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Flintshire Industrial Development, Flintshire LeaderNC/1

Flintshire Industrial Development, Flintshire LeaderNC/2

Visit of Prince Charles to Flintshire, Flintshire LeaderNC/3

Flint - Cultural activities, County HeraldNC/4

Flint - Cultural activities, County HeraldNC/5

Royal visit to National Eisteddfod, Daily PostNC/6

Gateway to North Wales – Flint and Connah’s Quay, Liverpool Daily PostNC/7

Flint Rescue Boat, Liverpool Daily PostNC/8

Oakenholt Paper Mill ceases productionNC/9

The Flint of YesterdayNC/10

Plas Teg, Chester ChronicleNC/11

Buckley Chimney Pots, Country QuestNC/12

Mason’s Marks, Country QuestNC/13

Halkyn Lead Mines, Liverpool Daily PostNC/14

Owen Jones of Northop, Flintshire LeaderNC/15

Queensferry Factory (Williams), The AdvertiserNC/16

Queensferry Leisure CentreNC/17

Caerwys – Tree and Coat of Arms, Liverpool Daily PostNC/18

Developments at Shotton Steelworks: Looking back at the SteelworksNC/19

Prestatyn Schools and Beach House, Rhyl JournalNC/20

Rhuddlan Eisteddfod 1850, Rhuddlan Priory, AdvertiserNC/21

The Bells of St. Mary’s Church, RhuddlanNC/22

Sir William GladstoneNC/23

The County Herald, 85 years of history, Chester ChronicleNC/24

St. Deiniol’s Library, Hawarden, Liverpool Daily PostNC/25

Mr. Gladstone, The GuardianNC/26

Mr. Gladstone, The TimesNC/27

Newmarket and District, Rhyl JournalNC/28

Flintshire Industry, Chester ChronicleNC/29

Indian Chairman Flintshire County Council, Daily PostNC/30

Clwyd’s First Chairman, Mrs. M. Lyons, Flintshire LeaderNC/31

Flintshire’s last Quarter Sessions, Chester ChronicleNC/32

Last Chairman of Flintshire County Council, Chester ChronicleNC/33

Last Photographs of the Quarter Sessions, Flintshire LeaderNC/34

Photograph – New Clwyd County Council, Chester ChronicleNC/35

Trelawnyd’s change of nameNC/36

Legend of the Alyn ValleyNC/37

TremeirchionNC/38

Buckley RailroadNC/42

Buckley BrickworksNC/43

Connah’s Quay, ‘Within Living Memory’NC/44

Flintshire College of Technology, ChronicleNC/45

Powder Magazine on the Marsh, AdvertiserNC/46

Leeswood Church’s Centenary, Wesley English Methodist ChurchNC/47

Leeswood ChapelNC/48

Rhyl’s bridges over Clwyd, Rhyl’s Railways, Rhyl JournalNC/49

When Gladstone came to RhylNC/50

Ty’n Rhyl, Rhyl GazetteNC/51

When they made Rhyl a resortNC/52

Rhyl’s Railways, Rhyl JournalNC/53

The Journal Past and Present, Rhyl JournalNC/54

Rhyl HarbourNC/55

Rhyl the fashionable resort, Rhyl JournalNC/56

Highway and byway of DeesideNC/57

Early education on Deeside, 1860 – 1904NC/58

Early education on Deeside, 1860 – 1904NC/59

Flintshire Constabulary, Daily PostNC/60

Mold Riots, Flintshire LeaderNC/61

Mold BreastplateNC/62

Daniel Owen’s shop, MoldNC/63

Daniel OwenNC/64

Point of Air Lighthouse, Liverpool Daily PostNC/65

Richard WilsonNC/66

Dr. Huw Edwards, Chester ChronicleNC/67

River Clwyd through historyNC/68

Ffrith near Wrexham, DeesiderNC/69

Welsh textiles at Afonwen, DeesiderNC/70

History of the high sheriffs, Wrexham LeaderNC/71

Skull protects a family, Chester ChronicleNC/72

Kinmel Camp Riots, W.N.NC/73

Trelogan Chapel Centenary, Prestatyn WeeklyNC/74

Mia Hall Sale, Closure of Catholic ChapelNC/75

Dyserth Chapel Centenary, Prestatyn WeeklyNC/76

H.M. Stanley and St. Asaph Hospital, Liverpool Daily PostNC/77

New Bridge over Dee at Saltney, Liverpool Daily PostNC/78

The last of the Dee ferrymen, Liverpool Daily PostNC/79

The Dee Crossing – Dee Report, Liverpool Daily PostNC/80

Tale of two riversNC/81

Tale of two riversNC/82

Dee ReportNC/83

Wrexham, Liverpool Daily PostNC/84

The great storm of 1859NC/85

Rhuddlan’s forgotten portNC/86

General Yorke to the rescue, The LeaderNC/87

Rhuddlan and Rhyl harbour trade, Rhyl JournalNC/88

Connah’s Quay local history exhibitionNC/89

Buckley, The LeaderNC/90

Gresford Colliery (Photograph), Wrexham LeaderNC/91

Last Crown Court Service at Mold, Liverpool Daily PostNC/92

Installation of High Sheriff of ClwydNC/93

Discovery of Mold Breastplate, LeaderNC/94

Looking back – Connah’s Quay, AdvertiserNC/95

Place-name KelstertonNC/96

Demolition of casino at Halkyn, Chester ChronicleNC/97

Looking back, Connah’s Quay, AdvertiserNC/98

The Kinmel Camp RiotsNC/99

Collieries in Flintshire, Chester ChronicleNC/100

Llys EdwinNC/101

Bagillt’s new look, Daily PostNC/102

Point of Ayr lifeboat station, Chester ChronicleNC/103

Bangor on DeeNC/104

How racing began at BangorNC/105

Coracle making at Bangor, DeesiderNC/106

Sands of Dee, Country QuestNC/107

Wrexham, Mold and Connah’s Quay Railway, AdvertiserNC/108

Holywell Grammar School, Chester ChronicleNC/109

Holywell Grammar School, Chester ChronicleNC/110

Holywell Grammar School, Chester ChronicleNC/111

Holywell Grammar School, Chester ChronicleNC/112

Holywell Grammar School, Chester ChronicleNC/113

Looking Back – Holywell ‘Legalised Slavery’, Chester ChronicleNC/114

History of The County Herald, Chester ChronicleNC/115

Holywell Windmills, Chester ChronicleNC/116

Proposed quarry at Sarn, HolywellNC/117

Development in Flintshire Photographs, Shire Hall and Flint flats, Chester ChronicleNC/118

60 years of schoolboy soccer, Deeside AdvertiserNC/119

Flint Free LibraryNC/120

Rhyl PavilionNC/121

County of Clwyd, shaping of the future, Liverpool Daily PostNC/122

Closure of Bromfield Colliery Mold, LeaderNC/123

Felin PukestonNC/124

Royal visit to Rhyl in 1894NC/125

Looking back, Connah’s Quay, Deeside AdvertiserNC/126

Rhyl Pavilion, Rhyl JournalNC/127

Looking back – Connah’s Quay, Deeside AdvertiserNC/128

Looking back – Connah’s Quay, Deeside AdvertiserNC/129

Hobby of Victorian Prime Minister (Mr. W. E. Gladstone)NC/130

Road to Hawarden, The Gladstones, A Family BiographyNC/131

County may get Folk MuseumNC/132

Gladstone ExhibitionNC/133

Photograph, Hawarden County School 1913, Deeside AdvertiserNC/134

Prestatyn ExhibitionNC/135

Connah’s Quay ExhibitionNC/136

Buckley Historical Society ExhibitionNC/137

Collection of farming implements from Mr. Morris of DdolNC/138

Dyserth Siamber WenNC/139

Repair room staff, Clwyd Record Office, 1975NC/140

Rhyl long agoNC/141

The Churches of RhylNC/142

History of Prestatyn and DistrictNC/143

Medieval Manuscript, Mr Veysey and Miss PettittNC/144

Old picture of MoldNC/145

The Waters of CaergwrleNC/146

The Rhyl Submarine disaster of 1880NC/147

Tithe MapsNC/148

Prince of Wales at BangorNC/149

Kinmel Camp Riots 1919NC/150

Royal Alexandra Hospital, RhylNC/151

Memories down by the river (Queensferry)NC/152

Ewloe CastleNC/153

The way we were – by Old Timers (Gwenymynydd)NC/154

Offa’s DykeNC/155

Daniel OwenNC/156

Old Folk Tales of RhylNC/157

Hope Church InstituteNC/158

Prestatyn’s Norman TownNC/159

Walk from Shotton to QueensferryNC/160

Hobby of Mr. B. Trickett – historyNC/161

The Nuns at Talacre Abbey, Western MailNC/162

Focus on St Asaph and Bodelwyddan, Daily PostNC/163

Rhyl postcards of 80 years ago, Rhyl JournalNC/164

‘How the Steel men went to war’ Chester ChronicleNC/165

New site for Daniel Owen’s statue, LeaderNC/166

Glamorgan Record Office, Western MailNC/167

Flintshire County Council meet for the last time, Chester ChronicleNC/168

Focus on St Asaph and Bodelwyddan, Daily PostNC/169

150 years of saving life at sea, The Rhyl JournalNC/170

Treuddyn school demolished, The LeaderNC/171

Collection of pictures of Rhyl, The Rhyl JournalNC/172

Mr. E. Evans of County Library Headquarters – poetryNC/173

Deeside and ships, Deeside AdvertiserNC/174

New site for Daniel Owen’s statue, Chester ChronicleNC/175

‘Memories of pioneering days in the bustle of Buckley’ Liverpool Daily PostNC/176

A trip down memory lane – QueensferryNC/177

Tracing the course of the River ClwydNC/178

A novelist of RhuddlanNC/179

Collecting of old photographs by Record OfficeNC/180

Bridge Testers, Queensferry BridgeNC/181

Rhyl PavilionNC/182

Woman Chairman for ClwydNC/183

Lady Bates and Gyrn Castle, LlanasaNC/184

The late Mr W. M. Butler of ShottonNC/185

Dr. Hicks Bishop of London preached at Ewloe Church in 1938NC/186

Constable of Flint CastleNC/187

1953, National Eisteddfod Supplement, RhylNC/188

Hawarden in the 17th and 18th Centuries (Bell Jones Lecture)NC/189

Funeral of Alderman H. R. ThomasNC/190

Funeral of Mr. George Lloyd of Shotton, AdvertiserNC/191

Clock in Record Office, Hawarden, Daily PostNC/192

County Record Office, Hawarden, Chester ChronicleNC/193

Kinmel Camp RiotsNC/194

High Street, MoldNC/195

24 High Street, Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/196

‘Bygone Days on Postcards’ Publication of prints and postcards by the Clwyd Record Office, Chester ChronicleNC/197

Death of Welsh Historian, Mr. Frank Price JonesNC/198

John Hughes Charity (Holywell)NC/199

Mr. Frank Price Jones, deathNC/200

Holy Wells in HopeNC/201

Salvage technique of documents (Cheshire Record Office)NC/202

A century of fine Welsh materialNC/203

A Tale of Two Centuries at Erddig’ National Trust renovations.NC/204

Shotton Steelworks, Liverpool Daily PostNC/205

Mr. T. Lloyd Roberts, Bookshop of CaerwysNC/206

Closure of Leeswood V.P. School, Chester ChronicleNC/207

Steamers between Liverpool and MostynNC/208

Buckley water supplyNC/209

Early cinema in Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/210

Candidate who gave away beer (Rhyl)NC/211

Holywell Parish Church (Death-watch beetle)NC/212

Naid y MarchNC/213

Demolition of Gredington, Wrexham LeaderNC/214

Tybroughton and Halghton, Wrexham LeaderNC/215

Salt-working in Maelor, Wrexham MaelorNC/216

Closure of Llanasa chapel, Rhyl JournalNC/217

Monolith at LlongNC/218

Hawarden Castle – new ownerNC/219

Retirement of Overton BlacksmithNC/220

Shotton’s man of steel – Mr. Joe AtkinsonNC/221

Caergwrle castleNC/222

Rev. R. Frogg, rector of Bangor, Wrexham LeaderNC/223

The General strike of 1926NC/224

Hanmers of Bettisfield Park, Wrexham LeaderNC/225

Flintshire’s Literary HeritageNC/226

The Rhyl Commissioners – Part 3NC/227

Farndon, death place of a Saxon KingNC/228

Trade Union Lodges associated with pubsNC/229

Record Office, preservation of documentsNC/230

Mr. James Bentley, Buckley, finds clay pipeNC/231

Old ferry across the Dee at QueensferryNC/232

Leaded glass window found near Northop Grammar SchoolNC/233

Clwyd Record Office’s PublicationsNC/234

Clwyd Record OfficeNC/235

County Council documents to be kept confidential for 50 yearsNC/236

Job Creation Programme, repair room of Clwyd Record OfficeNC/237

Coast protection at RhylNC/238

Close of Industrial Company – Synthetic ChemicalsNC/239

St. Ethelwold’s Church, ShottonNC/240

Tremeirchion School Centenary 1866 – 1966NC/241

Restoration of leather bound books at CaerwysNC/242

Caergwrle castleNC/243

Restoration of Connah’s Quay DocksNC/244

The MV Hawarden Bridge, Chester ChronicleNC/245

Relics found in Hope ChurchNC/246

YsceifiogNC/247

Railway – Connah’s Quay to BuckleyNC/248

Rhyl in the 1940s, Rhyl JournalNC/249

A story of Welsh enterprise (John Davies Bryan)NC/250

Naval career of Capt. D. PeirceNC/251

Gladstone’s mailNC/252

Northop in coaching daysNC/253

Looking back (Wrexham)NC/254

Vale of Clwyd customs, Rhyl JournalNC/255

The Holway, Holywell, Chester ChronicleNC/257

Rhyl’s old pierNC/258

Sheep’s ear marks (in Welsh)NC/259

Gladstone lettersNC/260

Clwyd Job Creation Programme (Repair Room, Record Office)NC/261

H. M. Stanley yn AfricaNC/262

Erddig Hall restoration, Daily TelegraphNC/263

Clwyd Record Office – Search RoomNC/264

One-wheel carriage at Meliden School in 1910, Rhyl JournalNC/265

Gold breastplate found at Bryn y Ellyllon, Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/266

Threshing Day held by North Wales Agricultural Machinery Society at Bodelwyddan, Rhyl JournalNC/267

Dyserth – rich in history, Rhyl JournalNC/268

Submarine ‘Resurgam’ sank off Rhyl in 1880, Western MailNC/269

Rhuddlan Church house, Rhyl JournalNC/270

Rhuddlan Church house, Rhyl JournalNC/271

Old Bottles - new branches of the British Antique Bottle Collectors Club formed in Clwyd and GwyneddNC/272

Jubilee Tower on Moel Famau, Liverpool Daily PostNC/273

Victoria Jubilee Bridge, Queensferry opened 1897 and the earlier ferries, Chester ChronicleNC/274

St. Winefride's Well and the Halkyn Mountain Tunnel, Liverpool Daily PostNC/275

Fire damp explosions and introduction of the Davy lamp to N. E. Wales collieries, Chester ChronicleNC/276

Pont Cilcain, the bridge at Hesp Alyn, Chester ChronicleNC/277

Caergwrle wells - curative powers of the waters, Chester ChronicleNC/278

Gallows Ford (Rhyd y Crogwydd) near Nannerch and other fords, Chester ChronicleNC/279

Wrexham, Mold and Connah’s Quay railway's link with the Wirral line, Chester ChronicleNC/280

Point of Ayr lighthouse, Western MailNC/281

Rhuddlan - references from the Patent Rolls CalendarNC/282

Photograph of Mr Thomas Williams, veteran angler, fishing on the River ClwydNC/283

Lixwm, Trelawnyd, New Brighton, Llong, Eryrys, Hope, Northop - origins and changes of place-names, Chester ChronicleNC/284

Voel Nant Telegraphy House, Gronant - telegraph system in the Dee estuary, Chester ChronicleNC/285

Tracks across Dee Estuary, Chester ChronicleNC/286

Saltney Marsh, Chester ChronicleNC/287

Connah's Quay - origin, Chester ChronicleNC/288

Celtic gold torc found at Bryn Sion Bach Farm, Caerwys, Chester ChronicleNC/289

Dee gutters, Chester ChronicleNC/290

Hawarden Airfield, Chester ChronicleNC/291

Paddle-boat ferries (Ancient Briton, Cambria, Swiftsure) at Bagillt, Chester ChronicleNC/292

Plas Teg - Lady Dacre ghost / later uses of house, Western MailNC/293

Mostyn ewer, basin, and torc bought by the National Museum of Wales, Western MailNC/294

Deeside Women's Steel defence Campaign, Chester ChronicleNC/295

Offa's and Wat's Dykes, Wrexham LeaderNC/296

Offa's and Wat's Dykes, Wrexham LeaderNC/297

Fish Mountain and Meliden history, Deeside AdvertiserNC/298

Railway bridge tower at entrance to Shotton B. S. C. works, Deeside AdvertiserNC/299

Mostyn family gold torc discovered at Harlech, The TimesNC/300

Penley churches, Wrexham LeaderNC/301

Penley churches, Wrexham LeaderNC/302

Eisteddfod Treuddyn, Y CymroNC/303

Brigadier H. S. K. Mainwaring of Hafod-y-coed, Tremeirchion - obituary, Chester ChronicleNC/304

Old Quay House, Connah's Quay - bicentennial celebrations, Chester ChronicleNC/305

? Spon Green antiquities - excavations at Brookhill, Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/306

Gwenysgor church, Chester ChronicleNC/307

Rhyl - spa town, Rhyl JournalNC/308

Old Quay House, Connah's Quay - 200 years old, Liverpool Daily PostNC/309

Early Rhyl history, Rhyl JournalNC/310

Billie Manders and his Quaintesques at Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/311

State Bed at Erddig, Wrexham LeaderNC/312

Basingwerk Abbey - alleged visit by Richard, Earl of Chester, Chester ChronicleNC/313

St. Winefride's Well - loss of water due to Holway tunnel, Liverpool Daily PostNC/314

Stone pillar inscribed 'BPNP' found at Prestatyn, Rhyl JournalNC/315

Thomas Harrison, Chester architect, Chester ChronicleNC/316

Mold Cottage Hospital - centenary, Chester ChronicleNC/317

Mr Mervyn Phillips, new chief executive of Clwyd, Chester ChronicleNC/318

Shotton Steelworks - end of steelmaking, Liverpool Daily PostNC/319

Roman relics found at Pentre Farm, Oakenholt, Evening LeaderNC/320

Lowry paintings of Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/321

Old tracks (possibly Pilgrim ways) in Loggerheads - Llandegla areas, and Tafarn-y-Gelyn inn at Loggerheads, Chester ChronicleNC/322

Marford tolls (also, photograph of Lodge, Brymbo), The LeaderNC/323

Roman site at Pentre Farm, Oakenholt, Chester ChronicleNC/324

Sir William Gladstone, Chief Scout, Liverpool Daily PostNC/325

Erddig - restoration, Chester ChronicleNC/326

Rhydwyn Jones and Davies, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/327

Erddig MSS. Wrexham LeaderNC/328

Erddig, The Times?NC/329

Folklore and legends of North Wales, North Wales Weekly NewsNC/330

Gold torc, silver ewer and basin formerly belonging to Mostyn family, Western MailNC/331

Northop Free School - restoration, Chester ChronicleNC/332

Northop Brass Band, Chester ChronicleNC/333

Mold and area collieries, Chester ChronicleNC/334

The Leete, Chester ChronicleNC/335

Antique Bottle Collectors Club, Rhyl JournalNC/336

Bagillt chapel records - rescue, Evening LeaderNC/337

Bagillt chapel records - rescue, Chester ChronicleNC/338

Drying up of St. Winefride's Well in 1917, Chester ChronicleNC/339

Gadlys smelting works, Bagillt, and the Royal Mint, Chester ChronicleNC/340

Wat's Dyke - section at Flint Mountain, Liverpool Daily PostNC/341

Canon Drew Primary School - opening of new school by Mrs. Dorothy Parish, Liverpool Daily PostNC/342

Rhyl photograph - marine lake and steam railway, Rhyl JournalNC/343

Hendre Farm, Rhuddlan - archaeological dig, Rhyl JournalNC/344

Coppack Bros. and Co. - closure, Chester ChronicleNC/345

Bryn y Pys, Overton, Wrexham LeaderNC/346

Greenfield Valley - booklet, Chester ChronicleNC/347

Overton (incl. photograph of Overton Market Hall), Wrexham LeaderNC/348

Overton (incl. photograph of Overton Hall)NC/349

Florentine repair - Winston Churchill scholarship won by Assistant Conservationist, Chester Chronicle and Liverpool Daily PostNC/350

Penley, Wrexham LeaderNC/351

Northop Free School - restoration, Liverpool Daily PostNC/352

Old Bottles - Clwyd club, Rhyl JournalNC/353

Organ at Rehoboth Chapel, Holywell, Evening Leader and Flintshire LeaderNC/354-5

W. E. Gladstone - violin presented to his butler, North Wales Weekly NewsNC/356

Candle industry at Sychdyn, Chester ChronicleNC/357

Execution in 1769 - search for a hangman, Chester ChronicleNC/358

Offa's Dyke - recent archaeological findings by Dr. Hill, Rhyl JournalNC/359

Rhyl's hostelries, Rhyl JournalNC/360

Northop Grammar School - restored, Flintshire LeaderNC/361

Bettisfield and Bronington, Wrexham LeaderNC/362

Old Bottles, Liverpool Daily PostNC/363

Ancient pathways near Tan y Graig and Maes y Groes, Cilcain, Chester ChronicleNC/364

New Bangor on Dee bridge, Liverpool Daily PostNC/365

Threapwood (including photograph of Overton High Street c. 1910, Wrexham LeaderNC/366

Rhyl cigarette cards, Rhyl JournalNC/367

Gredington Hall, Hanmer - Lord Kenyon's reasons for demolition, Wrexham LeaderNC/368

Kinmel Park Camp mutiny, Rhyl JournalNC/369

Kinmel Park Camp mutiny, Liverpool Daily PostNC/370

Rhyd y Gyfartha - River Alyn ford at Loggerheads, Chester ChronicleNC/371

Point of Ayr lighthouse, Chester ChronicleNC/372

Bangor on Dee (including photograph of Bangor Bridge c. 1900) Wrexham LeaderNC/373

Meliden reminiscences, Rhyl JournalNC/374-5

Rhyl entertainers, Rhyl JournalNC/376

Bagillt-Parkgate ferry, Chester ChronicleNC/377

Offa's Dyke - new theory by Dr. Hill, Chester ChronicleNC/378

Bangor on Dee, Wrexham LeaderNC/379

Meliden reminiscences, Rhyl JournalNC/380

Sir Richard Summers - obituary, The TimesNC/381

Meliden reminiscences, Rhyl JournalNC/382

Offa's Dyke Joint Committee's statement re. Dr. Hill's theory, Rhyl JournalNC/383

Meliden reminiscences (references to Talargoch Lead and Zinc mines), Rhyl JournalNC/384

Ghost of Ty Felin, Llanynys, Chester ChronicleNC/385

Oak forests of Flintshire, Chester ChronicleNC/386

Kinmel Park Camp riots - Canadian remembers, Rhyl JournalNC/387

North Clwyd Railway Association: Prestatyn-Dyserth branch railway, Rhyl JournalNC/388

Rhyl Town Hall (incl. photogarph of Town Hall in 1909), Rhyl JournalNC/389

Mr. Philip Yorke of Erddig - details of will, Wrexham LeaderNC/390

St. Thomas' Church, Rhyl clock - centenary, Rhyl JournalNC/391

Iscoyd (incl. photograph of Brook farm, Higher Wych c.1900), Wrexham LeaderNC/392

Nightcap of Capt. Morgan of Golden Grove and later Fanny of Cross Keys, Trelawnyd, Chester ChronicleNC/393

John Parry of Plas Llanarmon, anti-tithe agitator, Chester ChronicleNC/394

Colourful characters of Rhyl's Foryd harbour, Rhyl JournalNC/395

FlintNC/396

Mold cotton millNC/397

Clwyd archaeological survey, Chester ChronicleNC/398

Excavations at Brookhill, Buckley, Evening LeaderNC/399

Llanerch Hall, St Asaph, Abergele VisitorNC/400

Ferries across the Dee, Chester ChronicleNC/401

Dr. Fraser's collection of Buckley Pottery, Flintshire LeaderNC/402

A fire at Caergwrle Castle, Chester ChronicleNC/403

Cliffs at MostynNC/404

Flint , Chester ChronicleNC/405

St. Winefride's Well, Chester ChronicleNC/406

Rivalry between Rhyl and Prestatyn, Rhyl JournalNC/407

Moel y Gaer, Chester ChronicleNC/408

Eruption' of Moel Famau in 1773, Denbighshire Free PressNC/409

Caerwys, Chester ChronicleNC/410

The Legend of St. Eurgain, Chester ChronicleNC/411

Origin of the name Nerquis, Chester ChronicleNC/412

Turnpike gates and cottages, Chester ChronicleNC/413

Pinfold Lane, Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/414

Excavations at Rhuddlan, Rhyl JournalNC/415

Discovery of Mussels in ground at Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/416

Plas Teg, Wrexham LeaderNC/417

Connah's Quay, Weston MailNC/418

Reminiscences of a Dee ferryman, CPNC/419

French Connections with local roadsNC/420

U. Larsing, missionary, Wrexham LeaderNC/422

Broughton Aircraft factory in wartimeNC/423

H. M. Stanley and Pirbright, News and MailNC/424

Photo and details of Ffynongroew Choir 1911NC/425

Death of Mr Richard Sankey of HolywellNC/426

Death of Rev. T. E. Jones, rector of HopeNC/427

The late Dean of St. David's, The Very Rev. David HowellNC/428

The Welsh 'Lourdes' - interesting case of a Pemberton manNC/429

Old pictures find - Duffryn Aled, Llansannan by Mold councillorNC/430

The late Lieut. Bate of Kelsterton - killed in actionNC/431

Letter criticising Mr Gladstone for cutting down trees, Manchester CourierNC/432

A motor ride from Holywell to LondonNC/433

Kinmel Hall SchoolNC/434

Bodelwyddan drowning (Bart's daughters)NC/435

Memories of a Fine Old Ale (Castle Hill Brewery), Evening LeaderNC/436

Daniel Owen's letter to his nephewNC/437

The Queen's visit to WalesNC/438

Holywell U.D.C. - unveiling of portraitNC/439

Tragic death of the Vicar of NannerchNC/440

Panton House, Holywell - prize-winning restoration work, Liverpool Daily PostNC/441

Mr Glynne Kay, Broughton HistorianNC/442

Broughton Aircraft factoryNC/443

The Ghosts of Manor Farm, FlintNC/444

Community Council for Broughton and BrettonNC/445

St. Mary's Church, BroughtonNC/446

Broughton InstituteNC/447

St. Asaph Cathedral, Rhyl JournalNC/448

St. Asaph CathedralNC/449

Shotton Steel Action Committee - record of a valient fight for survival, Chester ChronicleNC/450

St. Asaph Cathedral - The Clock, Unusual weddings and night-time funeralsNC/451

Shotton Steel Action Committee, Daily PostNC/452

Trelogan Welsh Presbyterian Church CentenaryNC/453

Henry II at EwloeNC/454

Mr James MacCallum's retirement as Hawarden Estate Agent, Chester ChronicleNC/455

Rope Walk, BagilltNC/456

Demolition of Downing Hall, Daily PostNC/457

Crosville's take over of the 'White Rose' buses, Rhyl JournalNC/458

Coed Talon and Leeswood Area's 'tommy shop'NC/459

Marine Lake miniature railway, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/460

Tale of two Dee Estuary lifeboatsNC/461

Demolition of Shotton Shotton Steel Works (old Chester Golf Club House)NC/462

Deeside Sailing Ship MemoriesNC/463

Black Lion Hotel, MoldNC/464

Mrs Violet Hope Fairbairn-Wynne-Eaton of Leeswood Hall, Chester ChronicleNC/465

Disappearance of a Northop ChapelNC/466

The Ghost of Rhyd Fydir, between Halkyn and MilwrNC/467

Bridge across the Dee had a short 'life'NC/468

Clwydian Crossing over Bwlch Pen BarrasNC/469

Last fight of Beli, between Loggerheads and Llanarmon yn IalNC/470

Ghostly Horseman of Naid y Mar, BrynfordNC/471

Carved angels at Cilcain ChurchNC/472

The Waggon Ways of BuckleyNC/473

Ice houses of Wales, Denbighshire Free PressNC/474

Discovery of Bronze Age torc at Ysceifiog in 1816NC/475

Pont Newydd, CilcainNC/476

Origin of the name BistreNC/477

First trains at BuckleyNC/478

Fords of the River AlynNC/479

Excavations at BontnewyddNC/480

When Steamers sailed from BagilltNC/481

Quest to find a supply of water. Ysceifiog, Buckley, Llanarmon yn Ial, Northop, CilcainNC/482

Phantom dogs of WepreNC/483

Vast Water Supplies Underground kept miners from the leadNC/484

Forgotten fish pond at MoldNC/485

Rhuddlan Castle, Denbighshire Free PressNC/486

Lord RhylNC/487

Meliden Church and the devil-dogsNC/488

Dark deeds on Saltney MarshNC/489

Shotton Steel Action Committee's flag, Chester ChronicleNC/490

Mold CrossNC/491

Voel Nant and the SeamaphonesNC/492

The coal hunt that shook the County Hall at MoldNC/493

Auction of Capel y Groes, Llanasa, Rhyl JournalNC/494

Drying up of St. Winefride's Well, HolywellNC/495

Snatching land from the waters of the DeeNC/496

Monachlog - no traces remain of monasteryNC/497

Offa's and Watt's dykesNC/498

Lt. Col. H. M. C. Jones-MortimerNC/499

Rhyl Choral SocietyNC/500

Sir Richard Grosvenor and King ArthurNC/501

Queensferry Cimema Manager Mr Ifor Blackwell, Chester ChronicleNC/502

Crosville's 50th anniversaryNC/503

Mr T. M. Haydn ReesNC/504

Focus on TreuddynNC/505

Sir William Gladstone, Chief Scout, Chester ChronicleNC/506

Ffynnongroew ChoirNC/507

Mrs Coppack's Sandycroft foundry lathe and hooterNC/508

Hawarden Rovers F.C. photograph of 1891-92 teamNC/508a

Buckley's Railway Past, Chester ChronicleNC/509

Tafarn y Gelyn, Chester ChronicleNC/510

William Parry, M.P., of Northop who plotted to kill Queen Elizabeth in 1534, Chester ChronicleNC/511

Candlemaking at Sychdyn and Caerwys, Chester ChronicleNC/512

Travellers difficulties at Saltney Marsh, Chester ChronicleNC/513

Point of Ayr lighthouse, Chester ChronicleNC/514

Hawarden Bridge's Climatological Station, Chester ChronicleNC/515

Irishmen at Northop Hall, Staffordshire men at Buckley, Cornish men at Rhydymwyn and Derbyshire men at Lixwm, Chester ChronicleNC/516

Crossing the River Dee in the 18th century, Chester ChronicleNC/517

Rhyl, Canada, Rhyl JournalNC/518

Recollections of Rhyl, 50 years ago, Rhyl Journal?NC/519

Foryd Harbour, Rhyl Journal?NC/520

Going down Holywell Level by boat, Chester ChronicleNC/521

Staley Bridge' - Shotton's last sea link sunk, Chester ChronicleNC/522

Bretton Canal, Chester ChronicleNC/523

Llanarmon yn Ial, Bishop Germanus and the Alleluia Victory, Chester ChronicleNC/524

Ferry across the Dee for RoyaltyNC/525

Hard job for Sheriff to find hangman', Chester ChronicleNC/526

Charities helped the have-nots live', Chester Chronicle.NC/527

Article on Richard, Earl of Chester's visit to St. Winefride's Well, Chester ChronicleNC/528

Account of lecture at a Flintshire Historical Society Meeting on the history of the village of MarfordNC/529

Cockfighting at Holywell, Denbigh and Wrexham, Chester ChronicleNC/530

Flintshire cattle rustlers, Chester ChronicleNC/531

Hendy Road, Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/532

£80m Dee Estuary barrage shelved for 10 years', The Daily TelegraphNC/533

Cotton Mill at Rhyd y goleu, near Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/534

Commons likely to agree Dee barrage', Western MailNC/535

Disappearing River AlynNC/536

Doubts and hopes of Dee Crossing', Liverpool Daily PostNC/537

Point of Ayr and the farmers' battle with the sea, Chester ChronicleNC/538

Brush with death for Gladstone' - collapse of Mold Road Bridge in 1889, Chester ChronicleNC/539

Point of Ayr lighthouse, Chester ChronicleNC/540

St. Ddier's Well, Bodfari, Chester ChronicleNC/541

Flintshire silver used for coins smelting at Gadlys, nr. Bagillt, Chester ChronicleNC/542

Ffynnon Leinw, Hendre, near Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/543

Holywell's link with the London silk trade', Chester ChronicleNC/544

Discovering secrets of ancient Rhuddlan', Rhyl JournalNC/545

Rhyl, Australia, Rhyl JournalNC/546

Article on Hawarden airfield and its vital role in the War, Chester ChronicleNC/547

Billie Manders, proprietor of the Quaintesques Company, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/548

Recollections of the hey-day of the River Dee crossing between Sealand and Saltney FerryNC/549

Article on the 'Panto People' Buckley's Amateur Pantomime company, Chester ChronicleNC/550

Point of Ayr lifeboat disaster 1857, JournalNC/551

Rhyl Football Club and the 1957 F.A. Cup, Rhyl JournalNC/552

John Roberts and Sons, Central Stores, Rhuddlan, closure after 94 years of trade, JournalNC/553

Excavations at Cave at Cefn Meriadog, St. Asaph, Daily PostNC/554

Alderman Dennis Griffiths, Chester ChronicleNC/555

Turnpike roads and tolls, Chester ChronicleNC/556

Holywell's cotton industry, Chester ChronicleNC/557

Bwlch Frainc, Cilcain - a historical stretch of highway, Chester ChronicleNC/558

Letter regarding the secret war-time research at the Government factory at Rhyd y Mwyn, Chester ChronicleNC/559

Mold Gaol, Chester ChronicleNC/560

Ffynnon Asaph, Trelawnyd, Chester ChronicleNC/561

Assembly Hall Clock, Prince Albert Memorial and the Cross, Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/562

Steam engines used at local mines, Chester ChronicleNC/563

Cotton Mill at Rhyd y Goleu, Mold and Select Vestry poor relief, Chester ChronicleNC/564

William Parry of Northop, who plotted to kill Queen Elizabeth I, Chester ChronicleNC/565

Article on Mold pinfolds, market halls, and other Mold buildings, Chester ChronicleNC/566

Ship Inn, Llong near Mold and the fate of its sign supposedly painted by Richard Wilson, Chester ChronicleNC/567

Auction of a Thomas Tompion clock owned by the Mostyn family.NC/568

Holywell parish church bell and bellringing customs, Chester ChronicleNC/569

Article on the ending of Welsh resistance to the invading armies of Edward I in 1282, LeaderNC/570

Captain Morgan of Golden Grove and his grave near Llyn Helig, Whitford, Chester ChronicleNC/571

Daniel Owen, Chester ChronicleNC/572

Captain Conway Shipley, Rhyl JournalNC/573

David Lloyd (1912-69) tenor of Trelogan, Rhyl JournalNC/574

Nuns of Talacre Abbey, The JournalNC/575

Article on steelmaking at Shotton and the campaign against closure, Daily PostNC/576

Gronant primary school, The JournalNC/577

Greenfield Valley, Basingwerk Abbey and Holywell industry, Chester ChronicleNC/578

Wedding of Miss Violet Wynne-Eyton of Leeswood Hall, Chester ChronicleNC/579

Clearing of silt and renovation of Connah's Quay dock, Chester ChronicleNC/580

Baptism pool at Rhual, Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/581

Crosville motor company and the changing face of transport. Chester ChronicleNC/582

Memories of a Rhyl childhood' (1906). Recollections by Lloyd Lawrence. Rhyl JournalNC/583

Emlyn Williams, Freeman of the Borough of Delyn, Chester Chronicle.NC/584

Horses hauling in ships at Connah's Quay. Chester ChronicleNC/585

Restoration work at Northop parish church, Deeside Advertiser.NC/586

Northop village Institute's fiftieth anniversary. Chester ChronicleNC/587

Letter regarding the history of a round tower at Pen y Don, East Parade, Rhyl. Rhyl JournalNC/588

Broken Bank, Connah's Quay. Chester ChronicleNC/589

Mold collieries. Chester ChronicleNC/590

Canon Baden Powell, Rector of Hawarden - Obituary. Chester ChronicleNC/591

Cilcain Gold Mines. Chester ChronicleNC/592

Gwaenysgor parish church, Daily PostNC/593

Greenfield Valley - tourist attraction, Daily PostNC/594

Cyril Bellis, butcher of Hawarden, Chester ChronicleNC/595

River Alyn and the Leete, Chester ChronicleNC/596

Tracing ancestors at Clwyd Record OfficeNC/597

Conservation department at Clwyd Record Office, Denbighshire Free PressNC/598

Rhyl Town Hall and its proposed replacements in 1937 and 1963, Rhyl JournalNC/599

Diaries of James Newton of Sychdyn relating to Mold and Buckley areas, 1917-35, Chester ChronicleNC/600

Restoration work at Northop parish church, Deeside Advertiser.NC/601

Lower Soughton Hall, Liverpool Echo and Evening ExpressNC/602

Emlyn Williams - Freeman of the Borough of Delyn, Chester Chronicle.NC/603

Articles on the schooner Malvina, built at Connah's Quay for the Falklands Islands Co. in 1906NC/604-5

Article on the history and fire at Holywell woollen mill in 1893, Chester ChronicleNC/606

Article on a portrait of Sir William Gladstone, Chief Scout, 1983NC/607

Funeral of Lt. W.G.C. Gladstone (includes photograph) Daily News 1915NC/608

Article on the history of Rhyl and its traders and residents, Rhyl Journal.NC/609

Obituary of Superintendent Richard Davies, Deputy Chief Constable of Flintshire 1912-15, Rhyl JournalNC/610

Article on Cllr. P. T. Trehearn, Chairman of Rhyl Council and his social visits and engagements, Rhyl JournalNC/611

W. D. Griffith of Rhuddlan, an 'artist with an eye for history'NC/612

Daffydd Ddu, Gwen Coch of Hiraddug, and Daffydd Ddu's tomb in Tremeirchion parish church. Chester ChronicleNC/613

Photograph of competitors in a ploughing match at Leadbrook Hall, Flint. 1939NC/614

Article on the history of Rhyl and its traders and residents, Rhyl Journal.NC/615

Schooner Sarah Elizabeth of Connah's QuayNC/616

Photograph of Sealand Rangers football team in 1930s, Deeside AdvertiserNC/617

Ewloe Castle. Chester ChronilcleNC/618

Article on the history of Rhyl, its inhabitants and traders, Rhyl Journal.NC/619

Article on the discovery and excavations of a 3,000 year old burial ground on Moel Fammau in 1953NC/620

Northop Hall C. P. School. Deeside AdvertiserNC/621

Tommy Burns, stuntman and his fatal dive off Rhyl pier in 1897, Rhyl JournalNC/622

Rhuddlan CastleNC/623

Article on the history of the Maelor. The LeaderNC/624

Hawarden Golf Club, DeesiderNC/625

Meliden and its mention in the Domesday BookNC/626

Report on the Historic Buildings Council for Wales and the preservation of Clwyd houses.NC/627

Rhyl in the 1920s and its exceptionally fine weather, Rhyl JournalNC/628

Pilots of the River Dee, Chester ChronicleNC/629

Welsh National Eisteddfodau at Rhyl, 1863, 1870, 1892, 1904, 1953 and the preparations for the 1985 festivalNC/630

Parliament House, Rhuddlan, The VisitorNC/631

Lifeboats on the River Dee and the Point of Ayr lifeboat tragedy in 1857 by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/632

Recollections of Sundays in Marford, Wrexham LeaderNC/633

Wharfs and docks on the River Dee by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/634

Medieval shipping on the River Dee by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/635

Roodee shipyard and the vessels built there by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/636

History and architecture of Mold parish churchNC/637

St. Margaret's Church, Bodelwyddan and its fine carved lecternNC/638

Betty Parry Salve' - a healing potion once famous in Caergwrle, Chester ChronicleNC/639

Article on the Deux Amies, and the looting of the wrecked vessel off Mostyn in 1778, by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/640

Rhyl's hey-day as a holiday resort.NC/641

Resurgam, Britain's first submarine which lies off Rhyl by John Winton, Abergele VisitorNC/642

Rhyl in the 1930s by D. W. Harris.NC/643

Hanmer parish church and its destruction by fire in 1889, Wrexham LeaderNC/644

Obelisk at Bodelwyddan Castle commemorating the building of St. Margaret's church by Sue AppletonNC/645

St. Asaph S. A. Committee Scandal.' Rhyl JournalNC/646

Hanmer parish church and school, Wrexham LeaderNC/647

St. Asaph S. A. Committee Scandal.' Rhyl JournalNC/648

Rhyl in the 1930s by D. W. HarrisNC/649

Article on Nant yr Ogaf Cottage, Tanrallt, Meliden, The VisitorNC/650

Letter regarding the origins of the Town Hall clock, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/651

Article on the closure of T. T. Morris' Grocery business in High Street, Prestatyn after 85 years, Rhyl JournalNC/652

Letter regarding open-top buses at Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/653

Excavations of Roman site in Melyd Avenue, Prestatyn, Rhyl JournalNC/654

Article on Trade tokens, The TimesNC/655

St. Margaret's Church, Bodelwyddan.NC/656

Demolition of former dance hall in Ffynnongroew, The JournalNC/657

Article on piracy and slave traders on the River Dee by Dennis Brannigan, Chester ChronicleNC/658

Letter regarding the Gorsedd Circle and the 1904 Eisteddfod at Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/659

Article on earthquake history by D. W. Harris, Rhyl JournalNC/660

John Rigby of Hawarden, shipbuilder and marine engineer, and shipbuilding at Sandycroft, by D. P. Branningan, Chester ChronicleNC/661

Wreck of the King George by D. P. Branigan, Chester ChronicleNC/662

Poethlyn, the former milk horse owned by Major Hugh Peel of Bryn y Pys, Overton which twice won the Grand National, Wrexham Leader.NC/663

Walking over the sands of the Dee by D. P. Branigan, Chester ChronicleNC/664

Article on repairs to the sea wall, war-time problems and prosecutions and Yatch Club regatta, Rhyl. Also stowaways from Ireland to Llanddulas, by D. H. Harris, Rhyl JournalNC/665

Motorcyclist who rode up to the summit of Moel Fammau in 1924 (including photograph), Chester ChronicleNC/666

Article on motorists who drove to the summit of Moel Fammau in the 1920s and 1930s, by Gwynne Hughes, Chester ChronicleNC/667

Steam powered vessels on the River Dee, by D. P. Branigan, Chester ChronicleNC/668

Point of Ayr Lighthouse, by D. P. Brannigan, Chester ChronicleNC/669

Sale of last relics of the Sandycroft Foundry, by Alex Osmand, Chester ChronicleNC/670

Engineer Edward Williams of Mostyn, South America and Rhyl who was responsible for building the Chubut Railway in South Argentina in 1880sNC/671

Role of the River Dee in the Civil War, by D. P. Branigan, Chester ChronicleNC/672

Hawarden Singers, Chester ChronicleNC/673

History of football in Buckley. Recollections of Arthur Jones, Chester ChronicleNC/674

History of football in Buckley. Recollections of Arthur Jones, Chester ChronicleNC/675

History of football in Buckley. Recollections of Arthur Jones, Chester ChronicleNC/676

Halkyn Graziers and Commoners Association, Chester ChronicleNC/677

Death of a War Hero. Private Walter Whitley of Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/678

Sandycroft Foundry, Chester ChronicleNC/679

St. Winefride's Well, Chester ChronicleNC/680

Revitalisation of Point of Ayr Colliery, The JournalNC/681

Raising the Resurgam, the first submarine which sank off Rhyl, Sunday TimesNC/682

Richard Wilson, landscape painter 1713-82, Evening LeaderNC/683

Prestatyn Castle, Liverpool Daily PostNC/684

Wales - England border dispute. The River Dee, Western MailNC/685

Miss Gwendolen Davies-Cooke of Mold. Tribute and obituary, The ChronicleNC/686

Friendly Societies. Wrexham LeaderNC/687

A Tale of Two Collieries, Sunday TelegraphNC/688

Midland Tar Distillers Limited (Later Joseph Turner and Sons Limited), Queensferry, The HighwayNC/689

Guide to the Parish Records of Clwyd, Daily PostNC/690

Guide to the Parish Records of Clwyd, Chester ChronicleNC/691

Ben Edwards, who as a boy worked for Joe Barker, Holywell's blind water seller, Chester ChronicleNC/692

History of Holywell Market, Chester ChronicleNC/693

Rhyl Lifeboat tragedy, 1853, Rhyl JournalNC/694

Days when the Dee had a Mississippi Touch. Chester ChronicleNC/695

Schooners on the Dee by Dennis Branigan, Chester ChronicleNC/696

Flint Mayoral Chain and its Italian connection, Daily PostNC/697

Ice houses at Acton Park, Plas Teg and the Old Rectory, Hawarden, Wrexham LeaderNC/698

Y Gorlan convalesent home, Rhyl formerly 'Claremont Hydropathic', Rhyl JournalNC/699

Sinking of HMS Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/700

Golden Wedding anniversary of Captain and Mrs R. Hutton of Connah's Quay. Also report of the death of Captain R. Hutton, Chester ChronicleNC/701

Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Hutton and the late Captain Richard Hutton and their sea-faring life, Chester ChronicleNC/702

Recollections of Sealand at War, Chester ChronicleNC/703

Memories of Connah's Quay (York Buildings), Chester ChronicleNC/704

Final voyage of the coaster, The Hawarden Bridge, Chester ChronicleNC/705

The first motor vehicle to climb Prestatyn Gwaenysgor Hill road, Rhyl JournalNC/706

A retired miner's memories of the North Wales coalfield, Daliy PostNC/707

Notorious crimes of North Wales - faked suicide of Violet May Gordon Charlesworth, Weekly NewsNC/708

Bagillt nicknames, Chester ChronicleNC/709

The first and the last voyage of the barge, The Lord Delamere (Connah's Quay) Chester ChronicleNC/710

The Vale of Clwyd bus service in the 1920s, Free PressNC/711

Opening of St. Richard Gwyn High School in 1954, Chester ChronicleNC/712

Account, by Treflyn Roberts of his life and involvement with Deeside Advertiser, Deeside AdvertiserNC/713

Re-assembling of gates of Leeswood Hall, Liverpool Daily PostNC/714

Horace Porteous, and his self-built cars, Rhyl JournalNC/715

Bangor Isycoed monastery, Wrexham LeaderNC/716

The last cock-fight at Bangor Isycoed, Wrexham LeaderNC/717

Canon Harry Drew, Chester ChronicleNC/718

Brief histories of Plas Teg and Hawkesbury Hall, Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/719

RAF Sealand, Chester ChronicleNC/720

Rhyl Mummy case, Weekly NewsNC/721

Rhyl Mummy case, Weekly NewsNC/722

Closure of Gwalia Forge, Caergwrle, Evening LeaderNC/723

Auction sale at Emral Hall, Worthenbury, Wrexham LeaderNC/724

Items found at Foryd Harbour, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/725

Plygain ceremony at Lloc Method Chapel, Chester ChronicleNC/726

Improving Deeside's shipping facilities, Chester ChronicleNC/727

Tabernacle Methodist Church, Buckley Schoolroom, Chester ChronicleNC/728

Kinmel Riots, Rhyl JournalNC/729

Recollections of the veteran sailing boat, Kathleen and Mary, Western MailNC/730

The Kinmel Riots, Liverpool Daily PostNC/731

'Kathleen and May' - brief history of schooner, Chester ChronicleNC/732

British Aerospace at Broughton, Chester ChronicleNC/733

Horsley Hall, Wrexham LeaderNC/734

History of family firm, S. R. Davies of Holywell, Chester ChronicleNC/735

Philip Yorke and Erddig HallNC/736

The Resurgam submarine, The GuardianNC/737

Workers at Fergusson and Baird's shipyard, Connah's Quay, 1890, Chester ChronicleNC/738

Maritime memories of Deeside, Chester ChronicleNC/739

Rhydymwyn festival and garden fete, Chester ChronicleNC/740

New Sunday School stone-laying ceremony at Buckley Methodist Tabernacle Church, Chester ChronicleNC/741

Memorial in Holywell saved by OAPs. Evening LeaderNC/742

Lead and zinc mining at Halkyn, Chester ChronicleNC/743

Plans to re-create Mold Carnival on original site, Chester ChronicleNC/744

Deliveries from Halkyn lead mines during World War II, Chester ChronicleNC/745

New chairman of Clwyd County Council, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Evening LeaderNC/746

Recollections of life around Northop at the turn of the century,Chester ChronicleNC/747

Memories of National Eisteddfod at Mold in 1923, Chester ChronicleNC/748

Capture of a spy at Rhyd-y-Mwyn, Nr. Mold, in 1941, Liverpool Daily PostNC/749

Location of Penley Forge, and recollections of Wrexham pleasure fairs, The LeaderNC/750

Memories of Emlyn Williams, Wrexham LeaderNC/751

Argument as to whether Overton was a Domesday village,The LeaderNC/752

Mine disaster at Argoed Colliery, Mold in 1837, Chester ChronicleNC/753

Discovery of mural in Althrey Hall, nr. Wrexham, Western MailNC/754

Mystery of the emigrant ship, Ocean Monarch, which sank in the Irish Sea off the coast of Rhyl in 1848. The JournalNC/755

Obituary of Emlyn Williams. Daily TelelgraphNC/756

Obituary of Emlyn Williams. The TimesNC/757

Connection between Betty Richards and family, and Halkyn church. Chester ChronicleNC/758

Royal National Eisteddfod in Mold, 1923. Chester ChronicleNC/759

The brief life of the Rhyl - Wallasey hovercraft. The JournalNC/760

Capel Horeb y Mynydd, Hope Mountain, celebrates its 150th birthday. Chester ChronicleNC/761

The first fire brigade and station in Prestatyn. Rhyl JournalNC/762

Buckley Congs. Cricket XI, from St. John's Congregational Church. Chester ChronicleNC/763

Tribute to Emlyn Williams. Chester ChronicleNC/764

Last days of Oakenholt paper mill. Chester ChronicleNC/765

Recollections of Northop village, before the invasion of modern technology. Chester ChronicleNC/766

Opening of Bethania Chapel, Bagillt in 1937. Chester ChronicleNC/767

The 'creation' of Garden City, Deeside. Chester ChronicleNC/768

Ten Years of Clwyd County Council. Evening LeaderNC/769

Deeside as a proposed site for the 1992 National Garden Festival, Daily PostNC/770

Supplement about BSC Shotton, Daily PostNC/771

Signatures of soldiers from Kinmel park Army Camp found on shed door in Rhewl, Denbigh Free PressNC/772

Farm shed in Meliden - origainally from Kinmel Army Camp, Liverpool Daily PostNC/773

Barracks Room from Kinmel Army Camp that was moved to Meliden for use as a shop, Rhyl JournalNC/774

Cornelia Bayley and Plas Teg, Liverpool Daily PostNC/775

Cornelia Bayley and Plas Teg, The TimesNC/776

Cornelia Bayley and Plas Teg, Wrexham AdvertiserNC/777

The Mystery of Violet Gordon Charlesworth, Liverpool Daily PostNC/778

Coracles on the River Dee, The LeaderNC/779

Philip Yorke exhibition at Erddig, Evening LeaderNC/780

History of chess-playing in the Wrexham area, The LeaderNC/781

Account of the life of Lord McDonald of Gwaenysgor, Rhyl JournalNC/782

Women prisoners from North Wales, transported to Australia, Liverpool Daily PostNC/783

The Devil's Doorway' at Meliden Church, The Rhyl JournalNC/784

The last passenger train at Mold station on 29 Apr 1962, Chester ChronicleNC/785

Reunion of Luftwaffe POW's and RAF pilots who shot them down over Sealand on 24 Aug 1940, Liverpool Daily PostNC/786

Reunion of Luftwaffe POW's and RAF pilots who shot them down over Sealand on 24 Aug 1940, Chester ChronicleNC/787

Reunion of Luftwaffe POW's and RAF pilots who shot them down over Sealand on 24 Aug 1940, Liverpool Daily PostNC/788

The Flint Courtessa Morris dancing troupe, and its organiser Bessie Davies, Chester ChronicleNC/789

George Hiller (retired agent for Mostyn estates) and Llandudno, Weekly NewsNC/790

Obituary of Emlyn Williams, Financial TimesNC/791

Obituary of Emlyn Williams, IndependentNC/792

The High Sheriff of Clwyd, Daily PostNC/793

Cornelia Bayley's restoration of Plas Teg and plans for Bettisfield Park, Daily PostNC/794

The Kinmel Park Camp riots, Daily PostNC/795

Auction of Cox Lane Farm, Marford, the North Wales birthplace of the Church of Christ, Daily PostNC/796

Mold railway station, Chester ChronicleNC/797

Old country homes of North Wales, Rhyl JournalNC/798

Transportation of Frances Williams, and other convicts to Australia, Westen MailNC/799

Masons' markings at Flint Castle, The LeaderNC/800

Gerard Manley Hopkins, Daily PostNC/801

St. Beuno's College, Tremeirchion, and Gerard Manley Hopkins, Rhyl JournalNC/802

Building of Hawarden Bridge, DeesiderNC/803

The Mystery of the Resurgam - pioneer submarine, Rhyl JournalNC/804

Fire at St. Chad's church, Hanmer, Wrexham LeaderNC/805

Re-enactment of the fire at St. Chad's church, Hanmer, Wrexham AdvertiserNC/806

Obituary of Sir Jeremy Mostyn, BT, The TimesNC/807

World's first hovercraft service from Rhyl to Wallasey, Rhyl JournalNC/808

Nuns of the Poor Clare convent at Hawarden, The DeesiderNC/809

Proposed new theatre for Rhyl and memories of the old Pavilion, Rhyl JournalNC/810

Life and adventures of Captain Fernleigh Sweet of Shotton, The DeesiderNC/811

Prestatyn's Auxiliary Fire Service during World War II, Rhyl JournalNC/812

Evacuees in North Wales during World War II, Western MailNC/813

Evacuees arriving by train in North Wales, Western MailNC/814

Evacuee recollections of Shotton and Connah's Quay, Chester ChronicleNC/815

Rhyl Home Guard, Rhyl JournalNC/816

Obituary of Tom Jones, CBE (Tom Spain) of Hawarden, Wrexham LeaderNC/817

Obituary of Tom Jones, CBE (Tom Spain) of Hawarden, Chester ChronicleNC/818

Link between Wern Stores, Gwernaffield, and the Kinmel Park Camp riots, Chester ChronicleNC/819

St Winefride and her well, Midweek LeaderNC/820

General de Gaulle and his family on Flintshire border (Gadlas Hall), Daily PostNC/821

150th anniversry of Zion Presbyterian Church, Penyffordd, Chester ChronicleNC/822

Recollections of Home Guard in Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/823

Origins of 'pack-horse bridge' in Fellows Lane, Caergwrle, The LeaderNC/824

Royal Welch Fusiliers - 300 years of service, Wrexham LeaderNC/825

Royal Welch Fusiliers - 300 years of service, Daily PostNC/826

Shotton Steelworks, 10 years on! Chester ChronicleNC/827

Wales during World War II, Daily PostNC/828

Obituary of Tom Jones, CBE ('Tom Spain'), 1908 -1990, Transport and General Workers' Union RecordNC/829

Obituary of Tom Jones, CBE ('Tom Spain'), 1908 -1990, Chester ChronicleNC/830

Box Pews at St Deiniols church, Worthenbury, Wrexham LeaderNC/831

Worthenbury church and the Puleston family, Wrexham LeaderNC/832

Notes on Caergwrle, Wrexham LeaderNC/833

Kinmel Park Camp veteran's fight for justice, Rhyl JournalNC/834

Mysterious lights, Jack O'Lanterns and ball lightening, Midweek LeaderNC/835

Closure of Queensferry WI after 75 years, Chester ChronicleNC/836

Recollections of 1923 Eisteddfod in Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/837

Dragons and monsters in Clwyd, Rhyl JournalNC/838

Unusual customs and traditions in Flint, Rhyl JournalNC/839

Closure of Bodelwyddan Castle, Midweek LeaderNC/840

Dyserth and its waterfallNC/841

The crash of a German bomber in Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/842

The Pulestons and Emral Hall, Wrexham LeaderNC/843

The Rhyl - Wallasey hovercraft, 1962, The TimesNC/844

The Iraq 'supergun' at RAF Sealand, The GuardianNC/845

Miners March to save Point of Ayr colliery, The VisitorNC/846

Enthronement of Archbishop of Wales, Most Rev Alwyn Rice Jones, at St Asaph Cathedral, The VisitorNC/847

Development of public telephones and directories, Wrexham LeaderNC/848

Royal Observer Corps in Overton during WWII, Wrexham LeaderNC/849

Sale of silver salver which belonged to Pulestons of Emral Hall, Wrexham LeaderNC/850

The work of John Douglas, architect (1830-1911), Wrexham LeaderNC/851

Memories of Buckley Common, Chester ChronicleNC/852

Major Basil Heaton of Rhual, Mold, and his connections with New York, Chester ChronicleNC/853

Memories of the Gaiety Theatre, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/854

Early schools in Penley, Wrexham LeaderNC/855

Mayor's opinion of unkind poem about Rhyl, Daily PostNC/856

Origins of Local place names, Chester ChronicleNC/857

Unusual carvings at St Winefrid's Well, Holywell, Chester ChronicleNC/858

The Womens' Land Army in Penley, Wrexham LeaderNC/859

Origins of Ffynnongroyw, Daily PostNC/860

Discovery of piece of St Winefride's coffin, The VisitorNC/861

Discovery of piece of St Winefride's coffin, Chester ChronicleNC/862

Buckley and its brickworks, Chester ChronicleNC/863

Obituary of Sir Alistair Graesser, Daily TelegraphNC/864

Women's Land Army in Wrexham Maelor, Evening LeaderNC/865

Old fire engines at Bodrhyddan Hall, Rhuddlan, The VisitorNC/866

Colonel J Ellis Evans, CBE, and his memories of the victory at El Alamein, The VisitorNC/867

Hymns and poems composed by Arthur Jones, Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/868

70th anniversary of Urdd (Welsh Youth Movement) in Treuddyn, Chester ChronicleNC/869

Memories of Rhyl, North Wales Weekly NewsNC/870

Theatr Clwyd's new Artistic Director - Helen Kaut-Howson, Chester ChronicleNC/871

High Sherriffs of England and Wales, The TimesNC/872

Historical Places in Tremeirchion, Vale AdvertiserNC/873

Memories of RAF Sealand, Chester ChronicleNC/874

Waywardness in Threapwood in the 18th century, Wrexham LeaderNC/875

Royal visitors to Soughton Hall, (King and Queen of Spain), Daily PostNC/876

The 'Parrot School' in Bagillt, Chester ChronicleNC/877

Early beginnings of Overton-on-Dee, Wrexham LeaderNC/878

The retirement of Mervyn Phillips, Chief Executive of Clwyd County Council, Daily PostNC/879

'Resurgam' - the first submarine (Rhyl), Chester ChronicleNC/880

The 'loves' of Henry Moreton Stanley, Sunday TimesNC/881

Madras schools at Penley and Talarn Green, Wrexham LeaderNC/882

Notes on St Asaph, Daily PostNC/883

The Old Courthouse at Caerwys, Vale AdvertiserNC/884

Possible Raphael masterpiece, originally from Tower Hall, Leeswood, Evening LeaderNC/885

Possible Raphael masterpiece, originally from Tower Hall, Leeswood, Daily PostNC/886

Possible Raphael masterpiece, originally from Tower Hall, Leeswood, Chester ChronicleNC/887

Memories of miner working at Point of Ayr Colliery during WWII, Rhyl VisitorNC/888

Land Army girls in Wrexham Maelor, Wrexham LeaderNC/889

Medieval Marford and Hoseley, Wrexham LeaderNC/890

Overton in the 12th century, Wrexham LeaderNC/891

Connah's Quay Salvation Army centenary celebrations, Chester ChronicleNC/892

Notes on Caergwrle Castle, Wrexham LeaderNC/893

Ginger Beer production in Rhyl, Rhyl VisitorNC/894

Notes on the placename Whitford (Welsh), Western MailNC/895

Origins of Royal Alexandra Hospital, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/896

Notes on the origins of Overton, Wrexham LeaderNC/897

Horse racing at Marford, Wrexham LeaderNC/898

Overton Street names, Wrexham LeaderNC/899

Origins of Flintshire place names (lecture by Professor Bedwyr Lewis Jones), Chester ChronicleNC/900

Restoration of Bettisfield Hall by Cornelia Bayley, Daily PostNC/901

Obituary of Lord Kenyon, IndependentNC/902

Obituary of Lord Kenyon, Daily PostNC/903

Obituary of Lord Kenyon, The TimesNC/904

Obituary of Lord Kenyon, Wrexham LeaderNC/905

Details of old map of Shotton drawn by local reporter, Chester ChronicleNC/906

Notes on Madras schools and trade tokens in the Wrexham/Overton area, Wrexham LeaderNC/907

Historic gardens and parks in Wrexham Maelor, Wrexham LeaderNC/908

Private and free schools in Overton/Penley area in the 19th century, Wrexham LeaderNC/909

Buckley and its musical connections, Chester ChronicleNC/910

Ancient trees in Wrexham Maelor, Wrexham LeaderNC/911

Lightwood Green Royal Ordnance Depot during WWII, Wrexham LeaderNC/912

WWII military establishments in Wrexham Maelor, Wrexham LeaderNC/913

Flt Lt Trevor-Roper of PlasTeg, and the 'Dambusters', Wrexham LeaderNC/914

How Connah's Quay got its name, Chester ChronicleNC/915

The west window of St Deiniol's Church, Hawarden: the last work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones (1833-98), Daily PostNC/916

Development of railways in Mold in the 19th century, Chester ChronicleNC/917

The Chester - Holyhead railway line, Chester ChronicleNC/918

Obituary of Colonel S V 'Bill' Misa, Overton, Wrexham LeaderNC/919

Memories of Rhyl at beginning of century, Rhyl VisitorNC/920

Tracing history of a house, The TimesNC/921

72 years of Prestatyn carnival, Rhyl JournalNC/922

Famous footballers from Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/923

Re-discovered painting of Florence Nightingale by Jerry Barrett, from Gyrn Castle, Llanasa, The Sunday TimesNC/924

Re-discovered painting of Florence Nightingale by Jerry Barrett, from Gyrn Castle, Llanasa, The Sunday TimesNC/925

Women's Land Army, during WWII, at Queensbridge Hostel, Overton, Wrexham LeaderNC/926

Women's Land Army, during WWII, at Queensbridge Hostel, Overton, Wrexham LeaderNC/927

Notes on Foryd Harbour, Rhyl, Daily PostNC/928

Sports in Buckley, Chester ChronicleNC/929

Talacre Hall and the Welsh Historic Gardens Trust, IndependantNC/930

Obituary of Sir E G Roberts, The TimesNC/931

Funeral of Alderman H.R. Thomas, Chester ChronicleNC/932

Appeal fund for renovation of Hawarden Institute, Deeside AdvertiserNC/933

Obituary of Mr G.E. Davies, Chester ChronicleNC/934

Hawarden Victorian Festival, Chester ChronicleNC/935

Dr Buddig Owen and her collection of items associated with Dr Ivor Lewis, North Wales Weekly NewsNC/936

Football clubs in Buckley in the 1930s, Chester ChronicleNC/937

Young footballers from North East Wales, Chester ChronicleNC/938

The Mold to Denbigh railway, Chester ChronicleNC/939

Notes on Halkyn and Pentre Halkyn, Daily PostNC/940

The changing face of Rhyl Promenade.NC/941

Ronnie Barker’s connections with Rhyl, Rhyl VisitorNC/942

Hawarden Institute centenary celebrations, Chester ChronicleNC/943

Exhibition commemorating the centenary of the Hawarden Institute, Clwyd StandardNC/944

The Queen’s Palace, Rhyl, Rhyl JournalNC/945

Restoration of historic Welsh chapel at Pantymwyn, Chester ChronicleNC/946

History of memorial stone at Shordley, Chester ChronicleNC/947

History of ‘the Hundred of Maelor’, Wrexham LeaderNC/948

Notes on Buckley’s public houses, Chester ChronicleNC/949

Obituary of Roy Vernon, The IndependentNC/950

Notes on changes in Overton village, Wrexham LeaderNC/951

Centenary of Mold Fire Station, Daily PostNC/952

Obituary of Roy Vernon, The TimesNC/953

Centenary of Mold Fire Station, Chester ChronicleNC/954

Mold Community Hospital, Chester ChronicleNC/955

Obituary of Elfed Ellis, The StandardNC/956

Memories of the Beatles in Mold, Chester ChronicleNC/957

The use of Welsh/ English in early Maelor church services, Wrexham LeaderNC/958

Fundraising for the Hawarden Institute.NC/959

Memories of Tir Prince Raceway, Towyn, Rhyl VisitorNC/960

Rhyl Children’s Theatre/ Little Theatre, Rhyl VisitorNC/961

The growth of Rhyl, as told by Rhyl Museum, Rhyl VisitorNC/962

The case of James Hanratty – wrongly hanged for murder? Daily PostNC/963

The sale of Brynbella, Tremeirchion, and its contents, Daily PostNC/964

The sale of Brynbella, Tremeirchion, and its contents, Daily PostNC/965

Recollections of the D-Day landings by Elwyn Conway, Rhyl VisitorNC/966

Jim Bentley and Buckley, Daily PostNC/967

Recollections of D-Day by Captain Nicholas Archdale, Chester Chronicle.NC/968

A new era for Bodelwyddan CastleNC/969

70th Anniversary celebrations for RAF Sealand, Chester ChronicleNC/970

Notes on Trelawnyd, Rhyl JournalNC/971

Recollections of D-Day by Fred Roberts, Chester ChronicleNC/972

Obituary of Kathleen Davies-Cooke, The TimesNC/973

Memories of Tower Beach Holiday Camp, Prestatyn, Rhyl JournalNC/974

Notes on holy wells, The TimesNC/975

Industrial threat to Mostyn’s wetland and marine life, The TimesNC/976

Industrial development and its contributions to conservation at Mostyn, The TimesNC/977

Sale of lands in Buckley, Ewloe and Wrexham by British Coal, The TimesNC/978

Lottery grant purchase of Moel Findig for a nature reserve, The TimesNC/979

Clwyd Archives come under pressure, The Western MailNC/980

Argoed Colliery (Mold) Disaster May 10th 1837, The Chester ChronicleNC/981

Retirement presentation of John Kelly, works manager of Sandycroft Foundary, Mar 1894, The Chester ChronicleNC/982

Events to mark the Centenary of W. E. Gladstone, The Western MailNC/983

Donation from Delyn District Council to Carmel Chapel Whitford, The Flintshire Leader?NC/984

The Wedding of Dorothy Drew and Mr Francis Woodbine Parrish 22 Apr 1912 from The Daily SketchNC/985

The Wedding of Dorothy Drew and Mr Francis Woodbine Parrish 22 Apr 1912 from The Daily SketchNC/985A

Obituary of Edward Griffiths, former Labour MP, The TimesNC/986

Feature article on Northop Smithy, The Liverpool EchoNC/987

Lack of space and facilities at Clwyd Record Office, Hawarden, The Chester ChronicleNC/988

Religion and Education since 1870 Education Act (photograph of Penley School Gardens), The Church TimesNC/989

Plas Teg: proposed demolition/ preservation, Liverpool Daily Post, The TimesNC/990

Alhambra Theatre, Shotton, production of Aladdin to visit Winter Gardens, Hoylake, The Chester ChronicleNC/991

Letter to Mr Brown, Shotton from Mr Davies, Cardigan – memories of the 8th Bat RWF during WWI, Chester ChronicleNC/992

Obituary of Meredith Edwards, The TimesNC/993

Notes on Berse Drulincourt, near WrexhamNC/994

Saffron growing in Caergwrle, The TimesNC/995

The Poor Clare nuns of Hawarden, The TimesNC/996

A wooden staff and its connections to W. E. Gladstone, Daily PostNC/997

Obituary of the Rt. Hon. Roger Edward Lloyd, Lord Mostyn, Chester ChronicleNC/998

Legal proceedings taken against the Duke of Westminster over mining rights, Daily TelegraphNC/999

Hundredth birthday celebrations of Winifred Humphreys-Williams, Daily PostNC/1000

Obituary of Peter Gladstone, zoologist, The TimesNC/1001

Article on the house and gardens of Llanerch, Denbighshire, from Roy Strong’s book ‘The Artisit and the Garden’, The TimesNC/1002

Brynle Williams, leader of the fuel protests, The TimesNC/1003

Closure of Lane End, the last Buckley brickworks, Evening LeaderNC/1004

Annie Owens, former brickworker, celebrates 103rd Birthday, Evening LeaderNC/1005

Welsh outpost in Patagonia, Argentina, Daily PostNC/1006

Opening of new library at St Richard Gwyn High School, Flint, Chester ChronicleNC/1007

Wind and solar-powered street lamps on the A55, Chester Chronicle,NC/1008

Saltney newsagent Arnold Timmins retires from E. Moulton and Co, Chester ChronicleNC/1009

Death of Ernie Joyce, former mayor of Flint and Delyn, Chester ChronicleNC/1010

Improvements to Shotton and Connah's Quay war memorial, Chester ChronicleNC/1011

Appointment of Dave Jolly to Deeside police station, Chester Chronicle,NC/1012

Hope residents in bid to block plans for new homes, Chester Chronicle,NC/1013

Plans for housing on Castell Alun High School playing fields, Chester ChronicleNC/1014

John Alexander Timothy (Jack) leaves trust fund to benefit Flint residents, Chester ChronicleNC/1015

Lord Barry Jones to perform ‘turf cutting’ on site of new rehabilitation unit at Deeside Community Hospital, Chester ChronicleNC/1016

Cystic Fibrosis sufferer, Niall Watterson from Buckley opens new development at Asda, Queensferry, Chester ChronicleNC/1017

Flintshire County Council’s Unitary Development Plan causes concerns to be raised in connection with housing, healthcare and schools, Chester ChronicleNC/1018

The Blue Bridge, Queensferry, Daily PostNC/1019

Environmental improvements for Mancot, Daily PostNC/1020

Additional funding required to accommodate rise in Flintshire homeless, Daily PostNC/1021

Riverboat plan to link Flintshire with centre of Chester, Chester Chronicle,NC/1022

Lord Barry Jones at rehabilitation unit of Deeside Community Hospital in Aston, Chester ChronicleNC/1023

Ysgol Gwenffrurd pupils hold fundraising for Holywell’s hospitals, Chester ChronicleNC/1024

The Halkyn Mountain Interpretation plan – report published by Ian Pallim and Lee Jones, Chester ChronicleNC/1025

Bagillt History Club begins work on pictorial history ‘Bagillt through the Ages 2’ Chester ChronicleNC/1026

Proposals to provide a new ground for Mold Alex FC prove unpopular with local residents, Chester ChronicleNC/1027

Official opening of improved cycle link over the River Dee at Hawarden Bridge, Daily PostNC/1028

Moves to protect Halkyn Mountain common after inclusion on OS maps, Daily PostNC/1029

Deeside Power Station to increase generating capacity, Daily PostNC/1030

Redundancies as Cosgrove Packaging, Sandycroft closes down, Daily Post,NC/1031

Talacre Arms, Gwespyr darts team c.1996, Daily PostNC/1032

Women’s fight for equality, 1903 – 2003, Daily PostNC/1033

Railway home guard (F Company) at Rhyl station in 1943, Daily Post,NC/1034

Buckley Historical Society releases detailed history of the town on CD-ROM, Daily PostNC/1035

Offshore wind farm at Prestatyn, Daily PostNC/1036

Details of Flintshire properties, Ash Tree Farm, Pennyffordd and Hendre, Bodfari, Daily PostNC/1037

Looking Back – view of roundabout at Queensferry, Jul 1951, Daily Post,NC/1038

Energy Minister, Stephen Timms, visits offshore wind farm, Daily Post,NC/1039

Reynold’s Geo-sciences Ltd (RGSL), Pistyll Farm, Nercwys pioneers in tackling geophysical hazards, Daily PostNC/1040

Top ten most haunted places in North Wales, Daily PostNC/1041

Mostyn Estate’s 600 years of secrets are revealed in George Miller’s book ‘Your Obedient Servant: The History of a Historic Welsh Estate’ Daily PostNC/1042

First milestone for super-jumbo Airbus wing, Daily PostNC/1043

North Wales Learning Skills Centre, Sealand opened by Armed Forces Minister, Daily PostNC/1044

'Avril, 70, meets her brother for first time': Article on Reunited Siblings following Research by Flintshire Record OfficeNC/1045

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