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Village and People

  • St Gwyddelan's Church with Meredith Coat of Arms
  • Rev. TJ Morgan, Moriah Methodist Chapel
  • Elen's Castle Hotel
  • Early Crimea Pass
  • Post Office 1905
  • Former Pont y Pant Hotel
  • Early carnival
  • Dolwyddelan Bridge 1808
  • Church Street
  • Dolwyddelan train station 1880s
  • Village Square
  • The Gwydyr and Square circa1905
  • Coblyn Bridge
  • St Gwyddelan's Church
  • The Old Woolen Mill
  • Tyn y Bryn Quarry
  • View of Pentre Bont
  • Moriah Chapel Vestry 1932
  • Steam Train at Dolwyddelan station
  • Pentre Bont
  • View of the village from Lluest
  • Pont Arennig - taken around 1875 by John Thomas
  • 1908 Moriah Chapel. The wedding of Elizabeth (nee Jones, daughter of John Jones Hen Efail, sister to J. R. Jones local coal merchant. Resided at 14 Castle Terrace, Dolwydelan) and Christopher Jones from 8 Bennar View, Blaenau Ffestiniog
  • From the left: Glenda Jones, Ruth Jones, Rita Dauncey, Shirley Goodwin, Margaret Rees, Mary Roberts, Anna W. Williams and Robert Williams
  • Esli Roberts, Ellis Roberts, Dafydd Afonwy Roberts and Selina Roberts
  • Alice Roberts, Amnen, Maes-y-Braich, Dolwyddelan
  • Dolwyddelan, approx 1949 by Raymond Pritchard
  • Dolwyddelan School 1947
  • Dolwyddelan School 1947
  • Carnival 1974
  • Carnival 1974
  • 1927: Griffith Price, Cledwyn Price, John Davies, Idris Jones, Griffith Williams, Lewis Parry, Griffith Price,
  • Dolwyddelan Mixed Choir approx 1948
  • Ian and Bob Price
  • Elen's Castle
  • Dora, Betty and Bob (other names unknown)
  • Betty and Bob Price, outside Hendre
  • Cledwyn
  • Carnival
  • Carnival
  • Carnival
  • Carnival
  • Carnival
  • Carnival
  • Gill and John's wedding
  • Ann and John Jones, 14 Castle Terrace. Parents to local Coal Merchant J R Jones
  • J R Jones (Bob 1869 -1939 (?) ), 14 Castle Terrace, eldest son of Ann and John Jones and local coal Merchant. His office was based in the station yard and the shed was then moved to Hafanedd castle terrace. It's unknown if it is still there today.
  • A Ferranti Transformer for Ffestiniog Power Station. The tank was designed specifically to fit through the Blaenau tunnel and crawled through with constant stops to adjust the lateral position on its bogie as there was barely an inch to spare either side