Three men and a dog standing in the fishing weir at Rhos on Sea.

This material is held atGwasanaeth Archifau Conwy / Conwy Archive Service

Reference
- GB 2008 CP95/13
Dates of Creation
- early 20th Century
Physical Description
- 1 item

Scope and Content

The man on the left, holding the fishing net, is William Owen Jones, the donor's paternal grandfather and Rhos Pier Master.

Archive Record|Table of contents

Photographs of Old Colwyn, Colwyn Bay, Rhos on Sea and Bryn y MaenCP95

Postcard view of Albert Road, Old Colwyn.CP95/1

Postcard view of the railway viaduct crossing the promenade end of Beach Road, Old Colwyn.CP95/2

Postcard view of Old Colwyn looking towards Penmaenhead.CP95/3

Colwyn Bay Railway Station and goods building.CP95/4

Colwyn Bay Railway Station.CP95/5

[Winding/winch] equipment to assist with the construction of the first Pier and Pavilion at Colwyn Bay.CP95/6

Crowds of people streaming [out] of Riviere's Pavilion on the Pier at Colwyn Bay.CP95/7

Old Promenade, Colwyn Bay.CP95/8

View of [the west end of] Colwyn Bay looking across to Rhos on Sea.CP95/9

Fleet of trucks belonging to F. J. Tucker & Son, Colwyn Bay builders and contractors, parked on the Cayley Promenade.CP95/10

Group of road menders posing by their steam roller on Rhos Promenade, at its junction with Rhos Road.CP95/11

A group of men, women and children in and around the fishing weir at Rhos on Sea.CP95/12

Three men and a dog standing in the fishing weir at Rhos on Sea.CP95/13

Bryn y Maen Church, Upper Colwyn BayCP95/14

"Woodview", Rhos on Sea.CP95/15

"Woodview", Rhos on Sea.CP95/16