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For Liverpool Daily Post. Refers to the Penrhyn Arms Hotel Bangor, which became the first home of the new University College of North Wales. Line engraving shows the Penrhyn Arms.

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Papers of Ivor Edwy Davies, PenmaenmawrCX263

Ivor E DaviesCX263/1

Newspaper Articles written by IEDCX263/1/1

Account of a holiday visit to South WalesCX263/1/1/1

Cofio Iago Glan CyrachCX263/1/1/2

Relating to the late Richard Williams of Vron Villa, a Penmaenmawr worthy.CX263/1/1/3

George Brant - A Link With the Old Sailing DaysCX263/1/1/4

Lecture Notes on Stone Crushing & Advert for a Stone Crusher.CX263/1/1/5

Collection of articles for various newspapers and publications.CX263/1/1/6

History of the New York Co-operative Society.CX263/1/1/7

From the Diary of a Conway Superintendent.CX263/1/1/8

Extracts from a Police Superintendent's Diary.CX263/1/1/9

Another Landmark Disappears at Penmaenmawr.CX263/1/1/10

The Weir Comes Into View.CX263/1/1/11

The Beginnings of Penmaenmawr Shopping Centre.CX263/1/1/12

Miss Violet and the CrashCX263/1/1/13

Penmaenmawr Eighty-Five Years Ago.CX263/1/1/14

Welsh Alpine Crags With a History.CX263/1/1/15

Sea Versus Rail at Llandudno.CX263/1/1/16

Villadom at Penmaenmawr a century ago.CX263/1/1/17

Penmaenmawr Brass Band and its members in the 1870sCX263/1/1/18

A Relic of the Mail Coach DaysCX263/1/1/19

When City Dwellers Walked on Trevor GraniteCX263/1/1/20

The Largest and Best on the Road.CX263/1/1/21

Old Dolgellau.CX263/1/1/22

Church at Dwygyfylchi.CX263/1/1/23

Turnpike Cottages Which Became The Parish's First Day School.CX263/1/1/24

Conwy Twixt Town and Marsh 200 Years Ago.CX263/1/1/25

Port Dinorwic In The 1920s.CX263/1/1/26

Village School Built 122 Years Ago.CX263/1/1/27

Cwm Eigiau in Fact and Fable.CX263/1/1/28

A View of Penmaenmawr In The 1870's.CX263/1/1/29

Old Candle Factory At Gyffin.CX263/1/1/30

A Salvaged History of Caernarvonshire.CX263/1/1/31

Cargoes That Little Ships Carried on The Conway.CX263/1/1/32

Wealth of Riches to be Found in Field Names.CX263/1/1/33

Deserted Chapel in the HillsCX263/1/1/34

Inheritances From the Ice Age.CX263/1/1/35

Romance of Place-Names in the Mountains.CX263/1/1/36

Story of the Day-Schools at Penmaenmawr.CX263/1/1/37

Day and Sunday Schools at Conway in 1847.CX263/1/1/38

Ships That Carried Copper From Orme Mines.CX263/1/1/39

Auctioning The Tithes of Dwygyfylchi Parish.CX263/1/1/40

Curious Features of a Sixteenth Century Will.CX263/1/1/41

Conway's Maritime Connection.CX263/1/1/42

When Smugglers Were Welcomed By Parson and Magistrate.CX263/1/1/43

Smuggling on the North Wales Coast.CX263/1/1/44

End of a Chapter That Began With a Flour Club.CX263/1/1/45

Plan That Could Have Changed the Course of LlandudnoCX263/1/1/46

A Parsons Piglets In the Days of Tithe.CX263/1/1/47

More Titbits of Local History.CX263/1/1/48

More Gleanings From Local History.CX263/1/1/49

Tempers Flared When The Bishop Staked His Claim.CX263/1/1/50

The Turnpike Romance.CX263/1/1/51

Cottage That Watched The World Go By.CX263/1/1/52

How a Tube Tamed The Straits.CX263/1/1/53

Terrors of the Poor LawCX263/1/1/54

LegendsCX263/1/1/55

Welsh Drovers Blazed the Trail.CX263/1/1/56

The Last of a Very Ancient Mill.CX263/1/1/57

The Smith, a Mighty Man Was He.CX263/1/1/58

Long Search for Treasure on the Great Orme.CX263/1/1/59

A History of the Penmaenmawr Quarries.CX263/1/1/60

Y Wesleyaid yn MhenmaenmawrCX263/1/1/61

Perthynas Llysiau a Meteloedd.CX263/1/1/62

Passions Were Roused by Blue-Books Treachery.CX263/1/1/63

Erthygl ar Robert Hughes, Cwm Brwynog, Dyffryn Conwy.CX263/1/1/64

History From Field Names (in Dwygyfylchi)CX263/1/1/65

A Group of Penmaenmawr WorthiesCX263/1/1/66

[ A Penmaenmawr Quarry Manager]CX263/1/1/67

'Bracken', its Contribution To Hill Landscape and its Former Uses.CX263/1/1/68

Diwidiant Coll Ardal Eglwys Bach.CX263/1/1/69

A Peat Storehouse In Snowdonia.CX263/1/1/70

Christmas CustomsCX263/1/1/71

The Life and Work of Samuel Hazzledine Warren, F.G.S.CX263/1/1/72

Ychydig O Hanes Yr Efail a Fu yn Nhrefriw.CX263/1/1/73

Hanes fy NhadCX263/1/1/74

A Group of Sheepfolds at Garreg Fawr Llanfairfechan.CX263/1/1/75

Proposed but Abandoned Vandalism on a Grand Scale in Snowdonia.CX263/1/1/76

Bracken, a World Pest but Once of Use.CX263/1/1/77

The Graiglwyd (quarry) Prehistoric Stone Axes.CX263/1/1/78

Once it was a Busy Harbour.CX263/1/1/79

A Front Row Seat for Gwynedd's Historical Pageant.CX263/1/1/80

Code Signs to Sailors on the Conwy Run.CX263/1/1/81

Reminder of a Ploughing Bull.CX263/1/1/82

A picturesque Farmhouse at PenmaenmawrCX263/1/1/83

A Group of Penmaenmawr Worthies.CX263/1/1/84

Rough and Tumble Fun Before the Telly Ruled Our Lives.CX263/1/1/85

A Riot at Bangor.CX263/1/1/86

The Early Days of Llandudno.CX263/1/1/87

End of a Plas - and an Era.CX263/1/1/88

Conway's Busy Waterfront - Last Century.CX263/1/1/89

Christmas Through the CenturiesCX263/1/1/90

Gleanings From an Old School LogbookCX263/1/1/91

History in a Small CompassCX263/1/1/92

The Story of a House of Tragedy.CX263/1/1/93

From the Logbook of an Old School.CX263/1/1/94

Relic of the 'Gasworks School ' at Penmaenmawr.CX263/1/1/95

Bangor Mutual Ship Insurance Society.CX263/1/1/96

Notebooks of I.E. DaviesCX263/1/2

Personal Correspondence of I. E. Davies.CX263/1/3

Drawings and Sketches by I. E. Davies.CX263/1/4

Modelmaking of I. E. DaviesCX263/1/5

Certificates of I. E. Davies.CX263/1/6

Booklets, Pamphlets, Leaflets, Programmes and Magazines.CX263/1/7

Newspaper Cuttings.CX263/1/8

MiscellaneousCX263/1/9

Mining in North WalesCX263/1/10

Philip Vaughan DaviesCX263/2

Rev D P DaviesCX263/3

Items Relating to D.P. Davies & The Davies Family.CX263/4