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Wales, North Wales 1828-9 & South Wales 1830 Directory
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of 1828-29 North Wales and 1830 South Wales North Wales 1828-9: Aberconway Abergele Amlwch Bala Bangor Barmouth Beaumaris Caerwys Carnarvon Corwen Denbigh Harlech Hawarden Holyhead Holywell and Bagillt Llanerchymedd Llanfair Llanfyllin Llanrhaiardr-Y-Mochnant Llangefni Llangollen Llanidloes Llanrwst Machynlleth Mold Montgomery Newton and Kerry Pwllheli and Nevin Ruthin St Asaph Towyn and Aberdovey Tre-Madoc and Port Madoc ... More Info
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North Cardiganshire & Aberystwyth (1909)
Sheet 163 - Showing the area around Aberystwyth, Aberdovey and the Dovey estuary. On the reverse is a large scale plan of Borth in 1904, and an essay on the history of the area by Alan Leather. This One Inch to the Mile map covers north Cardiganshire, with coverage stretching from Aberystwyth and the coast eastward to Drosgol, Drybedd and the Cambrian Mountains; and from Aberdovey and the remote D...More Info
Mid Cardiganshire (1909)
Sheet 178 - Showing the area around Llanrhystud, Llanilar, Strata Florida and Devil's Bridge. On the reverse is a large scale plan of Llanrhystud in 1904, and an essay on the history of the area by Alan Leather. This Inch to the Mile map covers an entirely rural area, from immediately south of Aberystywyth southward to just north of Tregaron. The 'Manchester & Milford Section' railway runs through...More Info
Membership of Cardiganshire FHS - Overseas Institution
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Cardiganshire, Places and People : A computer screensaver
This screensaver contains well over a 100 images covering the length and breadth of our county brought together from 20 separate sources including well known national and local institutions, professional photographers and individual members of our Society. The images include some striking aerial photographs and are grouped geographically according to the six administrative hundreds which make up o...More Info