner, for

Jubilee Centenary, 1956 (see notes on photographs)

415. St. Matthew’s school, class of girls, 1922

416. The Cross, 1958

417. Council Chambers and Brunswick, 1958

418. Mold Road, with Moel Fammau in background

Buckley – PH/11/

419. Church Road and St. Matthew’s church, 1958

420. Interior of St. Matthew’s church

421. Emmanuel church, Bistre, 1958

422. Interior of public baths, 1958

423. ‘Old Age Pensioners Coronation Garden’, Lane End, 1958

424. Hawkesbury Garden of Rememberance and Elfed secondary

school, 1958

425. Buckley cricket field, 1958

426. The Common, with St. John’s Congregational church

427. Model of New Town Centre, c.1970

428. Council Chambers, c.1970

429. New Shops in Phase 1 of Town Centre Development, c.1970

430. New Fire Station, Brunswick Road, c.1970

431. Mountain Lane School, c.1970

432. Buckley Baths, c.1970

433. View from Pren Hill, c.1970

434. Westbury Avenue, Lane End, c.1970

435. Prince of Wales Court, Brook Street, c.1970

436. Elderly people’s bungalows, Elm Grove, c.1970

437. Bartwood Housing Estate, Pen y Coed Road, c.1970

438. Knowle Hill Clay Hole, 1972

439. Cottage at Buckley, 1969/1970

440. Buckley Clay Pit, 1969/1970

441. The Hope and Anchor, 1969/1970

442. Identification plate from German aircraft that crashed near

Ewloe place, May 29th 1941 (see notes on photographs)

443. Buckley Council School, class of boys and teachers, c.1922

444. Buckley Council School, class of boys and teachers, c.1922

445. Buckley Cricket Team, c.1932

446. St. Matthew’s Buckley Football Team, Flintshire League

Champions, 1933

447. Hughes Brothers, Haulage Contractor’s lorry, 1930s

448. Castle Brick Company Lorry, 1930s

449. Buckley Fire Brigade, c.1940-1941

Buckley – PH/11/

450. Castle Brick Company Sentinal Wagon, c.1930s

451. Silver Jubilee procession (George V), 1935

452. Buckley Jubilee, c.1910

453. Red Lion Inn, Liverpool Road, c.1900

454. World War I gun near Salvation Army hut

455. Nant Inn, c.1915

456. Nant Inn with landlord and family, 1916

457. Ship Inn, Brunswick Road, 1994

458. Horse and Jockey Inn, Drury, 1948

459. Red Lion Inn, Liverpool Road, 1920s

460. Cross Keys, Lane End, 1930s

461. G.H. Booth, painter and small ware dealer shop, Mill Lane,

c.1918

462. James Ellis’ garage, Mill Lane, c.1940

463. Chester Road, c.1910

464. St. Matthew’s Church, c.1899

465. Castle Fire Brick Company cricket team, 1928

466. Order of Ancient Shepherds (friendly society), c.1905

467. Unveiling tablet at St. John’s Church, 1942

468. Buckley Fire Brigade, c.1940

469. Main Street, c.1910

470. Knowle Lane Coal Company siding, c.1910

471. Bistre school pupils, 1913

472. Bistre National School staff, c.1927


474. Zion Chapel, 1960s

475. Pren Hill farm wedding, c.1925

476. Bistre school pupils performing at fête, c.1912

477. Grandstand [Inn], Padeswood, 1910

478. Main Street, Co-op stores, c.1910


480. The Cross/Lloyd’s Bank, c.1920

481. James Smith at Mountain Colliery, 1930s

482. Elm Colliery rescue team, 1930s

Buckley – PH/11/

483. Elm Colliery surface workers, c.1910

484. Elm Colliery workers, c.1900

485. Miners during coal strike, 1921

486. Mill Lane, 1980s

487. Roberts family in Chester Road, 1919

488. Roberts family at Lane End school, 1912

489-490. R. Roberts, picture-framer shop, Chester Road, c.1915

491. Charabanc, c.1915

492. Fruit and Veg. shop, c.1925

493. Drury Brickworks, 1950s

494. Brick making at Drury Brickworks, 1950s

495. Buckley Pantomime production of Cinderella, 1920s

496. H.E. Edwards, Garage proprietor

497. Brunswick Road, 1958

498. Hill’s fish and chip shop, The Cross, 1988

499. Buckley ‘Warships Week’, 1942

500. St. John’s Congregational church, c.1910

501 Buckley UDC, 1935

502. Buckley UDC, 1950s

503. Buckley UDC, 1971

504. Buckley UDC, 1983-85

505. Buckley UDC, 1991

506. Dr David Fraser, 1950s

507. Councillor Thomas E.D. Hibbert, c.1956

508. Solid-tyred bus owned by Richardson’s, Buckley, c.1920

509. Buckley Wednesday F.C., 1913/14

510. Elizabeth ‘Nana’ Hughes and Samuel Hughes of Hughes Bros.,

c.1914-1920

511. Thomas and Harold, Harold Bros., c.1914-1920

512. James Henry Hughes, c.1914

513. Hughes Family members, c.1914-1920

514. Hughes Bros. charabanc in Rhyl, mid 1920s

515. Hughes Bros. charabanc with James Hughes, 1928

Buckley – PH/11/

516. Tivoli Cinema, Buckley under construction, 1925 (see notes on

photographs)

517. Griffiths family headstone at St. John’s Churchyard, Buckley

(see notes on photographs)

518. The Cross, Buckley, c.1906 (postcard)

Buckley – PH/11/

Buckley Photographs in Document Collections

D/DM/419/48

Davison’s Top Works (12 items)

D/DM/434/6

(a) Buckley Engineers, volunteers, c.1890

(b) 3 generations of Buckley Brass bandmen, the Griffiths family

(c) Buckley Urban District Council Food Control Committee,

1917-20

(d) Rogers’ butchers shop, Lane End, Buckley, c.1890

D/DM/434/20

(a) Buckley Wednesday Football Club, season 1904-05

(b) Castle Fire Brick Works managers and others at Employees’

Field Day, 1946

D/DM/434/32

Buckley Glee Club c.1930 (outsize)

D/DM/434/33

New buildings at Shotton Steelworks, 1937-1939 (1 bundle)

D/DG/8

Album of photographs, Dick Whittington, 1933

D/DG/10-11

Pantomime photographs, 2 filed

D/DG/12

Presentation album, 1933

D/DG/37

Hancocks Brickworks

Buckley – PH/11/

D/DG/97

Buckley Drama Circle productions

D/DG/116

Opening of Queensferry bridge, March 1962

Caergwrle – PH/12/


Photographic CollectionCaergwrle

PH/12/

1. Castle (postcard)


3. Mill (postcard)

4. Mill, c.1909 (postcard)

5. Mill, c.1910 (postcard)

6. Spa (postcard)

7. Spa, c.1909 (postcard)

8. Pavilion, Caergwrle Spa, c.1909 (postcard)

9. Bridge and Dam, c.1942 (postcard)

10. Sarn Bridge (postcard)


12. Castle from Mountain Road (postcard)

13. Castle from Bryn Yorkin (postcard)

14. Caergwrle from the Castle (postcard)

15. Rhyddin Park, c.1909 (postcard)

16. Hope and Caergwrle (postcard)

17. High Street, c.1910 (postcard)

18. Castle Street, c.1905 (postcard)

19. Bridge End (postcard)

20. Railway Station, c.1918 (postcard)

21. Caergwrle in winter

22. Wesleyan Sunday School, 1903-4

23. Caergwrle Bank

24. Mill

25. Spa, c.1910

26. Rhyddyn Hall

27. Bridge Inn, 1966

28. ‘Caergwrle Castle and Wells’ Station board

29. Caergwrle Castle Station signal box, 1970


30. Police Station, 1971

31. Wesleyan Chapel, c.1910

32. Police Station, 1970

33. Spa, 1940s ?

34. Derby Road, 1961

35. Derby Road, 1964

36. Mill – weir and sluice-gate, 1966

37. Sarn Mill

38. Castle (Aerial view)

39. Castle, station and wells

40. Caergwrle Bowl

41. Plas yn Bwl, 1959

42. Plas yn Bwl, 1957

43. Plas yn Bwl (rear), 1959

44. Plas yn Bwl (old doorway)

45-51. Pack-horse bridge, 1957

52-56. Pack-horse bridge, c.1929

57. Bridge End river bridge from mill, c.1916

58. Main Street

59. Pack-horse bridge

60. Haymaking, c.1922

61-64. Castle, 1960

65. Castle, 1956

66. Bridge End Mill (postcard)

67. Castle, 1935

68. Bridge End Mill

69. Castle

70. The Old Castle Inn

71. Castle Area, 1964 (8 items)

72. The Bridge Temperance Refreshment Rooms, c.1910

73. Castle, c.1910 (postcard)

74. Castle (Aerial photograph)

75-79. Castle (Aerial photograph)

80.


81-85. Castle (Aerial photograph)

86. Village (coloured postcard)

87. Mill, 1928

88. Castle

89. High Street

90. Castle

91. View from Castle (postcard)


93. Bridge (postcard)


95. St. Cuthbert’s Tower, Caergwrle Spa

96. Wesleyan chapel, 1904

97. Wesleyan Sunday School group, 1912

98. Rev. Jackson, Presbyterian minister

99. Mold Road

100. High Street (with sheep)

101. Bridge End

102. High Street, Caergwrle

103. High Street, Caergwrle, looking towards Mold, Castle Inn on left

104. Castle dining rooms, Castle Street, Caergwrle

105. Old Post office, Castle Street, Caergwrle

106. Rhyddyn Hall, Caergwrle Spa

107. Derby Arms, Derby Road, Caergwrle

108. Derby Cinema, Castle Street, Caergwrle (now site of Evans

Bros.)

109. High Street, Caergwrle ?

110. Caergwrle Football team

111. Fellows Bridge, Caergwrle

112. Lassell and Sharman Ltd., brewery, Derby Road

113. Lassell and Sharman Ltd., brewery workers, Derby Road

114. Caergwrle Home Guard Band

115. Caergwrle from the Castle

116-117. Caergwrle Castle ruins

118. Caergwrle Castle from Bryn Yorkin


119. The weir, river and Mill house at Caergwrle

120. General view of Caergwrle

121. Bryn Yorkin, Caergwrle

122. 5 views of Caergwrle

123. The Castle, Caergwrle

124. Packhorse bridge, Caergwrle

125. The Castle

126. The Bowling Green, Bridge Inn

127. Group of workmen by railway bridge, Cefn y Bedd

128. Lassell and Sharman Brewers, delivery lorry

129. T. Crowe of Wrexham, greengrocers, delivery lorry outside

Castle Dining Rooms

130. Group of people and a horse, outside smithy(?), near Derby

Arms (see notes on photographs)

131. Caergwrle from the Castle Hill, c.1980s

132. Castle Ruins, c.1904 (postcard)

133. Wrexham Road from Castle Hill, c.1980s

134. View towards Hope Church from field east of Caergwrle Castle,

c.1910 (see notes on photographs)



Photographs in Document Collections

Caergwrle

D/DM/614/3

Wesleyan Chapel, Lower Street (built 1823)

Wesleyan Chapel, interior, 1904

Wesleyan Sunday School outing, 1903-1904

M. Williams, Class Leader, Wesleyan Chapel

Rev. Owen Lloyd and family, Presbyterian minister

Caergwrle Band, 1912

(All glass slides)

D/DM/294/19

Village, 1905

Caerwys – PH/13/


Photographic CollectionCaerwys

PH/13/


2. Parish church interior, c.1905 (postcard)




6. Parish church, c.1930s

7. Parish church, interior, c.1930s

8. Parish church, 1957

9. Parish church lychgate, 1957

10. Parish church plate, 1940




14. The Cross and Mostyn Street, c.1906 (postcard)

15. The Cross, c.1906 (postcard)

16. The Institute, c.1930s

17-18. The Cross, c.1910 (postcard)

19. Planting the new Cross tree, c.1920s



22. The Cross

23. The Cross, 1920s

24. The Cross, 1963

25. North Street, c.1906 (postcard)

26-7. North Street, c.1910

28. North Street, c.1915 (postcard)

29. South Street, c.1900

30. South Street, c.1905 (postcard)

31. South Street, c.1910 (postcard)

Caerwys – PH/13/

32-3. South Street, c.1910


35. South Street, c.1930s

36. Water Street

37-8. Water Street, c.1910

39. Water Street, c.1920 (postcard)

40. Water Street, c.1913

41. Picadilly, c.1910

42. Picadilly Inn, c.1901

43. Picadilly Inn, c.1925


45. High Street, c.1910-1914

46. Railway Station and Maes y Coed Hill, c.1905

47. Caerwys Hill, c.1930s

48. Footpath to Caerwys station, c.1930s

49. Town band, c.1896 (see notes on photographs)

50. Post Office, c.1915

51. School group, 1909

52-3. School groups, c.1915

54. Caerwys, c.1939 (aerial photograph)

55-58. Caerwys, 1956 (aerial photograph)

59. Eisteddfod group, 1896

60. Military Police, c.1908 (postcard)

61. Llidiart Cerrig tollgate, 1959

62. Divisional Officers at Caerwys Military Camp, 1909

63. ‘A’ Company, Liverpool Scottish at Caerwys Military Camp,1909

64. 5th Kings, Liverpool, Transport Stables, Caerwys Military Camp,

1909.

65. Pwll Gwyn Hotel, Mold-Denbigh Road, 1958

66-70. Cheese factory, c.1920

71. Workmen at Afonwen paper Mill, c.1900

72. Afonwen paper Mill, interior, c.1910

73-75. Afonwen Paper Mill, 1965

76. Afonwen Paper Mill, 1970s

Caerwys – PH/13/

77-80. Workmen at Caerwys Old Factory, c.1930

81. Caerwys Old Factory, c.1930

82. Fire at Caerwys Old Factory

83-88. Caerwys Old Factory

89-90. Maes y Coed, Afonwen, 1959

91-92. Bryn Sion, 1959

93-97. Plas Cerrig, 1959

98. Ty Isaf Barn – roof timbers, 1959

99. Pendre from Church Walk

100. Pendre

101-105. Proclamation of Eisteddfod, 1967

106. Thatched cottage, c.1890

107. Afonwen Cement Works, 1950s

108-109. Caerwys Hall, 1959

110. Maesmynnan Hall, Afonwen

111. The Fountain, Afonwen

112. Caerwys Station

113. Caerwys Rectory

114. Plasisa Mill

115.

116.

117.

118B. Afonwen Paper Mill

119. Denbighshire Portland Cement Company, Afonwen, Workmen

and Staff, 1906 (postcard)

120-121B. Denbigh to Chester Railway Line – the last train leaving

Caerwys Station, c.1968

122-125B. Aerial photographs of Caerwys, 22 November 1966

126-147B. Pendre Farmhouse, High Street (listed building) (see 13/50)

External views and details of interiors by Caerwys

Archaeological Group, c.1960 (see notes on photographs)

148. Afonwen, General view with train, c.1900

149. Afonwen, the Paper works (later Leather works) c.1900 (see


Caerwys – PH/13/

150. Afonwen, the Huntsman Inn (closed in 1980s)

151. Maesymynan Hall, Afonwen (distant view), c,1950

152. View from Post Office, west, Afonwen, early 1900s

153-154. Post Office and Craft Shop, Caerwys, c.1960s-1980s

Caerwys – PH/13/

Caerwys Photographs in Document Collections

D/DM/53/17

Photograph Mr. J. Herbert Lewis

D/DM/53/31

Album – visit to South Africa of Mr. J. Herbert Lewis

D/DM/386/3

Flint and Denbigh Dairy School, Caerwys

D/L/31

Collection of photographs

Cilcain – PH/14/


Photographic CollectionCilcain

PH/14/


2. Moel Fammau from the Leete path, c.1920s (postcard)

3. ‘Last half mile’, Moel Fammau, c.1916 (postcard)

4. Cilcain from the valley, c.1956 (postcard)

5. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau and Nant Alyn (2 views) c.1910

(postcard)

6. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau, c.1910 (postcard)

7. Cwm House, Moel Fammau, c.1920s (postcard)



10. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau (postcard)

11. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau, c.1910

12. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau

13. Jubilee Tower, Moel Fammau, c.1912

14. Lorry on summit of Moel Fammau, 1935 (see notes on

photographs)

15. Cilcain Village, 1950s

16. Cilcain village (postcard)

17. Cilcain village

18. Reservoir, Hawarden and District Waterworks

19. Bracken patterns on hillside, 1959

20. Boundary stone on enclosure awards, 1959

21. Parish church, east windows, 1939

22. Parish church, east window of nave, 1939

23. Parish church, 1933

24. Parish church tower, 1933

25. Parish church, roof carvings, 1957

26. Village, c.1910

27. The Riding School (Bryn Awelon), c.1940s

Cilcain – PH/14/

28. The Square, c.1920s

29. Village and Post Office, c.1915

30. Village from the church tower, c.1920s

31. Pentre, c.1940s

32-35. Ty Ucha, 1957

36-37. Maes y Groes, 1957

38-42. Plas yn Llan, 1959

43. Gwrachen, 1943

44.

45.

46-48. Ty Isaf, 1955

49-50. Ty Isaf, 1950s?

51.

52.

53.

54. Moel Fammau, c.1940s

55. Pentre, c.1910

56. Near village, c.1920s

57-63. Gold mine

64. Smithy

65. Children on smithy steps

66. The Nook, c.1905

67. Plas Yw, 1959

68. Ffynnon Leinw prior to clearance

69. Bridge over stream, Pentre, c.1920s

70-71. Cilcain club and band at the Nook, c.1907

72. Trial Hill

73. Pentre, c.1920s

74. Wallacre, c.1940s (postcard)

75. Vicarage, c.1940s (postcard)

76. Village, c.1950s (postcard)

77. Reservoir, opening ceremony, 1910


79. Moel Arthur, 1960s

Cilcain – PH/14/

80.

81.

82.

83.

84.

85.

86.

87.

88.

89.

90. Village, c.1912

91. Village, 1923 (postcard)

92. Village (with chapel in foreground), c.1920s (postcard)

93-144. Brithdir Mawr (interior and exterior), 1958-1961

145-146. Brithdir Mawr outbuildings

147. Bron-y-Graig, c.1948

148. Bron-y-Graig, 1960-1986

149.

150.

151-175. Cefn Goleu Cairn excavations and finds, 1950-1954 (103

photos) (Filed under PH/F)

176. Jubilee Tower or Moel Fammau

177-183. Cilcain Church, 1990

Connah’s Quay – PH/15/


Photographic CollectionConnah’s Quay

PH/15/

1. L. & N.W. Motor Omnibus, c.1906 (postcard)

2. General view, c.1912 (postcard)

3. St. Mark’s Church, c.1910 (postcard)

4. Procession, c.1905 (postcard)

5. Procession, c.1906 (postcard)

6. Wepre Park, c.1920s (coloured postcard)

7. General view, c.1910 (postcard)

8. A country lane, c.1920s (coloured postcard)

9. High Street, c.1920s (coloured postcard)

10. War Memorial, c.1920s (coloured postcard)

11. St. Mark’s Church, interior, c.1920s (coloured postcard)

12. The river at Connah’s Quay, c.1920s

13. Ironmongers and Toy Shop, High Street, c.1905

14-15. L.N.W.R. bus, c.1905

16. Installation of Deeside Industrial Water main on Wepre Bridge,

1915

17. High Street, 1925 (from postcard)

18-19. Heavy snowfall, December 1981

20. Chester House, c.1940s

21. Nos. 6 and 8 Cable Street, c.1960s?

22. R.C. Church and Hippodrome, c.1915

23. High Street, c.1930s?

24. High Street, c.1920s? (See duplicate 15/188)

25. High Street, c.1925?

26-27. High Street, property to be demolished, 1959

28. Presbyterian Church, c.1940s?

29. Wepre Drive, c.1950s?

30. 12 views of Deeside, 1925

31-32. Claremont, Mold Road, c.1930s?


33. Plas Top y Fron, 1959

34. Cottage at bottom of Golftyn Lane, 1966 (see notes on

photographs)

35. Power Station, c.1960s

36. Tramroad through Plantation Wood, c.1965

37. Top y Fron, 1959

38. Connah’s Quay-Northop Hall railway line, c.1950s?

39. Connah’s Quay Band, 1920?

40. T. & H. Price, Butchers, Wepre Buildings, c.1912 (see notes on

photographs)

41. Christmas Beef (Price Butchers, 151 High Street), 1910 (see


42. ‘Englefield Lordship’ Boundary Stone between Connah’s Quay

UD and Hawarden Rural, c.1960s

43. Freme family of Wepre Hall during game of bowls, c.1917 (see


44. Wepre Hall servants, c.1900?

45. Wepre Hall shooting party, c.1900?

46. Shoot in Wepre Woods, c.1910

47. Bag for one day’s shooting at Wepre Hall, c.1920 (see notes on

photographs)

48. Horse and groom, Wepre Hall, c.1910?

49. Wepre Hall, greenhouse, c.1900

50. Wepre Hall, c.1950s?

51. The Wharf, c.1912

52-55. Wepre Hall, 1961

56-58. Wepre Hall, 1958

59

60.

61-66. Wepre Hall, 1960

67. Wepre Brook bridge, downstream, c.1940s?

68. Wepre Brook bridge, upstream, c.1940s?

69. Bridge in Wepre Woods, c.1940s

70-71. Wepre Woods, c.1940s?


72. Wepre Shoot, c.1920s?

73. Wepre Brook, old Banks Field, 1903

74. Wepre Brook, Hay Field Old Banks, 1903

75. Artificial lake at Wepre Hall, c.1920s?

76-77. Artificial mound at Wepre Hall Meadow, c.1950s?

78-79. Frozen waterfall, Wepre Park during winter 1981-1982.

80. The Dee Bore, 1906

81-83. Stone heads found in Wepre Hall excavation, c.1960s

84. Well Head in Kelsterton Lane, 1959

85-90. Ruins of Kelsterton Brewery, 1959

91. Coat of Arms over front doorway, Kelsterton Hall, 1959

92. Site of Engineering Block, Flintshire Technical College, 1950

93. Steel Structure, 1951

94. Dining Room and Administration Block, 1952

95-96. Technical College, c.1952

97. Site of Administration Block, 1950

98. Site of Main Entrance Hall, 1950

99-100. Laying the Foundation Stone, 1953

101-107. Opening of the Flintshire Technical College, 1953

108. Connah’s Quay Docks, Salmon net fishing, c.1910?

109. Quay House, c.1890-1900

110. Quay House, c.1905

111. The Quay House, c.1910? (from postcard)

112. The Conway

113. River Dee at Connah’s Quay, c.1860-1862 (from postcard)

114. River Dee nr. Connah’s Quay, c.1920s? (from postcard)

115. Low water at Connah’s Quay, c.1910?

116-117. The derelict port of Connah’s Quay, 1969

118. Ship-building yard – employees, c.1900 (see notes on

photographs)

119. Local men who built ships, c.1900? (see notes on photographs)

120. Ship’s figure-head (found in garden at Wepre Hall Lane), 1967

121. Derelict port of Connah’s Quay

122. The Wharf


123. The Old Convict Ship, c.1910

124. On board Volunteer, 1901

125. Schooner Florette, c.1915

126. Schooner Florette, c.1920s

127. Fishermen in boats, with ships at dockside, c.1910

128. Docks, c.1895

129. Docks, c.1900?

130. Docks, c.1905

131. Docks, 1959

132. Docks, c.1959?

133. Schooner Ellen Harrison and steamer Aranci at Docks

134. Schooner Kathleen and May at Appledore, Devon, 1970

135. Tug Taliesen

136. Swedish ship with cargo of timber in Docks, 1959

137. S/S Red Hand (capsized and sank at mouth of River Dee), 1927

138. Schooner and steamship (unidentified), c.1920s?

139. Schooners (unidentified) at Docks, c.1910

140. S/S Shotton, 1909

141. S/S Rosabelle, c.1920s

142. The Grain Elevator towed by tug Taliesin past Connah’s Quay,

1926

143. Schooner David and Doris

144. My Lady

145. Schooner J&M Garratt

146. ‘Jane Banks’

147. Crew of Clan Evans, 1907 (see notes on photographs)

148. S/S Hove, c.1950s

149. Sam Evans

150. Florence Petherick (Whitehaven) in dock

151. Dispatch

152. Schooner Mary Ann Mandle, 1920s ?

153. View from front door of house, during severe snow of January

1982


154. View from front door of house, during severe snow of January

1982

155. Shipyard engineering department employees, 1920

156. Schooner Useful, c.1920s

157. Volunteers, c.1900

158. Schooner Useful, c.1920s

159. Quay House, 1906

160. Coleclough family of the Quay House, c.1906

161. The Robert Brown in dry dock near Quay House

162. Clipper Enterprise (scale model, Grosvenor Museum) (postcard)

163. S/S Fairfield, c.1920s (outsize) – missing

164. S/S Mourne, c.1920s (outsize)

165. Early motor car (Deeside ?), c.1920s

166. Connah’s Quay Silver Band, 1908 (see notes on photographs)

167. Schooners at Docks, c.1920s

168. Steamship (unidentified), c.1920s

169. Schooner Dispatch, c.1910

170. Ferguson and Baird, shipwrights, c.1890 (see notes on

photographs)

171. Schooner (unidentified), c.1920s

172. S/S Merwick Dor…?, c.1920s

173. Steamship (unidentified), c.1920s

174. Steamship Rosabelle

175. Steamship Rosabelle

176. Shipping at Docks, c.1920s

177-178. Ryelands at dock.

179. L.N.W.R. Bus, c.1905 (postcard)

180. S/S Mourne, c.1910?

181. The Sarah Latham, c.1910?

182. Silver Prize Band, 1908

183. The Old Quay House, c.1900?

184. St. Mark’s School, c.1890s?

185. Wepre Hall, c.1910? (from postcard)

186. High Street, flooded, c.1920s (see notes on photographs)


187. High Street (looking towards Shotton from Dock Road), c.1920s

(postcard)

188. High Street (view from Ship Inn), c.1920 (from postcard)

189. Steam crane at docks, c.1910

190. St. Mark’s Church, c.1905 (postcard)

191. St. Mark’s Church, c.1960s (postcard)

192. High Street, c.1920s

193. Nightfall on Deeside, 1970s

194. Church Street, c.1910 (coloured postcard)

195. The Shipyard, c.1900 (from postcard)

196. Schooner Kate (at Cardiff Docks?), c.1910

197. Crew on board Schooner Kate, c.1915

198. Crew on Deeside ship, c.1915

199. Schooner Robert Brown, before 1895

200. S/S Warita, 1930s

201. S/S Wilitia, 1920s

202. Kathleen and May (at Appledore, Devon), 1960s

203. Wepre Drive, c.1913 (coloured postcard)

204. Wepre Mills (Wm. Blease and family in foreground), 1880

205-206. Malvina under construction, pre-1910

207. Launching Malvina, pre-1910

208. Apollo towing the Malvina to Liverpool, pre-1910

209-210. Shipbuilding and Apollo towing Malvina?

211-213. Wildflowers with boat adapted for shooting – a “gunpunt” (see


214-215. Launching of a schooner, 1901

216-218. Quay House

219. Wepre Mill, 1975

220. Robert Ellis (‘Conk’) a Connah’s Quay character on horseback

221. Female servants at Wepre Hall, 1890

222. Church Lads Football Team, 1917-1918

223. The Protection

224. Launching of Earl Cairns

225. J.M. Garratt at docks, 1930


226. North Barrule

227. E. Hughes’ shop, Chester House

228. Wepre Presbyterian church

229. V.E. Day celebration street party, Railway Terrace

230. John Williams’ brickyard employees, c.1906

231. Brickyard employees

232. St. Mark’s school boys, c.1907-8

233. View from power station cooling tower, 1950s

234. Shipping at dock

235. Sailing vessels near docks

236. Group of Cubs and Scouts

237. Lt. Col. Marriot, Harbour Master and founder of Boy Scout

Movement with Baden Powell

238. Workshop, Deeside (Connah’s Quay?)

239. Children landing the nets

240. High Street

241. Scale model of the clipper Enterprise (postcard)

242. Construction of the Allegheny, c.1919-20

243-244. Launch of the Allegheny, 1921

245. ?S.S. Temple of Mostyn at Connah’s Quay

246-248. Unidentified shipping

249. Launch of the Allegheny, 1921

250. Shipyard

251-252. Salmon Netsmen

253. Connah’s Quay Power Station, 1971

254. Schooner Lizzie May, c.1900-1930s

255. Sailing Ship Sam Evans, c.1900-1930s

256. Schooner Dee(?), c.1900-1930s

257. Connah’s Quay Shipyard, c.1900-1930s

258. Connah’s Quay Shipyard, showing Quay House Inn and

schooner Robert Brown, c.1900-1930s

259. Unidentified steam ship

260. Connah’s Quay Silver Band?, c.1900

261. Boys’ school group and teacher, c.1900


262. High Street, c.1905

263. St. Mark’s Church, c.1905

264. St. Mark’s Church, interior, c.1905

265. Lloyd Williams’ furniture and carpet shop, c.1910

266. Procession of boys brigade, c.1910

267. R.C. Church and Hippodrome, c,1910

268. Connah’s Quay Male Voice Choir, 1913

269. Football team (winners of Wales school league?), 1913

270. Group of R.A.F. airmen, c.1914-1918

271. R.A.F. airmen, c.1914-1918

272. W.R.A.F. officer, c.1914-1918

273. Peace celebrations procession, 1919

274. Football team, c.1920s

275. Connah’s Quay Cricket Club, c.1947

276-277. Remembrance Day, c.1920s

278. Connah’s Quay and Shotton F.C., 1930-1931

279-280. Connah’s Quay/Shotton boundary stone, 1990

281. Stretch of River Dee known as “The Lony Swim” looking towards

Connah’s Quay Power Station, 1990

282-283. Remains of Silica Works, 1990

284. Site of Connah’s Quay and Shotton railway loop line, 1990

285. Railway crossing keepers’ house at Maud Street, 1990

286. Old goods depot, Maud Street, 1990

287. The approach to Primrose Street, c.1948

288. Quayside (with sailing and steam ships), c.1900

289. Lt. Com. E.L. Marriott, RNR, customs office, Connah’s Quay,

(also first scoutmaster 1st Connah’s Quay Scouts)

290. The Wharf, Connah’s Quay, c.1904 (postcard) (copy of 15/122)

291. Rev. Thomas Williams, Vicar of Connah’s Quay, c.1900

292. Unidentified House, c.1900 (postcard)

293. J. Green, Grocer’s shop

294-296. Unidentified groups of teachers and pupils

297. V.E. Day – Celebration street party, 1945

298. Connah’s Quay Civic Centre


299. Coronation Gardens, 1953

300. Festival of Britain Gardens, 1955

301. St. Mark’s Church, 1953

302. St. Mark’s Church, 1948

303. High Street and Presbyterian Church, 1953

304. High Street and Presbyterian Church, 1955

305. Site of the Technical School (Kelsterton College), 1948

306. Clough’s Housing Estate, Howard Street, 1948

307. The Fron Hill, 1948

308. Wepre Hall, 1948

309. Wepre Hall, 1953

310. Gardens, Wepre Hall, 1953

311. Woods, Wepre Park, 1953

312. Woods, Wepre Park, 1948

313. The Rock and Shore,1949

314. View “up river”, 1949

315. The power station, 1955

316. J. Green’s Grocery Shop, High Street, Connah’s Quay, c.1890

317. Postcard of Wepre Hall, c.1935

318. Vitamins Week (National Milk function) – mothers and children

at Old Council Offices, Connah’s Quay, 1947 – Missing (copy

can be seen in notes on photographs folder)

319. Wepre Drive

320. Hall Lane, Connah’s Quay with Round House on the left, c.1958

321. View from Hall Lane towards Broad Oak, Connah’s Quay,

c.1958

322-323. Overlapping views – from top of Mold Road, showing Red Hall

Avenue on right, Prince’s brickworks on left and in the distance,

John Symmer’s Steelworks, c.1958

324. Prisoner of War Camp, Cae Llys Farm, Mold Road, Connah’s

Quay, 2006 (see notes on photographs)

Cwm – PH/16/


Photographic CollectionCwm

PH/16/

1. Marian Hill

2. Marian Hill

3. View of village and church

4. Fron

5. Fron Barn

6. Fron Barn datestone

7. Pentre Cwm, 1961

8-9. Pentre, Cwm, 1957

10. Pentre, Cwm, 1958

11. Pentre, Cwm, 1961

12. Tan y Bryn

13. Tan y Bryn

14. Terfyn Farm (coloured)

15. Terfyn Farm on the Cwm-Dyserth parish boundary (coloured)

16. Rhuallt Hall, c.1930

17. Rhuallt Hall, c.1930

18. Ty Celyn

19. Plan yn llan 1962 (coloured)

20. Pwllhalog, 1957

21-22. Pwllhalog, 1957

23. Pwllhalog, 1958

24. Pwllhalog (from a distance), 1957

25. Marian Hill

26. Blue Lion Inn, c.1910 (postcard)

27. Plas yn Llan, 1950s

Dyserth – PH/17/


Photographic CollectionDyserth

PH/17/

1. Dyserth Church (postcard)

2. Tombs of Welsh Princes (postcard)

3. Bodrhyddan Hall (postcard) Valchrome

4. White Drawing Room, Bodrhyddan Hall (postcard)

5. St. Mary’s Well, Bodrhyddan (postcard)

6. New Motor Rail, c.1908 (postcard)

7. Waterfall, c.1907 (postcard)

8. Waterfall, c.1904 (postcard)

9. Waterfall (2) (Finlow) (stereoscopic view)

10-11. Dyserth Castle, c.1906

12-15. Dyserth Castle

16. Moat, Dyserth Castle

17-18. Dyserth Castle

19. View from above waterfall, 1966

20. Marian Mills

21. Bassoon

22. Aerial view of Dyserth

23. Overturned lorry, c.1932

24-26. Talargoch engine house

27. Smithy

28. The last miller, Llewerllyd Mill

29. Parish church

30-43. Llewerllyd Mill

44. Pentre Mill

45-46. School, High Street, 1966

47. David Williams of Dyserth, Shepherd – Welsh Methodist

48. Welsh women of Dyserth

49. Old Wesleyan Chapel

50. Chelsea Cottage, Dyserth

Dyserth – PH/17/

51-56. Old Smithy demolition

57-60. Siambr Wen

61. White Rose bus

62. View towards Rhyl, 1966

63. Coach party at Dyserth

64. Passengers on Dyserth railway coach

65. Dyserth railway

66. New motor train

67. ‘B’ Squadron Dyserth Troupe at Worlingham Competiton

68. Prestatyn to Dyserth by motor rail

69. Dyserth to Prestatyn railway

70. By the river

71. Railway coach and platform

72. Waterfall, c.1907

73. Dyserth village (postcard)


75-76. The waterfalls

77. Upper Dyserth

78. Dyserth above waterfalls

79. Charles Cartwright, Army Veterinary Surgeon, on horseback,

c.1914

80. Dyserth from above the falls

81. Dyserth from the bridge

82. Charles Cartwright (Army Veterinary Surgeon), on left with

assistants looking after Army horses, c.1914

83. Upper Dyserth

84. High Street

85.

86. D.C. Jones’ shop, Upper Dyserth

87. P. William’s shop

88. D. Jones’ shop

89. Upper Dyserth

90. New Dyserth

91. Old cottages

Dyserth – PH/17/

92. Lime Works

93.

94. Welsh ladies at Wern House

95. Delightful Dyserth

96.

97.

98

99

100. The Cross Keys

101. Village

102.

103. New chapel

104. Weaver’s cottage

105. Post Office

106-111. Village

112. Edward Jones – Traps to Rhyl

113-119. Village

120. Quarry

121. Moel Hiraddug

122. War Effort Fete, 1918 ?

123. Waterfall (postcard)

124. Armistice Day Service, 1924

125. Unveiling of Memorial

126. Dyserth above falls, c.1921

127. Laying Foundation Stone

128. Church, c.1905

129. House builders

130-131. Opening Hiraddug School ?

132. Building new school ?

133. Waterfall

134. Cutting the sod (occasion unknown)

135. Group of Dyserth people (occasion unknown)

136. Dyserth woman on donkey

137. Waterfalls

Dyserth – PH/17/

See also the following –

D/DM/384/2, 4 and 6 D.J. Thomas’ papers

D/DM/439/2-5 Sir Geoffrey Summer’ papers

138. Waterfalls (postcard) Photolette

139. Railway (postcard)

140. Nant y Fuarch excavations (Caves 1958)

141. Train on Dyserth-Meliden line

142. Waterfalls, 1883

143. Churchyard

144. Village (postcard)

145. New Dyserth (postcard)

146-147. Dyserth (postcard)

148. Rail motor (no.7), c.1910

149. The Waterfall (postcard)

150. The Vicarage

151. Long Acre

152. Old Village and Falls

153. Village, c.1908

154. Village – Penisa Cross Roads before 1920

155. The ‘Green Hill’

156. Interior of Church – with oil lamps

157. Looking down High Street

158. Pen Issa

159. Marian Hill Café – Mrs Rogers’ famous hot cakes

160. Rev. John Evans Jones, vicar of Dyserth (1907-1934) and Mrs

Jones

161. Church and Vicarage

162. Canol y dre (on left) and Laundry (white cottage on right)

163. Stables, etc. at back of Vicarage

164. Gates at Bodnant by John Edward Roberts, blacksmith of

Dyserth?

165. ‘Central Buildings’ – corner of High Street and Lower Foel Road

166. Thatched cottages, Weaver’s Lane

Dyserth – PH/17/

167. First Grove Hill

168. Waterfalls and old Mill

169-170. Station 1950

See also the following –

D/DM/384/2 Dyserth (old) school – teachers and pupils, c.1900 (3 items)

D/DM/384/8 Collection of slides

171. Daily mail coach between Dyserth and Rhyl

172. Castle

173.

174. Grave of Addy, pet dog of a vicar of Dyserth

175-187. Dyserth railway, 1967-1968

188-191. Dyserth railway, Wirral Railway Tour Society excursion, 1969

192. Five views of Dyserth, c.1941

193. Parish Council Dinner & Dance, 1974

194. Waterfall

195. Waterfall, c.1904

196. Dyserth Railway

197. Old tombs, 17th Century?

198. Waterfall

199. Dyserth Castle

200. View of Dyserth Castle and house

201-208. House near castle before, during, and at completion of building

improvements, c.1907

Ewloe – PH/18/


Photographic CollectionEwloe

PH/18/

1-4. Ewloe Castle Welsh Tower (postcard)

5. Old Post Office, c.1910

6. Ruins of Ewloe Castle

7. Ruins of Ewloe Castle

8. Ewloe Castle West Tower (postcard)

9. General view (including Crown and Liver), c.1925 (postcard)

10. Boar’s Head Inn (postcard)

11. Crossroads near Boar’s Head Inn (postcard)

12. Boar’s Head Inn (postcard)

13. 5 views (postcard)

14. Felling of Elm Colliery chimney, c.1928

15. Carline’s Farm

16. Carline’s Farm

17. Carline’s Farm, 1961

18. Joseph Bennion, Flintshire Volunteer, 1903

19. Group outside Stag’s Head Inn, c.1916 (see notes on

photographs)

20-22. Bridge in Ewloe Woods

23-25. Thatched cottage on Aston Hill, 1958

26-27. The Thatch (interior), 1958

28. The Thatch, 1958

29.

30-31. Ewloe Castle Welsh Tower

32. Ewloe Castle Welsh Tower

33. Ewloe Castle West Tower, c.1967

34. Ewloe Castle moat, 1967

35. Ewloe Castle Welsh Tower, 1967

36-37. Ewloe Castle West Tower, 1967

Ewloe – PH/18/

38. Ewloe Castle

39. Ewloe Castle, 1963



42-44. Ewloe Castle, 1967

45. Ewloe Castle

46. Ewloe Castle

47. St. Winefride’s church

48-50. Church of the Holy Spirit under construction (interior)

51-53. Church of the Holy Spirit under construction

54. Church of the Holy Spirit, doorway

55-59. Church of the Holy Spirit

60. Church of the Holy Spirit and Rev. Thomas

61. Church of the Holy Spirit

62-65. Church of the Holy Spirit (interior)

66-67. Group of the clergy at consecration of the Church of the Holy

Spirit, 1938

68. Group of consecration of the Church of the Holy Spirit, 1938

69. Ewloe Green Council School Group ‘A’, 1910

70. Ewloe Green Council School Group ‘B’, 1910

71. Ewloe Green Council School Group ‘C’, 1910

72. Ewloe Green Council school teachers, 1910

73-77. Ewloe Castle (aerial view)

78. Church of the Holy Spirit (postcard)

79. Church of the Holy Spirit (interior) (postcard)

80. Ewloe Castle (postcard)

81. Castle Hill Brewery – bottling room (see notes on photographs)

82-84. Castle Hill Brewery – employees, c.1935 (see notes on

photographs)

85. Castle Hill Brewery – Fox family (see notes on photographs)

86. Castle Hill Brewery – Fox family (with motorcycles), c.1915 (see


87-90. Castle Hill Brewery – Coronation festivities, 1937 (see notes on

photographs)

Ewloe – PH/18/

91-92. John Fox – co-founder of Castle Hill Brewery (portrait)

93-94. James Hayes, co-founder of Castle Hill Brewery (portrait)

95. Ewloe Wood Farm, c.1912

96. The Thatch, 1916 (see notes on photographs)

97. Castle Bank Cottage, 1916 (see notes on photographs)

98. Ewloe Green British School Group ‘D’, 1902 (photocopy)

99. School Group I

100. Ewloe Barn Farm, 1920s (see notes on photographs)

101-102. Ewloe Castle Welsh Tower (postcards)

103-104. Ewloe Green Council School staff, 1921 (see notes on

photographs)

105B. Cottage or Stanford Way, Ewloe, c.1930 (see notes on

photographs)

106. Duffer’s Hill, Ewloe

107B. School – chapel of St. Winifred’s, 1895

108B. Carline’s Farm

109. Old thatched cottages, Stamford Way, Ewloe, c.1930s

110. Ewloe Barn (Castle) Brickworks, 1972

111. Building of Ewloe Green School, Horace Price far right

112. Price family, Ewloe Green, 1901 (see notes on photographs)

Ffynnongroew – PH/19/


Photographic CollectionFfynnongroew

PH/19/

1. Ffynnongroew (postcard) Perfection, c.1908

2. Point of Ayr Colliery (postcard)

3. Garth Mills, c.1905 (postcard)

4. Garth Mill, 1909 (postcard)

5. Garth Mill

6. Garth Mill

7. Wesleyan Chapel

8. Unidentified non-conformist minister?

9. Dovecote at Tan Llan Mawr



12. Dovecote at Tan Llan Bach



15. Llinegr – see also 19/69

16. Ysgol Mornant, Ffynnongroew






22. The Leet, leading to Garth Mill

23. Garth Cottage, c.1900

24. Ffynnongroew Coronation Band, 1902

25. The Boot and Shoe Shop, c.1900

26. Ffynnongroew

27. Parish Church

28. Mostyn Road, Ffynnongroew

29. Main Road, Ffynnongroew


30. Garth, Ffynnongroew

31. The ‘Britannia’ float, 1919 (see notes on photographs)

32. Group from the float, Peace Day celebrations, 1919

33. Boot and Shoe Shop, 1920

34. The Dee from Ffynnongroew

35. The Rhiw

36. Main Street, c.1920 (see notes on photographs)

37. Main Street looking North West, c.1920 (see notes on

photographs)


39. The Well

40. The Dam, c.1940s

41. General View, c.1937

42. Main Road, c.1937

43. Ffynnongroew and District Choral Society, c.1949

44. Interior of ‘Moriah’ Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, c.1933

45. Group responsible for feeding delegates to a Conference at the

Chapel, c.1921 (see notes on photographs)

46. The new Boot and Shoe Shop, 1925 (see notes on

photographs)

47. A Sunday School class, c.1920

48. Infants school class, c.1922

49. Ffynnongroew Male Voice Choir, c.1930

50. T.E. Jones, Musician (see notes on photographs)

51. A Sunday school class, 1931 (see notes on photographs)

52. A Sunday school class, 1940 (see notes on photographs)

53. Interior of Church, c.1885

54. “Bethania”, Wesleyan Chapel before 1938

55. Wesley House, Ffynnongroew, c.1910

56. Main Road, Ffynnongroew

57. Council School, Ffynnongroew

58. Coronation Band, Ffynnongroew, c.1902

59. Ffynnongroew District Male Voice Choir, 1920

60. Ffynnongroew Band


61. Garth Mills (postcard) 1932

62. Ministers of a chapel at Ffynnongroew

63. Quarterly meeting of Methodist Circuit?

64. Deacons of a chapel at Ffynnongroew


66. Point of Ayr Colliery, c.1906

67. Ffynnongroew Male Voice Choir in Chambanc?, c.1925

68. Peter Blackwell’s Grocer’s Shop, c,1905 (see notes on

photographs)

69. Llinegr Hill – same photo as 19/15 but cropped, coloured and

captioned as postcard

70. Ffynnongroew County School, c.1930

Flint – PH/20/


Photographic CollectionFlint

PH/20/

1. Flint Castle, c.1940s? (postcard)

2. The Old Castle, c.1905? (postcard)

3. Flint Castle, c.1905 (postcard)

4. Flint Castle, c.1908 (coloured postcard)

5. Mr. D. Lloyd George speaking at Flint, 1922

6. Bryn-y-Cwn, c.1905 (coloured postcard)

7. The Rectory, c.1906 (coloured postcard) (see notes on

photographs)

8. The Bungalows, Flint Mountain, c.1908 (coloured postcard)

9. Bryn Edwin Hall, c.1910 (coloured postcard)

10. Flint Mill, c.1905 (coloured postcard)

11. Nant, c.1906 (coloured postcard)

12. Flint Mountain, c.1908 (coloured postcard)

13. Pwll-y-Wrach, Flint Mountain, c.1909 (coloured postcard)

14. Parish church, the New Altar, 3 November 1955

15. Courtaulds’ Works, c.1910? (postcard)

16. Courtaulds Ltd Factory, c.1910? (postcard)

17. The Flood, Oakenholt, August 1927

18. Council Chambers, Town Hall (postcard)

19. Flint Mountain Village, c.1920s? (postcard)

20. Entrance to the Nant, c.1920? (postcard)

21. Tyddyn, c.1920s (postcard)

22. Flint Mountain, c.1905 (postcard)

23. Flint Mountain Village and Post Office, c.1910? (postcard)

24. Coed-y-cra Mill, c.1920? (postcard)

25. The Square, c.1920s? (postcard)

26. The Square and new Bank, c.1920s? (postcard)

27. Church Street, c.1920s? (postcard)

28. Church Street, c.1905 (postcard)

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29. Delivery of Mayor H.R. Thomas’s new car, 1922

30. T.H. Pumphrey, ironmonger, c.1920 (see notes on photographs)

31. Nant and Flint Mountain Village, c.1909 (postcard)

32. “Having a good blow at Flint”, c.1911 (postcard)

33. The Block Farm, c.1910 (postcard)

34. Trelawny Square, c.1920s? (postcard)

35. The Castle, c.1910? (postcard)

36. Mr F.R. Benson and Company in Richard II at Flint Castle

(stereoscopic postcard), August 1899

37. Church Street, c.1923

38-62. Flint, c.1960s? Aerial photographs

63-71. Courtaulds Exhibition 1967 (66 is a duplicate of 64)

72. Flint Castle, c.1953

73. Flint Castle

74.

75.

76.

77. Flint Castle, c.1953

78. Flint Castle, north eastern Tower, 1965

79. Flint Castle and cannon, c.1930s?

80. Flint Castle, 1957

81. Flint Castle, c.1960s? Aerial Photographs (2 items)

82. Flint Castle, c.1960s?

83. Flint Gaol, front, 1961

84. Flint Gaol, front, 1962

85. Flint Gaol, rear, 1962

86. Flint Gaol, old door at rear, 1961

87. Flint Gaol, corner of East wing, 1962

88-89. Flint Gaol, rear, 1962

90. Flint Gaol, cell window, 1961

91. Stone hammer at Oakenholt Hall

92.

93. Pottery and wine flagons from the well at the site of Woolworths,

1957

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94. Manor Farm

95-98. Manor Farm, 1969

99. Pentre, Roman site, 1962

100-101. Bryn y Cwn, Castle Motte?, 1958

102. Flint Mountain

103. Church Street

104. War Memorial Obelisk, Trelawny Square

105. Flint Church, entrance, c.19..?

106. Flint Town Hall, c.1910

107. Flint Town Hall, c.1907

108. Flint Town Hall, c.1940s

109. Trelawney Square, 1958

110. London and North Western Railway Bus, c.1900?

111. Church Street, c.1920s? (from postcard)

112. Church Street, c.1940s? (from postcard)

113. Church Street and new Plaza, c.1950s? (from postcard)

114. Coach and Horses [Inn], Flint Mountain, c.1910? (from postcard)

115. 5 views of Flint (including Post Office, Castle, Nant, Church

Street, Flint Mountain village), c.1910

116. Earl Street, 1973

117. Church Street, 1973

118-124. Manor Farm, 1973

125. Chapel Street, 1973

126. Chapel Street

127-128. Clubrooms, Allt Goch, 1973

129. Earl Street/Coleshill Street, 1973

130-131. Northop Road Infants School, Flint, 1973 (see notes on

photographs)

132. 1-21 Holywell Street, Flint, 1973

133. 39-71 Holywell Street, 1973

134. George and Dragon, Church Street, 1973

135. Church Hall, Church Street, 1973

136. Chapel Street/Allt Goch, 1973

137. Working Men’s Club, Duke Street, 1973

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138. New Municipal flats, 1969

139. Headquarters of RWF 5th Battalion, c.1915

140. Castle and visitors

141. New Guild Hall, Flint, 1969

142. Municipal housing development at Flint, 1969

143. Ysgol Richard Gwyn, c.1950s?

144. Courtaulds Ltd. Factory, c.1920s (similar to 16)

145. Oakenholt Road, pre-World War II

146. The Old Tithe Barn, c.1950s? (see notes on photographs)

147. Town Hall and Crossroads (postcard)

148. Old house in Castle Street – missing 25/11/1980

149. Rockcliffe Hall, 1969

150. Interior of conduit in Trelawny Square, 1960

151-152. Chester Street, c.1950s

153. Castle Street, c.1952 – missing

154. Crown Inn, c.1910

155. Chester Street, c.1950s

156. James Rush in front of Liverpool Arms, Castle Street, c.1953

157. Castle Street before demolition, c.1953

158-166. Flint houses before demolition, c.1960s?

167. View from across the Dee to Parkgate from Flint Castle, 1966

168. Dee Estuary, c.1966?

169. RWF training at council school, Flint, 1914 (see notes on

photographs)

170. Oakenholt Papermill, Employees of fitting shop, 1922 (see notes

on photographs)

171. Flint CP School, boys’ pipe band, c.1915

172. James Laebig(?) Muspratt

173-174. Trowel presented to J.L. Muspratt, Chairman of Flintshire

Education Committee, 1905

175-176. Rose Bowl presented by Mr J.L. Muspratt

177. Free Church Ministers, c.1905 (see notes on photographs)

178. Mrs. Deva Williams, c.1930s?

179. Flint Radio Society, 1969

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180. Flint Council School, 1934 – same as 20/327 (see notes on

photographs)

181. Caersalem C.M. chapel outing at Flint Castle, c.1908 – red spot,

negative no. c/110/16a-18a (see notes on photographs)

182. Church of England School, No.1 class, c.1905?

183. Flint National Infants School, Group IV, c.1910?

184. Top School Pupils (see notes on photographs)

185. Flint Council School, Standard V 1927

186. Pentre School, Group II, 1907

187. Girls Friendly Society, (including Mrs Deva Williams), c.1950s?

188. Flint National School, Group VII, c.1907

189. Pentre National School, Group I, c.1907? (see notes on

photographs)

190. Pentre National School, Group III, c.1907?

191. Flint Council School, Standards I and II, 1909

192. Town Hall

193. School Nativity Play

194. Football Team, c.1930s

195-196. St. Davids Football Club team, 1913-1914

197. Armistice Service, c.1920s (see notes on photographs)

198. E.J. Williams, Head of Top School, Flint (secondary school on

Northop Road?)

199. Oakenholt St. David’s F.C. team, 1912-1913

200. Crown Inn, c.1907 (see notes on photographs)

201. Group of Railway Goods yard, c.1910?

202. Canon Nicholas

203-204. Demolition at Flint (in O.S. Folder)

205. Flint (in O.S. Folder)

206-207. Flint Gaol (in O.S. Folder)

208. Flint Castle

209-211. Castle

212. Boys Brigade? outside the Old Rectory, c.1910

213-217. Horticultural Exhibition, c.1960s

218. Carnival, c.1950s

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219. Football team (see notes on photographs)

220. Soldiers

221. Tyddyn (postcard)

222. Children with whale washed up on Flint Marsh, c.1911

223. Nurse Jones, 1931 (see notes on photographs)

224. Riley’s shop, 28 Church Street

225. Dedication ceremony of the South Africa War Obelisk

226. Ship Hotel and Holywell Road

227. Bodnant House, Flint Mountain

228. The Rectory, c.1905 (postcard) (similar to 20/7)

229-230. Flint Castle (aerial photographs)

231-232. Flint (aerial photographs)

233-234. Flint Castle (aerial photographs)

235. Excavations at Well Site of Woolworths

236. Caersalem C.M. Sunday School group, 1909

237. Council School pupils and teachers, 1911 (see notes on

photographs)

238. Church Street, c.1940s (postcard)

239. Castle, c.1930s

240. Trelawny Square

241. Trelawny Square (see notes on photographs)

242. Trelawny Square, c.1935-1936

243. Butcher’s shop (W. Owen), Feathers Street

244. Oakenholt Paper Mill, c.1874 (see notes on photographs)

245. Staff at the opening of Flint Council School, 1923 (see notes on

photographs)

246. Munition Workers, 1915-1916

247. Railway Station, c.1950s

248. Castle, c.1950s

249. Parish Church, c.1960s

250. Guildhall, c.1970s

251. Gaol, c.1950s

252. Entrance of British Glanzstoff Mfg. Company’s Works, c.1911

(postcard) (see notes on photographs)

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253. Excavations at Pentre Farm, c.1960s

254. The Castle Courtyard, c.1920 (postcard)

255. Castle, c.1900

256-270. Oakenholt Paper Mill

271. Flint Mill

272. Volunteer Monument (see notes on photographs)

273. Crown Inn (see notes on photographs)

274. Mr Riley and his Brough Superior motorcycle, 1925

275. Mr & Mrs Riley in a Morris Motor car, c.1924-1925

276. Robert Williams’ Jeweller, pawnbroker, draper, Stanley House,

c.1901-1903 (see notes on photographs)

277. Council School pupils and teachers, 1927 (see notes on

photographs)

278. Council School infant pupils and teachers, 1931 (see notes on

photographs)

279-280. Tea party celebrating coronation, 1953 (see notes on

photographs)


282. Courtaulds’ Castle Works (aerial view)

283. Mr & Mrs Riley in Swift motor car, 1911

284. Horse Mail, Ruthin to Flint, last run, 31 August 1913 (Below

Clwyd Gate on road to Llanbedr

285-289. H.M. Queen’s visit to Flint and opening of Delyn House, 16

March 1984

290. Church Street, c.1910

291-292. Halkyn Road

293-294. Halkyn Road, 1985

295. Cottage, Halkyn Road, 1985

296. Whit. Monday procession, 1922

297. Ministers and deacons of Caersalem C.M. Chapel, c.1965

298. H.R. Thomas, Mayor of Flint, 1922-23

299. Group of honorary degree presentations, Swansea, including

H.R. Thomas and Lord Kenyon, 1959

300. Demolition of chimney at Flint?, c.1930s

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301. French painting (meeting of Richard and Henry at Flint – early

15th Century) (postcard)

302. The Stryd Lydau Barn

303. Thomas Street

304. Ladies at Flint Castle (postcard)

305-306. Flint Lead works penny token, 1813 (see notes on photographs)

307-308. Road surfacing at Flint?, c.1910 (see notes on photographs)

309. Flintshire County Council road surfacers, c.1910 (see notes on

photographs)

310. Flint F.C., 1928-1929

311. Gravestones in Flint old cemetery taken from Flint churchyard

312. Aerial view of Oakenholt Paper Mill and surrounding area

313. Flint Town F.C., 1924-1925 (see notes on photographs)

314. Flint Athletic F.C., 1924

315. Flint F.C. directors, c.1952-1953 (see notes on photographs)

316. Post Office, Flint Mountain

317-321. Flint Station, c.1960s

322-324. Trains at Flint Station, c.1960s

325. Flint Station staff

326. Unidentified Junior School class (enclosed with 20/317-325)

(see notes on photographs)

327. Flint Council School, 1934 (same as 20/180)

328. Rockcliffe Hall, c.1970

329. Bells being delivered to Flint church, 1961 (see notes on

photographs)

330-331. Views of Oakenholt area

332. John Thomas, Bank House, Flint (d.1889), c.1888-1889

333. H.R. Thomas conducting at local eisteddfod, c.1920s

334-335. Procession in Flint, Whit Sunday(?), 1922-3

336. Richard Gwyn High School, c.1954

337. Oakenholt Farm, yard with cows and workers, c.1920s (see


338. Unidentified group, Sunday School teachers(?) early 20th

century

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339. Trelawney Square and Chester Street, c.1950

340. Engine of goods train in Flint Station

341-342. Caersalem Sunday School, July 1908, trip to Talacre(?)

343-344(N). Flint Co-operative Society staff members, 1946 and 1948 (see

Notes on photographs)

345. Rev. Josiah Jones, Calvinistic Methodist minister (in O.S. folder)

346. The Buffaloes at Flint Castle (see Notes on photograph)

347. James Price, Gwen, Hilda and child outside Ship Hotel, Flint

348. The Ship Hotel, Flint

349. The Ship Hotel, Flint

350. Crosville Staff, Flint, 1937 (see Notes on photographs)

351-374. Land Drainage, Castle Park Landill, Flint, c.1990s

Greenfield – PH/22/


Photographic CollectionGreenfield

PH/22/

1. Holy Trinity Church

2. Station Road

3. Greenfield in 1913

4. Mostyn Road

5. Mostyn Road and working print

6. Station Road

7. Greenfield Toll Gate

8. Lower Cotton Mill, c.1910

9. Back of house at Greenfield Works

10-12. Greenfield Works

13. Greenfield Works – front of house

14. Greenfield Works – back of house

15. Greenfield Works – front of house

16. Greenfield Works – offices

17. Greenfield

18. Grosvenor Chater’s Abbey Paper Mill, c.1930

19-21. Tai Coed, houses near Abbey Farm, c.1920

22. Greenfield Hall

23. Greenfield

24. Greenfield from Strand Woods, Holywell

25. Greenfield, Holywell, c.1905

26-31. Basingwerk Abbey (postcards)

32-35. Basingwerk Abbey, 1957

36-40. Basingwerk Abbey, 1958

41-45. Basingwerk Abbey

46-48. Basingwerk Abbey (aerial photographs)

49. Lancashire territorials in Station Road, c.1909

50. Greenfield Hall, c.1911

51-53. Basingwerk Abbey (aerial photographs)

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54. Production of new thread at Courtaulds, c.1975

55. Crowd watching arrival of Territorials

56. Soldiers (Liverpool Scottish) marching

57. Women workers at Paper Mill, 1904

58. Greenfield (aerial view)

59-60. Basingwerk Abbey

61. Abbey Paper Mill, c.1930

62. Esparto Carrier, Abbey Paper Mill

63. Railway Station staff, 1920

64. Bryn Caesar Dairy milk cart

65. Paper Mill Lodge, 1904

66-71. Basingwerk Abbey (postcard)

72. Greenfield Hall (Boy’s) Preporatory School, pre-1909 (see notes

on photographs)

73. Basingwerk Abbey

74-77. Victoria Garage, Greenfield, Holywell, c.1960s-1980s

78-91. Alpha United Reform Church, Greenfield 13/11/2005 and

4/12/2005 (see Notes on photographs)

Gwaenysgor – PH/23/


Photographic CollectionGwaenysgor

PH/23/

1. Church

2. Interior of Church

3. Church Plate

4-6. Cropmark (aerial photographs)

7. Cave entrance

8. Mr Henry Hughes and Archaeologist

9. Mr Henry Hughes at Quarry

10. Harvesting at Bryniau, c.1910

11. National School group, 1905

12. Mr & Mrs Hughes and son outside their house

13. Gwaenysgor Brass Band, 1870

14. Joiners Shop, c.1915

15. Bryn yr Orsedd, 1905

16. Plas Gwen, Well Lane

17. Gwaenysgor

18. The old pump, Well Lane, c.1932

19. Llwynnon Gwaenysgor

20. Teilia farm, c.1900

21. Bod Ogwen, Gwaenysgor

22. Gwaenysgor Woodwork Class, 1925

23. Opening of Gwaenysgor National School, 1906

24. Pupils in Gwaenysgor Schoolyard, 1915

25-27. Gardening classes at Gwaenysgor School, c.1915

28. Traction engine threshing at Teilia Farm, c.1906

29. Male members of Rehobeth Chapel, c.1920

30. John and Gwaenys Price cutting corn at Teilia, c.1930

31. Horse and cart

32. The Harvest

33. Tug of War team

Gwaenysgor – PH/23/

34. Church of England School, 1916

35. Village Pump

36-39. Aerial views of village, 1948

40. Roman milestone

41. Parish church

Gwernaffield – PH/24/


Photographic CollectionGwernaffield including Pantymwyn, Gwernymynydd and Cadole

PH/24/

1. The Cross, Gwernaffield (postcard)

2. Pantybuarth (postcard)

3. Gwernaffield village (postcard)

4. Leadminers at Llyn y pandy mine, 1892

5. Old Watch Tower, Pantymwyn (postcard)

6. Pantymwyn, c.1927 (postcard)

7. Pantymwyn (postcard)

8. Pantymwyn, c.1935 (postcard)

9. Cadole and Moel Fammau, c.1932 (postcard)

10-13. Fron, 1976

14. Gwernymynydd village, c.1910 (postcard)

15. L. and N.W.R. bus at Gwernymynydd (postcard)

16. Gwernymynydd, c.1912 (postcard)

17. Gwernymynydd

18. Upper Gwernymynydd

19-21. Gwernymynydd village

22. Removal of beam of a Cornish engine at Cathole(Cadole?)

Mine, c.1897 (see notes on photographs)

23. Gwernymynydd (aerial photographs)

24. Pant y buarth miners

25. The Cross, Gwernaffield

26. Gwernymynydd village, c.1908

27. Gwernymynydd Post Office, c.1905

28. Gwernymynydd village

29. Old Crown Inn, Pantymwyn, c.1900

30. Old Crown Inn, Pantymwyn, post 1912

31. Old Crown Inn, Pantymwyn, pre 1930

32. Mine chimney, Cathole, 1930s

33. Parish church and village pond


34. Gwernymynydd school infants class, c.1927 (see notes on

photographs)

35. Gwernymynydd school pupils, 1930s (see notes on

photographs)

36-37. Gwernymynydd school pupils and teacher, c.1930 (see notes on

photographs)

38. Gwernaffield Band, 1896-7

39. Gwernaffield village, c.1888-1894

40. Parish church, c.1888-1894

41. Parish church interior, c.1888-1894

42. Gwernaffield-Mold Road, 1896-1897

43. Tollgate, Gwernaffield Mold Road, 1896-1897(?)

44-45. Rhual, c.1888-1894

46. Rhual

47. Rhual drawing room, 1896-1897

48. Captain E.W. Philips, Rhual

49. Mrs E.W. Phillips, Rhual

50-51. Mr & Mrs Thomas Owen, gardener at Rhual for 50 years

52. Fruitpickers, c.1914

53. Farmworker with horses, c.1912

54. Haycart, c.1912

55. Haymaking, c.1912

56. Swan Inn, Gwernymynydd

57. Old Post Office and cottages, Gwernymynydd

58. Crown Inn and Mountain View, Gwernymynydd

59. Cadole village

60. Tunnel Cement Quarry

61. Gwernymynydd (near Swan Inn and school)

62. Haymaking at Gwernaffield, 1908 (see notes on photographs)

63. Gwernymynydd village (postcard)

64-65. Pant-y-buarth lead mine, c.1913

66. Gwernymynydd lead mine c.1900 (see notes on photographs)

67. Maes Llan and butcher’s shop

68. 1st Gwernymynydd scout troup (see notes on photographs)


69. Gwernymynydd post office (and Rainbow Shaft), c.1900

70. The Waln family of Fron Hall and friends at [Plas] Hafod, 1919

71. Cadole Village (postcard)

72. Parc Arthur, Cadole (postcard)

73-74. Plas Hafod, 1992

75. Tan-y-Graig Farm, 1900 (see notes on photographs)

76. Plas Hafod

77. Charabanc outside Gwernymynydd Post Office, c.1922

78. Farm, Gwernymynydd

79. Bryn Awel Poultry Farm, Gwernymynydd

80. Loggerheads Road, Cadole

81. Gwernymynydd School Group, c.1928

82. Cambrian Quarry workers, Gwernymynydd on an outing, c.1960

83. W.E.A. class, Gwernymynydd, in 1930s

84. Gwernymynydd chapel interior (opposite Rainbow Inn)

85. C. Griffiths, Grocer’s Shop, Gwernymynydd, c.1900

86. Gwenymynydd – houses and lanes, c.1930

87. Gwernymynydd – Glyndwr Road, c.1930

88. Tan y Ffordd (smallholding), near Llynypandy, c.2000 (digital

copy only)

89-90. Mr F. Danson outside Tanyffordd, 1990s (digital copies only)

91. Gwernaffield church, pre 1872

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