Family Photographs of the Searell and Tennyson Smith Families

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Edward Tennyson Smith (1850-1925) was an extreme temperance campaigner from Birmingham who married a local girl, Annie Euphemia Searell, whose family had originated in Devon but came to North Wales to work in the copper and slate industries. Together the Tennyson Smiths toured Britain, America and New Zealand, campaigning for the prohibition of alcohol, until her death in America in 1906. ETS subsequently remarried.

[N.B. Artefacts and art works transferred to Conwy Museum Service ]

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Transferred from Gwynedd Archives Service in 2000, where it had been placed on loan by Llandudno Historical Society

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Family Photographs of the Searell and Tennyson Smith FamiliesCP3407

Joseph HughesCP3407/1

Studio portrait: 'Grandpa Taplin'CP3407/2

Ben Taplin, mounted and in uniform.CP3407/3

Studio portrait: 'Grandpa Searell' on a bicycle [paternal grandfather of W Beavan Searell, Benville, Llandudno]. The bicycle is a Crypto Bantam [mid 1890s].CP3407/4

'Mother' and Beavan Searell, with a bicycle, outside 'old' Benville, Victora St., Llandudno.CP3407/5

Portrait of Annie Searell who married Edward Tennyson Smith [aunt of Beavan Searell]CP3407/6

Portrait of Master Beavan SearellCP3407/7

Edward Tennyson SmithCP3407/8

Edward Tennyson Smith holding pair of glassesCP3407/9

Edward Tennyson SmithCP3407/10

Edward Tennyson Smith who married 'sister Annie' [sister of W Beavan Searell]CP3407/11

Edward Tennyson Smith in a carriage at the head of a temperance paradeCP3407/12

The Tennyson Smith family outside their home at 17 Deganwy Promenade.CP3407/13

Annie Tennyson Smith, 1st wife of Edward Tennyson SmithCP3407/14

Annie Tennyson SmithCP3407/15

The 'Smallest House in Great Britain'CP3407/16

The body of Annie Tennyson Smith, lying in stateCP3407/17

As above, a close up viewCP3407/18

Grave and memorial of Annie Euphemia Smith, wife of Edward Tennyson Smith of BirminghamCP3407/19

Group by the grave of Annie Tennyson Smith on the Great Orme, Llandudno, 'Mother, Cissey, Dad, Smith, Beaven and 'Boy', Annie's dog'.CP3407/20

Painting: 'Coastal Scene in Australia'CP3407/21

St Tudno's cemeteryCP3407/22

Edward Tennyson Smith and his second wife Edith.CP3407/23

Edith Tennyson SmithCP3407/24

Jervis Bay, Australian Commonwealth Liner.CP3407/25

Painting: Still life of fruit, nuts and a wine glass painted by F Edward Chardon.CP3407/26

Drawing Room/Library of Gwrych Castle, LlanrwstCP3407/27

Handing over to Llandudno Council of the Rapallo House Museum and contents of Mr Chardon's home.CP3407/28

Handing over to Llandudno Urban District Council of the Rapallo House Museum, Llandudno with the contents of Mr Francis Chardon's home.CP3407/29

Gill net fishingCP3407/30

Parade on Llandudno Promenade.CP3407/31

Llandudno Great Orme CemeteryCP3407/32

Llandudno Bay and PierCP3407/33

Llandudno Pier with a paddle steamerCP3407/34

Tram ascending the Great Orme, LlandudnoCP3407/35

Llandudno May QueenCP3407/36

Llandudno Promenade at Craig-y-Don, showing how few houses have been builtCP3407/37

St Tudno's Church and cemetery, LlandudnoCP3407/38

Craig-y-Don from aboveCP3407/39