First train from Hawarden – Liverpool Central Station, via Hawarden Bridge and Mersey Tunnel, 1896

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FLINTSHIRE PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONPH

BANGOR ON DEEPH/3

BETTISFIELDPH/4

BODELWYDDANPH/6

CONNAH'S QUAYPH/15

CWMPH/16

EWLOEPH/18

FFYNNONGROEWPH/19

FLINTPH/20

GREENFIELDPH/22

GWAENYSGORPH/23

GWERNAFFIELDPH/24

HAWARDEN - W E AND MRS C GLADSTONEPH/28A

HAWARDEN - GLADSTONE FAMILYPH/28B

HAWARDEN - CASTLEPH/28C

HAWARDEN - OLD CASTLEPH/28D

HAWARDEN - THE GLYNNESPH/28E

HAWARDEN - ST. DEINIOL'S LIBRARYPH/28F

HAWARDEN - THE OLD RECTORYPH/28G

HAWARDEN - THE MILLPH/28H

HAWARDEN - PARKPH/28I

HAWARDEN - CHURCHPH/28J

HAWARDEN - CHURCH INTERIORPH/28K

HAWARDEN - COTTAGESPH/28L

HAWARDEN - SCHOOLSPH/28M

HAWARDEN - VILLAGEPH/28N

Hawarden village (small card)PH/28N/1

Hawarden village (small card)PH/28N/2

Village centre (postcard)PH/28N/3

Village (postcard)PH/28N/4

Post Office (postcard)PH/28N/5

Village (postcard)PH/28N/6

Village (postcard)PH/28N/7

Village (postcard)PH/28N/8

Fountain (postcard)PH/28N/9

Three views of Hawarden (postcard)PH/28N/10

The House of Correction (from postcard)PH/28N/11

The Wynt (postcard)PH/28N/12

Institute and Glynne Way (postcard)PH/28N/13

Tinkersdale, Toll Cottage (postcard)PH/28N/14

Mr Murrell, coachmanPH/28N/15

House of Correction and Cross TreePH/28N/16

House of Correction, Cross Tree and PumpPH/28N/17

House of Correction and village pumpPH/28N/18

Cross Tree and village pumpPH/28N/19

Council Office and Cross TreePH/28N/20

Main Hawarden to Chester RoadPH/28N/21

The Saddler’s shop, Glynne WayPH/28N/22

The Old Gaol, Cross Tree LanePH/28N/23

Village (working print)PH/28N/24

Village pump, Castle Inn, before 1914PH/28N/25

Old Porch, Sedgeley House (Nields)PH/28N/26

Dr. Thomas’ housePH/28N/27

Mr Spencer, schoolmaster at School HousePH/28N/28

Nield’s shop, 1936PH/28N/29

Nield’s shop, 1936PH/28N/30

Hugh Davies shop, now NieldsPH/28N/31

Postman (Mr R. Bellis)PH/28N/32

Glynne Arms HotelPH/28N/33

Church and Old RectoryPH/28N/34

North Terrace, Glynne WayPH/28N/35

VillagePH/28N/36

The Red House, now demolishedPH/28N/37

Rectory Lane, c.1930PH/28N/38

Kentigern and Dr. Thomas’ housePH/28N/39, 39a

The RectoryPH/28N/40

Old Toll Cottage, TinkersdalePH/28N/41

School master’s house – boys playing leapfrog outsidePH/28N/42

The ElmsPH/28N/43

The Elms, when a girls’ school, c.1902PH/28N/44

Village showing the FoxPH/28N/45

The Fox and Grapes InnPH/28N/46

The Fox and Grapes InnPH/28N/47

The Fox and Grapes InnPH/28N/48

Village street showing the Fox and ChemistPH/28N/49

Village street and FountainPH/28N/50

Hawarden from the WestPH/28N/51

VillagePH/28N/52

Village street with cowsPH/28N/53

Hawarden R.D.C. Council, 1953PH/28N/54

Tinkersdale, c.1906 (postcard)PH/28N/55

Institute and GymnasiumPH/28N/56

Tinkersdale and Toll cottagePH/28N/57

TinkersdalePH/28N/58

Cottages near railway bridgePH/28N/59

Glynne Arms and carriagesPH/28N/60

SpringfieldPH/28N/61

SpringfieldPH/28N/62

SpringfieldPH/28N/63

SpringfieldPH/28N/64

Glynne ArmsPH/28N/65

Village, c.1960sPH/28N/66

Erecting the War MemorialPH/28N/67

Church LanePH/28N/68

Ratcliffe’s Foundry, c.1856PH/28N/69

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/70

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/71

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/72

Set of twelve photographsPH/28N/73

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/74

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/75

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/76

Trueman’s HillPH/28N/77

Glynne CottagePH/28N/78

Aston Bank now the ConventPH/28N/79

Aston Bank now the ConventPH/28N/80

Aston HallPH/28N/81

Overmantle, Aston HallPH/28N/82

Mossley in snowPH/28N/83

Railway Station, 1970sPH/28N/84

Railway Station, 1970sPH/28N/85

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/86

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/87

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/88

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/89

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/90

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/91

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/92

Deiniols Ash FarmPH/28N/93

House of CorrectionPH/28N/94

Excavations in main road near Glynne ArmsPH/28N/95

Excavations in main road near Glynne ArmsPH/28N/96

Village before War Memorial was erectedPH/28N/97

War MemorialPH/28N/98

Village, c.1890PH/28N/99

Margaret the carrier and cartPH/28N/100

Farewell Dinner, 5th Battalion Home GuardPH/28N/101

Main Street, c.1890PH/28N/102

Fountain during snow of December 1981PH/28N/103

StationPH/28N/104

Stone Row, Glynne WayPH/28N/105

Brick, Glynne WayPH/28N/106

St. Deiniol’s Ash Farm (back)PH/28N/107

St. Deiniol’s Ash Farm (front)PH/28N/108

St. Deiniol’s Ash Farm (side)PH/28N/109

The Highway, station bridgePH/28N/110

Station – men returning from Boer WarPH/28N/111

First bus, c.1908PH/28N/113

Village (postcard)PH/28N/116

Aston Hall collieryPH/28N/117

Village showing Fountain, 1905 (postcard)PH/28N/118

Smithy, Hawarden, 1920sPH/28N/119

The Rectory (previously called The Sundial)PH/28N/120

Twelve photographs of Hawarden (set)PH/28N/121

Village (junction of High Way and Gladstone Way), c.1910PH/28N/122

Village (The Fox Hotel and The Welcome Coffee House)PH/28N/123

Village and FountainPH/28N/124

FountainPH/28N/125

First train from Hawarden – Liverpool Central Station, via Hawarden Bridge and Mersey Tunnel, 1896PH/28N/126

Mr and Mrs Gladstone arriving at Hawarden Station, 1896PH/28N/127

Mr and Mrs Gladstone arriving at Hawarden Station, 1896PH/28N/128

The famous Toffee shop, c.1905PH/28N/129

Steam Engine maker’s society certificate, 1854PH/28N/130

Mr and Mrs Mond’s Garden Party at Hawarden, 4 July 1906PH/28N/131

War Memorial, c.1944PH/28N/132

Parish boundary stones – Bumpers Lane Stones No.10 in Sealand, general view and details, and “WMV” stonePH/28N/133

Parish boundary stones – Bumpers Lane Stones No.10 in Sealand, general view and details, and “WMV” stonePH/28N/134

Parish boundary stones – Bumpers Lane Stones No.10 in Sealand, general view and details, and “WMV” stonePH/28N/135

Parish boundary stones – Bumpers Lane Stones No.10 in Sealand, general view and details, and “WMV” stonePH/28N/136

Golden Wedding FountainPH/28N/137

Kentigern HousePH/28N/138

Stuart House, site of the Stag’s Head InnPH/28N/139

Wynt LodgePH/28N/140

Stag’s Head Cottages, 1910PH/28N/141

Brick RowPH/28N/142

15, The Highway, previously The Welcome Coffee House (1881-1930s)PH/28N/143

Tithe Barn (ex school)PH/28N/144

St. Deiniol’s Church Hall (ex school)PH/28N/145

Old Police Station/Town HallPH/28N/146

Council OfficesPH/28N/147

Post OfficePH/28N/148

Lloyd’s BankPH/28N/149

Midland BankPH/28N/150

Blue Bell InnPH/28N/151

Fox & Grapes InnPH/28N/152

House of CorrectionPH/28N/153

Castle GatesPH/28N/154

Institute and North Terrace (postcard)PH/28N/155

The Highway looking East, c.1905, and the Fox InnPH/28N/156

Hawarden Railway Station, c.1910PH/28N/157

Hawarden Parish Boundary StonePH/28N/158

Hawarden Orphanage, Easter 1896PH/28N/159

Hawarden StationPH/28N/160

Hawarden StationPH/28N/161

HAWARDEN - PERSONALIAPH/28O

HAWARDEN - VILLAGE AFFAIRSPH/28P

HAWARDEN - ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, PENTROBINPH/28Q

HAWARDEN - MANCOTPH/28R

HIGHER KINNERTONPH/29

HOPEPH/31

LIXWMPH/34

LLANASA - GRONANTPH/35A

LLANFYNYDDPH/36

MARFORD AND HOSELEYPH/38

MOLDPH/40

MOLD RURALPH/41

PENYFFORDDPH/48

PONTBLYDDYNPH/49

QUEENSFERRYPH/51

RHES Y CAEPH/52

RHYLPH/56

SANDYCROFTPH/60

SOUGHTON - SYCHDYNPH/63

TRELAWNYD (NEWMARKET)PH/64

TREMEIRCHIONPH/65

TYBROUGHTONPH/67

WORTHENBURYPH/71

FLINTSHIRE GROUPS, ORGANISATIONSPH/A

PERSONALITIESPH/B

RECORD OFFICE ACTIVITIES, BUILDINGS (STRONGROOMS, ETC.)PH/C

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHSPH/D

PHOTOCOPIESPH/E

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEYSPH/F