Charabancs parked at the Royal Red Motor Coach Tours booking office at the corner of Vaughan Street and Conway Road, Llandudno.

This material is held atGwasanaeth Archifau Conwy / Conwy Archive Service

Reference
- GB 2008 CP512/2
Dates of Creation
- c.1915
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

Post Office building in background.

Llandudno Museum ref. no.: LLDMG 2001.5.3

Archive Record|Table of contents

Llandudno Museum Collection: PhotographsCP512

Portrait of the Right Hon. John Bright MP (1811-1889)CP512/1

Charabancs parked at the Royal Red Motor Coach Tours booking office at the corner of Vaughan Street and Conway Road, Llandudno.CP512/2

Loaded charabanc outside garage, believed to be in LlandudnoCP512/3

Staff of Payne & Son, Dorothy Cafe, Mostyn Street, Llandudno, confectioners and caterers.CP512/4

Group of male and female workers in overalls with women staff wearing protective hats, in the entrance to the workshop of [Red Garages], LlandudnoCP512/5

Staff of Baxter's, drapers and outfitters, Mostyn Street, Llandudno, with large parked car at the kerbside in front of the shopCP512/6

Page from a family photograph album showing a man with a car below the Llandudno War Memorial, outside the Clarence Hotel and in Gloddaeth Street.CP512/7

Jubilee Class locomotive 45647 'Sturdee' reversing empty coaches out of Llandudno Station platform 3.CP512/8

Locomotive as above, at rear of Llandudno Junction steam shed 6G. Two other locomotives alongside.CP512/9

Portraits of H Robinson Cleaver seated at the keyboard of the Christie organ in the Odeon, LlandudnoCP512/10

Alex Munro and his company at Llandudno.CP512/11

English Presbyterian Sunday School groupCP512/12

Published photograph album: 'Llandudno & District'CP512/13

Published photograph album: 'Llandudno'CP512/14

Custom-made box containing polyester-sleeved postcards, family photographs and other ephemera relating mainly to Llandudno, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay and other places in North WalesCP512/15