Copy Photograph: The west side of Mill Street, Llangefni

This material is held atArchifau Ynys Môn / Anglesey Archives

Reference
- GB 221 WSM302/29
Alternative Id.
Dates of Creation
- [early 20th cent.]
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

COPY PHOTOGRAPH: The west side of Mill Street, Llangefni. Shows the coal shed of Miss Owen, coal merchant and a truck which was used to deliver coal to houses.

Access Information

Dim cyfyngiadau/ No Restrictions

Note

Os gwelwch yn dda archebwch y dogfenau gan ddefnyddio y rhif cyfeirnod amgen (lle ddarperidd) / Please order documents using the alternative reference number (where provided)

Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements

Cyflwr da/Good condition

Archive Record|Table of contents

Copy Photographs: Tim Davies Collection of Anglesey Hunt and LlangefniWSM302

Copy Photograph: William Williams (Wil Tyddyn Sowldiwr, Llangefni)WSM302/1

Copy Photograph: Dolly Davies, The Kennels, Llangefni with 2 horsesWSM302/2

Copy Photograph: Jack Jones (Jack Farmyard)WSM302/3

Copy Photograph: Dilys who married Tim Davies in 1938WSM302/4

Copy Photograph: Tom (Tommy) Owen, Anglesey Harriers kennel manWSM302/5

Copy Photograph: Tom Owen with his favourite hound NailerWSM302/6

Copy Photograph: Bill Bailey, whipper-in (left) and Tim DaviesWSM302/7

Copy Photograph: Elizabeth (Ciss) Davies milking a cowWSM302/8

Copy Photograph: A typical tumbler churn used at the kennelsWSM302/9

Copy Photograph: Anglesey Hunt, Llangefni High StreetWSM302/10

Copy Photograph: The stables with a horse insideWSM302/11

Copy Photograph: A girl in the grassyard fieldWSM302/12

Copy Photograph: Jim James the last whipper-in with Herbie Warren and Dolly DaviesWSM302/13

Copy Photograph: Herbert Davies, Dolly Davies and Thomas Owen (Brewas)WSM302/14

Copy Photograph: A goat market in Bulkeley Square, LlangefniWSM302/15

Copy Photograph: Cattle market, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/16

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Square on market dayWSM302/17

Copy Photograph: Circus parade, Llangefni High StreetWSM302/18

Copy Photograph: Circus parade, Llangefni High Street, with camelsWSM302/19

Copy Photograph: Staff of the L. M. S. Railway Co., Llangefni StationWSM302/20

Copy Photograph: Jim James, Herbie Warren and Dolly DaviesWSM302/21

Copy Photograph: A horse fair in Church Street, LlangefniWSM302/22

Copy Photograph: Rowlands later Roberts chinaware shop High Street, LlangefniWSM302/23

Copy Photograph: Semi detached houses in Penrallt, LlangefniWSM302/24

Copy Photograph: Llangefni SquareWSM302/25

Copy Photograph: A group of men including Rev. Prys Owen & T. C. SimpsonWSM302/26

Copy Photograph: The Square, LlanerchymeddWSM302/27

Copy Photograph: Eisteddfod LlanerchymeddWSM302/28

Copy Photograph: The west side of Mill Street, LlangefniWSM302/29

Copy Photograph: Llangefni boys with Mr Robert (Bob) OwenWSM302/30

Copy Photograph: Cledwyn Hughes M. P. giving a speech in the Town Hall, LlangefniWSM302/31

Copy Photograph: Dicks Shoe Shop, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/32

Copy Photograph: Mill Street Terrace, LlangefniWSM302/33

Copy Photograph: Mr Jeffrey (Tim) Davies and his son MichaelWSM302/34

Copy Photograph: Equipment used by Mr Jeffrey (Tim) Davies for sound recordingWSM302/35

Copy Photograph: Mrs Lewis Edwards outside Minafon, LlangefniWSM302/36

Copy Photograph: Thomas Jones nicknamed Tom Klondyke, gamekeeperWSM302/37

Copy Photograph: Evan Williams who lived in Mill Street, LlangefniWSM302/38

Copy Photograph: A group in fancy dress with bicycles by Bangor PierWSM302/39

Copy Photograph: H. M. S. Conway aground in the Menai StraitWSM302/40

Copy Photograph: A man standing in a field with his dog and farm machineryWSM302/41

Copy Photograph: Rhosgadfan Bible ClassWSM302/42

Copy Photograph: Staff of the Post Office, 1 Bridge Street, LlangefniWSM302/43

Colour Photograph: Mr Tom Jones, Frongoch, Talwrn, fox catcherWSM302/44

Copy Photograph: An unidentified group of peopleWSM302/45

Copy Photograph: Five Llangefni boysWSM302/46

Copy Photograph: Llangefni locals outside Capel Lôn y FelinWSM302/47

Copy Photograph: Four men standing near the old water mill, Lôn y Felin, LlangefniWSM302/48

Copy Photograph: A Post Office and General StoresWSM302/49

Copy Photograph: A train passing the Dingle, LlangefniWSM302/50

Copy Photographs: The Town Hall, LlangefniWSM302/51

Copy Photographs: The Red Lion Inn, LlangefniWSM302/52

Copy Photograph: Shop y Foundry, High Street, LlangefniWSM302/53

Copy Photograph: The old county school, LlangefniWSM302/54

Copy Photograph: Isabelle Hemmings (left) and Eira Wyn Evans, oral historiansWSM302/55

Copy Photograph: Isabelle Hemmings oral historianWSM302/56

Copy Photograph: Church Street, LlangefniWSM302/57

Copy Photograph: Jack Jones and colleague working in the hay at the kennelsWSM302/58

Copy Photograph: High Street Llangefni looking down Station HillWSM302/59

Copy Photograph: High Street Llangefni looking down Station HillWSM302/60

Copy Photograph: Llangefni High Street showing the entrance to Field StreetWSM302/61

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Station buildingsWSM302/62

Copy Photographs: Llangefni from the airWSM302/63

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Ladies ChoirWSM302/64

Copy Photograph: Mrs Rebecca Jones, Ty'n Talwrn, LlanddyfnanWSM302/65

Copy Photograph: Llangefni Hospital showing staff and patientsWSM302/66

Copy Photograph: Tyn Pwll, RhosmeirchWSM302/67

Copy Photograph: Llangefni on Market dayWSM302/68

Copy Photograph: Church Lane, LlangefniWSM302/69

Copy Photographs: Plas LlanddyfnanWSM302/70