Print: St George's Hotel

This material is held atGwasanaeth Archifau Conwy / Conwy Archive Service

Reference
- GB 2008 CP496/13
Dates of Creation
- n.d.
Physical Description
- 1 item
  Printed document

Scope and Content

Depicts donkerys and bathing vans. The vans were moved by horses with the rise and fall of the tide and were still in use between World War I and II.

Access Information

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Prints and Photographs of LlandudnoCP496

Print: St Tudno's Church, LlandudnoCP496/1

Print: Cliff Walks (Marine Drive), Great OrmeCP496/2

Print: Church Walks and the South Side of Orme's HeadCP496/3

Print: View from Ty Gwyn RoadCP496/4

Print: North Parade and Prince Edward SquareCP496/5

Print: Lower Mostyn StreetCP496/6

Print: Archery Ground and Cliff WalkCP496/7

Print: The Parade (The Promenade)CP496/8

Print: Looking East towards the Little Orme (Twyn y Fuwch - Cow's Nose)CP496/9

Print: Looking East North East towards the North ShoreCP496/10

Print: North Shore looking North North WestCP496/11

Print: Looking West North West across to AngleseyCP496/12

Print: St George's HotelCP496/13

Print: Looking towards the earliest part of Llandudno below the Great OrmeCP496/14

Print: Looking South West towards the Conwy EstuaryCP496/15

Print: 'Penmorfa', West ShoreCP496/16

Photograph: Old Police Station and Magistrates' Court, Vardre LaneCP496/17

Photograph: Vardre LaneCP496/18

Photograph: St Tudno Hotel, North ParadeCP496/19