Photograph: The Old house at Penrhyn Bach, Dwyran

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PHOTOGRAPH: The Old house at Penrhyn Bach, Dwyran.

Written on the back in the handwriting of Mary Jane Gordon Owen of Rhuddgaer is "house of the sainted Rose Evans, Nina's (Plas Penrhyn) great friend".

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Cefnmawr and Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papersWDD

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 1)WDD/1

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 2)WDD/2

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 3)WDD/3

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 4)WDD/4

Miscellaneous Family PapersWDD/4/1

Papers: Embankment at RhuddgaerWDD/4/2

Insurance Policies: Plas Penrhyn and Rhuddgaer EstatesWDD/4/3

Religious worksWDD/4/4

Family photographsWDD/4/5

Photograph: William Humphrey Owen of Plas Penrhyn with indoor and outdoor staffWDD/4/5/1

Photograph: William Humphrey Owen, as above, but with fewer staffWDD/4/5/2

Photograph: Plas Penrhyn, house of William Humphrey OwenWDD/4/5/3

Postcard: Plas PenrhynWDD/4/5/4

Photograph: William Hughes of Cleifiog 1850 in small frameWDD/4/5/5

Photograph: Steam yacht belonging to William Humphrey OwenWDD/4/5/6

Photographs: W. H. Owen's steam yachtWDD/4/5/7

Photograph: A painting of a yacht by Barlow MooreWDD/4/5/8

Drawing: A Yacht.WDD/4/5/9

Photograph: Ship Bertha in dock at LiverpoolWDD/4/5/10

Photograph: Unidentified ship in dockWDD/4/5/11

Photograph: HendregadogWDD/4/5/12

Photograph: John Hughes of Bodwrog, son of Tregwehelydd near BodedernWDD/4/5/13

Photograph: Mrs Mary Hughes of Bodwrog, mother of Mary Jane Gordon OwenWDD/4/5/14

Photograph: Mrs Mary Hughes with two maid servants at her home, BodwrogWDD/4/5/15

Photograph: Mrs Mary Hughes with her two maid servants at BodwrogWDD/4/5/16

Photograph: Mary Jane Gordon Owen, wife of Thomas Owen of RhuddgaerWDD/4/5/17

Photograph: Rhuddgaer old house from the frontWDD/4/5/18

Photograph: Rhuddgaer old house from the backWDD/4/5/19

Photograph: Rhyddgaer new house from the front, built by Thomas OwenWDD/4/5/20

Photograph: RhuddgaerWDD/4/5/21

Postcard: RhuddgaerWDD/4/5/22

Copy Photograph: Staff at RhuddgaerWDD/4/5/23

Photograph: The Old house at Penrhyn Bach, DwyranWDD/4/5/24

Photograph: Thomas Griffith of BodridaWDD/4/5/25

Photograph: Mrs Thomas Griffith of BodridaWDD/4/5/26

Photograph: Cefn Mawr, LlangaffoWDD/4/5/27

Photograph: Richard HughesWDD/4/5/28

Photograph: Richard Hughes and his wife Ann Wynn, daughter of Hugh Owen of QuirtWDD/4/5/29

Photograph: Family groupWDD/4/5/30

Copy Photograph: Family groupWDD/4/5/31

Photograph: Henry Herbert Williams, J. P., D. L., of Trearddur and Trecastell and his wife, an AmericanWDD/4/5/32

Photograph: Fleet Surgeon Lloyd Thomas, R. N., of BeaumarisWDD/4/5/33

Photograph: Owen Pritchard, M. D., of Gloucester Square, LondonWDD/4/5/34

Photograph: Unidentified lady in cloakWDD/4/5/35

Photographs with Mainly Anglesey InterestWDD/4/6

Miscellaneous ItemsWDD/4/7

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 5)WDD/5

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 6)WDD/6

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 7)WDD/7

Cefnmawr, Rhuddgaer and Plas Penrhyn papers (Vol. 8)WDD/8