The Owen Family of Llandudno

This material is held atGwasanaeth Archifau Conwy / Conwy Archive Service

Reference
- GB 2008 CP229
Dates of Creation
- [1910-1940s]
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 18 items

Scope and Content

The Owen family of The Oxford sweet shop, Clonmel Street, Llandudno.

Access Information

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Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements

Scans on archival paper

Archive Record|Table of contents

The Owen Family of LlandudnoCP229

W Owen feeding pigeons outside The Oxford.CP229/1

The family at the back door of The Oxford:CP229/2

Walter Brookes, long-distance runner.CP229/3

Three young soldiers [unidentified].CP229/4

Four [?Owen brothers].CP229/5

Llandudno Football Team:CP229/6

Llandudno Football Team outside The Oxford.CP229/7

Large group of young men in Happy Valley:CP229/8

Team of prize-winning snooker or pool players holding trophy.CP229/9

Owen's Garage, Somerset Street [new garage built c. 1937].CP229/10

The Owen family standing in Somerset Street outside the garage. Norman Owen on the left.CP229/11

J S Owen leaning on the radiator grille of a Wolseley car, outside The Oxford in Clonmel STreet.CP229/12

[Members of Llandudno Amateur Football Club?] on a charabanc trip, seen outside Travers, hairdresser and tobacconist shop.CP229/13

W Owen in a Studebaker car.CP229/14

Tom Owen reading a newspaper in the passenger seat of a car, [?Bill Owen] at the wheel and Eric Sharp standing beside them.CP229/15

Interior view of garage with cars neatly arranged about a central aisleCP229/16

Family outing in a car reg. no. CC 1139:CP229/17

Annual display of prizes to be won in the Conservative Club draw.CP229/18