Photographs of Conwy relating to Gillies family

This material is held atGwasanaeth Archifau Conwy / Conwy Archive Service

Reference
- GB 2008 CP701
Dates of Creation
- [early 20th century]
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 11 photographs

Scope and Content

These photographs depict or were in the ownership of the depositor's uncle's family, the Gillies. They were proprietors of the Black Horse Inn, Conwy

Access Information

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Photographs of Conwy relating to Gillies familyCP701

Black Horse Inn Castle Street Conwy, Licensee Andrew David GilliesCP701/1

Carriage passing Blue Bellc Castle Street, Conwy, flags and bunting suggesting an important celebration. Possibly visit of Duchess of York, later Queen Mary in 1902CP701/2

Blue Bell Hotel, Castle Street, Conwy. Proprietor R. W. NicholsonCP701/3

Queens Arms Hotel, Licensee A. D. Gillies, location NKCP701/4

Blue Bell Hotel, Castle Street, Conwy. Proprietor R. W. NicholsonCP701/5

Workmen stood in front of crane, anotated as "working on dam at Dolgarrog" Photographer Alfred G Preen, Gwyndy, Tal Y CafnCP701/6

Looking up Castle Street Conwy, street addorned with flags and bunting. Possibly visit of Duchess of York, later Queen Mary in 1902. Photographer T. R. Hammond, ConwyCP701/7

Group of men posing with 2 schoolchildren in front, possibly includes member of Gillies familyCP701/8

Lady posing in front of door, member of Gillies familyCP701/9

Group of munitions workers, mainly women posing in front of works, location nkCP701/10

Group of schoolgirls and 2 female teachers posing outside building, location nkCP701/11