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For the first half of the 19th century gates to Cathedral Churchyard hung on lattice-work iron pillars. Lime stone pillars substituted for them probably in the 1850s.

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R.T.Pritchard PapersRTP

Photographs, Drawings and ImagesRTP/1-282

Photograph of an engraving entitled 'The South West View of the Church & Palace of Bangor in the County of Caernarvon'RTP/1/1

Reproduction of a drawing of Bangor Cathedral during the early 19th CenturyRTP/1/2

2 Reproductions of an old drawing of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/3

Engraving of Bangor Cathedral, entrance from Tan y FynwentRTP/1/4

Drawing of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/5

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral and churchyardRTP/1/6

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral, south entranceRTP/1/7

Postcard photograph of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/8

2 Photographs of Bangor Cathedral and the entrance to the 'Bible Garden,' BangorRTP/1/9

Photograph of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/10

Photograph of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/11

2 Photographs of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/12

Photograph of Bangor Deanery Close and CathedralRTP/1/13

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral with the University in the backgroundRTP/1/14

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral in the snowRTP/1/15

Photograph of the Chapel at St. Mary's CollegeRTP/1/16

Photographs of the Cathedral, BangorRTP/1/17

Photographs of Bangor Cathedral and UniversityRTP/1/18

2 postcards of Bangor Cathedral after the removal of the iron rails and gatesRTP/1/19

Photographs of Bangor Cathedral - Mural "The Journey to Emmaus" by Brian Thomas, in The Lady ChapelRTP/1/20

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral - Chancel, Hugh Altar and East WindowRTP/1/21

Photograph of Bangor CathedralRTP/1/22

Photograph of the main entrance to Bishop's Palace (now Bangor Museum)RTP/1/23

Photograph of the Bishop's Walk and Town Hall, BangorRTP/1/24

Photograph of the North Wales University College and Bangor Town HallRTP/1/25

Photographs of the University College (Penrhyn Arms)RTP/1/26

Photograph of the Penrhyn Arms Hotel, the original home of the University College of North WalesRTP/1/27

Photographs of The Penrhyn Arms facing roadRTP/1/28

Photograph of The Penrhyn Arms Hotel, the original home of the University College of North Wales, facing the seaRTP/1/29

Photograph of The Old Penrhyn Arms Hotel, Pen-y-BrynRTP/1/30

Photograph taken on the day the University College buildings were officially opened by King George VRTP/1/31

Postcard depicting several images of BangorRTP/1/32

Photograph of 'University College and Town Hall, Bangor'RTP/1/33

2 Photographs of the War Memorial with the University Building in the backgroundRTP/1/34

Photograph of the Cathedral and UniversityRTP/1/35

Photograph depicting view of the University College of North Wales from the other side of the valley (Bangor Mountain)RTP/1/36

Photograph of Bangor UniversityRTP/1/37

Drawing of the interior of St. Mary's College, Bangor.RTP/1/38

Postcard image of Bangor Independent College, Upper Bangor (on the junction of Ffriddoedd Road and Holyhead Road).RTP/1/39

Photograph of Bala-Bangor Independant CollegeRTP/1/40

Photograph of Normal College, BangorRTP/1/41

Photograph of the University College of North Wales, Bangor, Science Buildings (Deiniol Road)RTP/1/42

Photograph of the New Forestry and Botany Building (now Thoday building), University College, BangorRTP/1/43

Photograph of the North Wales Heroes Memorial Arch and the UniversityRTP/1/44

Photograph of the North Wales Heroes Memorial Arch and the University, BangorRTP/1/45

Photograph of the University College of North Wales and the North Wales Heroes MemorialRTP/1/46

Photograph postcard of the University and Heroes Gateway, BangorRTP/1/47

Engraving of Bangor taken from the path leading to the MaesRTP/1/48

Engraving (copy) of Market Day in BangorRTP/1/49

Photograph of a model (by Richard Dorkins, Bangor, 1875) of the Menai Suspension BridgeRTP/1/50

Photograph (original) of what is now the junction of Farrar Road with the High StreetRTP/1/51

Photograph (copy) of the Craig-y-Don Estate overlooking the Menai StraitsRTP/1/52

Photograph of Siliwen Road taken from the junction with Meirion LaneRTP/1/53

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral taken from Bangor MountainRTP/1/54

Photograph of Bangor taken from Bangor Mountain looking towards Hirael, Garth and the Menai StraitsRTP/1/55

Photograph of Bangor High Street (Pendref)RTP/1/56

Photograph of Upper Bangor taken from Bangor MountainRTP/1/57

Photograph of Bangor Cathedral and Upper Bangor taken from Bangor MountainRTP/1/58

Photograph of Bangor Train Station looking up towards Holyhead RoadRTP/1/59

2 Photographs of Bangor High StreetRTP/1/60

2 images of Bangor: 1 image is taken from Bangor Mountain, looking over towards Upper Bangor. The other image (on the reverse) shows the PierRTP/1/61

Booklet of 4 images: i. Penrhyn Castle. ii. The Suspension and Tubular Bridges, Llanfair PG. iii. Siliwen Road, Garth, Bangor. iv. Training Ship, Clio, on the StraitsRTP/1/62

2 images: 1 image is of Bangor High Street. The other image (on the reverse), entitled 'Welsh Women,' shows a group of women in traditional Welsh costumeRTP/1/63

Photograph of the grounds of the Masonic Hall and Bodhyfryd on the left, old Police Station behindRTP/1/64

Photograph of Bangor High Street,RTP/1/65

Photograph of Bangor from the southRTP/1/66

2 Photographs of Bangor High StreetRTP/1/67

Photograph of Bangor High StreetRTP/1/68

Photograph of Bangor taken from the grounds of U.C.N.W.RTP/1/69

Photograph of Bangor taken from Bangor Mountain overlooking the High Street from the Clock down towards Hirael and over Hirael BayRTP/1/70

Photograph of Bangor High StreetRTP/1/71

Photograph of The Royal Welch Fusiliers marching down Sackville Road when the U.C.N.W. New Buildings were opened by King George VRTP/1/72

Photograph of the 'Reformer's Tree,' on the crossroads of Deiniol Road and Glanrafon HillRTP/1/73

Photograph of Bangor in the evening, 1915RTP/1/74

Photograph of the Old Toll House at west end, Caernarfon RoadRTP/1/75

Photograph looking down Dean StreetRTP/1/76

Photograph looking down Dean StreetRTP/1/77

Photograph of Beach Road before it was widened and the new section made to Pen-y-Bryn [which took place in 1932/3RTP/1/78

Photograph showing the junction of Love Lane and Garth Road, looking towards GarthRTP/1/79

Photograph of an early Bangor charabanc owned by Bangor Blue MotoristsRTP/1/80

4 photographs; Verso - the University College and Bangor Cathedral. Recto - 2 photographs taken from the summit of SnowdonRTP/1/81

Photograph of Bangor overlooking Hirael, BangorRTP/1/82

2 Photographs: 'View from Pleasure Grounds, Bangor'RTP/1/83

Photograph of Bangor, looking towards BeaumarisRTP/1/84

Photograph of Bangor High street looking towards the clock and Lloyd's BankRTP/1/85

Reproduction of a drawing of Bangor Swimming Baths off Siliwen Road with Menai View Terrace in the backgroundRTP/1/86

Engraving of the 'New Baths, Bangor' (Siliwen)RTP/1/87

Photograph of Bangor taken from Bangor Mountain showing Garth and the Menai StraitsRTP/1/88

Photograph: view looking down Bangor High Street towards Hirael and GarthRTP/1/89

Photograph of Bangor from the 'Recreation Ground' (Bangor Mountain)RTP/1/90

Photograph of the Lower High Street area of Bangor and Hirael, showing St. Mary's ChurchRTP/1/91

Photograph: View of BangorRTP/1/92

Photograph of Upper Bangor taken from Siliwen Road. The Normal College and Menai Terrace can be seenRTP/1/93

Photograph: View of Bangor Mountain from the University College of North Wales Main Arts BuildingRTP/1/94

Photograph of Bangor looking towards the junction of Deiniol Road and Sackville Road, where the drinking fountain can be seenRTP/1/95

Photograph of St. James' Church, Holyhead Road, with one of Bangor's horse cab stands in the foreground (convenient for the nearby infirmary)RTP/1/96

Photograph of Bangor from Anglesey. Garth and pier can be seenRTP/1/97

Aerial photograph of Bangor taken from over the Menai StraitsRTP/1/98

Aerial photograph of predominantly Upper BangorRTP/1/99

Photograph of Bangor taken from the Pleasure Grounds, Bangor Mountain, looking over towards the University on the hillRTP/1/100

Photograph: view on the Suspension BridgeRTP/1/101

Photograph of Bangor Train StationRTP/1/102

Photograph: 'Carriages, Large Buses & Omnibuses for Hire'RTP/1/103

Photograph of Garth Road, taken at the junction of Dean StreetRTP/1/104

Photograph of Bishop's Walk when originally laid outRTP/1/105

Early photograph of Bangor Cricket GroundRTP/1/106

6 photographs of Ffriddoedd Playing Fields being cultivated [for development?]RTP/1/107

Photograph of Bangor from Pen-y-Bryn ParkRTP/1/108

2 Photographs of Bangor 'Mumereyru' [Memorial?] Bowling GreensRTP/1/109

Postcard depicting several images of Bangor; Menai Suspension Bridge, Garth Pier from Anglesey, the War Memorials, Menai Woods, and the UniversityRTP/1/110

The Golf Course and Snowdon Range, BangorRTP/1/111

Postcard depicting several images of Bangor; Menai Suspension Bridge, Garth Pier from Anglesey, The North Wales Heores Memorial Arch, Menai Woods and the University Main Arts BuildingRTP/1/112

Aerial photograph of predominantly Upper BangorRTP/1/113

Postcard depicting several images of Bangor; Cathdreal & University, Bangor & Menai Straits, The Cathedral Choir West, Bangor from Anglesey and the UniversityRTP/1/114

Postcard depicting several images of Bangor; St. Mary's College, Bala-Bangor College, Baptist College, Normal College and Bangor UniversityRTP/1/115

Postcard depicting several images of Bangor; Cathedral, The University, Bangor & Menai Straits, The Cathedral Choir West and Bangor from AngleseyRTP/1/116

Photograph of Old Welsh Farmhouse kitchen furniture, etc., from the Museum of Welsh Antiquities, BangorRTP/1/117

Photograph of Old Welsh Farmhouse kitchen furniture, etc., from the Museum of Welsh Antiquities, BangorRTP/1/118

Evans & Roberts Furnishing and Ironmongers, BangorRTP/1/119

Photograph of shop belonging to Chas. Littler, Printer, Bookseller, Newsagent and Stationer, situated on the junction of Holyhead Road with College Road, Upper BangorRTP/1/120

Photograph of a postcard upon which an order confirmation from Evans & Roberts Hardware Merchants & Wholesale Ironmongers, Bangor, is writtenRTP/1/121

Photograph of 'Belmont' House, BangorRTP/1/122

Engraving of The George Hotel with the Menai Suspension Bridge in the backgroundRTP/1/123

Drawing of the Royal Oak Hotel (later Greenwich House)RTP/1/124

Copy of a photograph of the 'City Vaults' on the junction of the High Street and Lon y PobtyRTP/1/125

Photograph of a painting of 'Plas Alcock, Bangor'RTP/1/126

Photograph of the 'George Hotel'RTP/1/127

Photograph of 345 High Street, Bangor, the premises of 'Eirwyn Chemist'RTP/1/128

Photograph of the shop of William Rowlands & Co., High Street BangorRTP/1/129

Photograph of Ebenzer Chapel, BangorRTP/1/130

Photograph of Pendref Chapel, BangorRTP/1/131

Photograph of BodhyfrydRTP/1/132

Photograph of the entrance to T. Owen, Saddler's Shop, 295 High Street, BangorRTP/1/133

Photograph of the entrance to William Rowlands & Co. Wine Merchants and the Antique Shop (no. 286 High Street) next doorRTP/1/134

Photograph of Wellfield, BangorRTP/1/135

Photograph of Wellfield House, BangorRTP/1/136

Photograph of houses opposite Pendref Chapel, Bangor High StreetRTP/1/137

Photograph of houses on Bangor High street opposite Pendref ChapelRTP/1/138

Photograph of Belmont (originally spelt Belle Monte)RTP/1/139

Newspaper cutting article showing a photograph (copy) of the Castle Hotel, BangorRTP/1/140

Photograph of Robert Roberts, Postmaster of Bangor, 1861-1895RTP/1/141

Photograph of Members of Bangor City Council, October 1947RTP/1/142

Photograph of Garth and Hirael, Bangor, taken from AngleseyRTP/1/143

Photograph of Porth Penrhyn (Penrhyn Port)RTP/1/144

Photograph of Garth Point, BangorRTP/1/145

Photograph of Garth, pre. pier, taken from AngleseyRTP/1/146

Photograph of The Carnedds and Bangor Pier, from AngleeyRTP/1/147

Photograph of Bangor Pier from GarthRTP/1/148

Photograph of The Menai Straits and Menai Bridge from GarthRTP/1/149

Small photograph of Hirael Beach with 'sand boats'RTP/1/150

Photograph of the Menai Strait from Upper BangorRTP/1/151

2 Photographs depicting a view of the Menai Straits from Upper BangorRTP/1/152

Photograph of the first girder of Bangor Pier being placed into positionRTP/1/153

Photograph of the damage sustained after the 'S.S. Christiana' crashed into the PierRTP/1/154

Photograph of the damage to Bangor Pier after the 'S.S. Christiana' broke free of her moorings and collided with the neck of the pierRTP/1/155

Photograph of Bangor PierRTP/1/156

Photograph (poor quality) of the Clio brought to the Ja Ja Jetty to be broken-upRTP/1/157

Photograph of 'The Passing of the Clio'RTP/1/158

Photographs: 'Bangor from Anglesey'RTP/1/159

Photograph (up close and detailed) of Bangor Pier and 'Clio' taken from AngleseyRTP/1/160

2 photographs of Bangor Pier from Anglesey and the Training Ship, 'Clio'RTP/1/161

Photograph of H.M.S. Conway moored off Bangor PierRTP/1/162

Photograph of H.M.S. Conway wrecked in the Straits, back brokenRTP/1/163

Photograph of the 'T.S. Clio' on the Straits in the foreground, in the distance 'S.S. Christina' (Liverpool and Menai Straits S.S. Co.) at the company's wharf, known locally as the Ja Ja JettyRTP/1/164

Photograph of the earlier 'St. Tudno' boat (paddle driven) in the StraitsRTP/1/165

Photograph of the 'St. Tudno' arriving at Bangor Pier from BeaumarisRTP/1/166

Photograph of the 'S.S. Christina' on her way to Caernarvon down the StraitsRTP/1/167

Photograph of the 'Christiana' at the Ja Ja Jetty, GarthRTP/1/168

Photograph of the 'Linda Blanche' in the dock at Port PenrhynRTP/1/169

Photograph of the Pier taken from Garth PointRTP/1/170

Photograph of the Straits showing the 'Friendship Holiday Home,' and the steamer 'La Marguerite'RTP/1/171

Postcard photograph of the Menai Straits and Bangor taken from AngleseyRTP/1/172

Photograph of the 'S.S. Pennant' loading with slates at Porth Penrhyn for HamburgRTP/1/173

Photograph of the 'Mary B. Mitchell' schooner being towed from the Ja Ja Jetty by the 'Velinheli' of PortdinorwicRTP/1/174

Photograph taken from the main land in front of Maes IsalawRTP/1/175

2 Photographs of the Garth Ferry at Llandegfan JettyRTP/1/176

Photograph of Holyhead BreakwaterRTP/1/177

Postcard photograph - 'The Passing of the Clio'RTP/1/178

Photograph of Church Island in the Menai StraitsRTP/1/179

Photograph (reproduction) of Menai Bridge Suspension Bridge before the bridge was altered and strengthenedRTP/1/180

Postcard photograph of the S.S. "St. Tudno" leaving Menai Bridge pierRTP/1/181

Postcard photograph of the Menai Straits and the Suspension Bridge looking towards the mainlandRTP/1/182

Postcard photograph of the 'Tubular Bridge,' Menai Straits, taken from above Holyhead Road on the Bangor side (Judge's Ltd., Hastings)RTP/1/183

Photograph (reproduction) of the H.M.S. Conway stranded in the SwelliesRTP/1/184

Photograph (reproduction) of the Training Ship 'Clio'RTP/1/185

Photograph of the St. Elvies paddle steamer taken from the banks of the Menai Straits looking towards SnowdoniaRTP/1/186

Engraving of 'Porthaethwy Ferry' by Moses Griffith (?)RTP/1/187

Photograph of Beaumaris Pier (Hudson's Series)RTP/1/188

Photograph overlooking BeaumarisRTP/1/189

Photograph of ships at Beaumaris (Hudson's Series)RTP/1/190

Photograph of a ship, horse and carts on the flat at BeaumarisRTP/1/191

Photograph of Penmon Priory, Anglesey, partly covered in vegetationRTP/1/192

Postcard photograph of the Menai Lighthouse and Penmon Point, AngleseyRTP/1/193

Postcard depicting several images of Anglesey; Scene of the Wreck of the "Royal Charter," the "Royal Charter" monument at Llanallgo Church, Cartref Goronwy Owen, and Llanfair M.E. ChurchRTP/1/194

Postcard photograph of Penrhyn CastleRTP/1/195

2 Postcard photographs of the Yew Tree Avenue at Llandegai [Llandygai] ChurchRTP/1/196

Photograph of Melin Cochwillan, LlanllechidRTP/1/197

2 Photographs of Lon Isa Turnpike on the Bangor-Bethesda roadRTP/1/198

Photograph of BethesdaRTP/1/199

Photograph of Bethesda from Coetmor MountRTP/1/200

Postcard - reproduction of a watercolour by John Parker (1798-1860) of "Hafoty Cwm Dyli, Snowdonia, from the base of Moel Siabod, July 20, 1832"RTP/1/201

Photograph (reproduction?) of Llanberis Slate Quarry showing quarrymen and velocipedesRTP/1/202

Photograph of visitors on Snowdon, 'On the Saddle.'RTP/1/203

Photograph of Pont-y-Cromlech, LlanberisRTP/1/204

Postcard photograph of Snowdon and Llyn Peris (Valentines)RTP/1/205

Photograph of Quarries, with waterwheel, at Llyn Ogwen, Nant FfranconRTP/1/206

Photograph of Nant FfranconRTP/1/207

Photograph of Nant Ffrancon, showing a horse-drawn charabanc full of visitors making their way into the valleyRTP/1/208

Postcard photograph of Carreg Wastad, Llanberis PassRTP/1/209

Postcard photograph of Llyn Llydaw with Y Lliwedd and SnowdonRTP/1/210

Reproduction of a watercolour by John Parker (1798-1860) of "Caernarvon Castle," June 1820 [Caernarfon]RTP/1/211

Photograph (reproduction) of Porthmadog Port full of shipsRTP/1/212

Photograph of Porthmadog DockRTP/1/213

2 photographs (reproductions); verso: Aber [Abergwyngregyn] Bridge and Mountain, recto: Llanfairfechan Beach and Mountain in the backgroundRTP/1/214

Photograph of Penmaenmawr taken from Station Road EastRTP/1/215

Photograph of Penmaenmawr looking east over the quarry jetty towards DwygyfylchiRTP/1/216

Photograph of 'The Druid's Circle,' PenmaenmawrRTP/1/217

2 photographs (reproductions); verso: Penmaenmawr from the "Weeping Point," recto: The Sychnant Pass, Dwygyfylchi (Francis Frith & Co. Ltd.)RTP/1/218

Photograph of Dwygyfylchi taken from the Sychnant PassRTP/1/219

Photograph of 'Sychnant Pass from above Dwygyfylchi'RTP/1/220

Postcard displaying a Rowlandson Drawing of Penmaenmawr from 1797RTP/1/221

Photograph of Conway Castle [Conwy]RTP/1/222

Photograph of Conway Castle partly covered in ivy and other vegetation (Hudson's Series) with Thomas Telford's Suspension Bridge and Robert Stephenson's Railway Bridge in close viewRTP/1/223

Photograph of Llangelynnin Old Church, ConwyRTP/1/224

Photograph of St. Tudno's Church, located on the Great Orme, LlandudnoRTP/1/225

Article from 'Country Quest,' containing three images: An artist's impression of Llandudno in the early years of the 19th century (Photo: National Library of Wales); 'The Cambria,' the first steamer to sail to North Wales from Liverpool - landed 17th May 1821, maiden voyage Liverpool to Bagillt 4th June; photograph of Colwyn Bay in the 1880s before the promenade was builtRTP/1/226

Engraving of the 'Bridge to the South Stack Lighthouse' by W.H. Bartlett (?)RTP/1/227

Postcard photograph of Ffestiniog Railway, PorthmadogRTP/1/228

Postcard photograph of Snowdon Train on Viaduct, LlanberisRTP/1/229

Postcard photograph of Talyllyn RailwayRTP/1/230

Postcard photograph of Talyllyn Railway, Towyn"RTP/1/231

Postcard - reproduction of an original painting by Terrence Cuneo of Trevithick's Tramroad Locomotive, 1804RTP/1/232

Postcard photograph of The Pier, Castletownbere, co. CorkRTP/1/233

Postcard photograph of LudlowRTP/1/234

Postcard photograph of Marble Arch, LondonRTP/1/235

Postcard photograph of the Unknown Warrior's Grave, Westminster Abbey, LondonRTP/1/236

Postcard photograph of Merton Fields, Merton College and Old City Wall, OxfordRTP/1/237

Postcard photograph of All Soul's College, Oxford (founded A.D. 1437), Radcliffe Library & St. Mary's (F.Frith & Co. Ltd.)RTP/1/238

Postcard photograph of Magdalen College, OxfordRTP/1/239

Postcard photograph of Christ Church Dining Hall-East, OxfordRTP/1/240

Postcard photograph of the East Window, York MinsterRTP/1/241

Postcard photograph of rough seas at BlackpoolRTP/1/242

Postcard photograph of Canterbury Cathedral from the airRTP/1/243

Postcard - reproduction of a painting by Richard Wilson R.A., c.1714-1782, of Pembroke Town and Castle (National Museum of Wales)RTP/1/244

Postcard photograph of an aerial view of Tower Bridge and the City of LondonRTP/1/245

Postcard photograph of the Castle at DurhamRTP/1/246

Postcard photograph of St. Paul's Bay, MaltaRTP/1/247

Reproduction Art Print of Samuel Howitt's "The Toll-House with a Coach Crossing the Bridge."RTP/1/248

Postcard photograph of a "Welsh Lady at Tea"RTP/1/249

Portrait photograph of an unidentified lady in Welsh (?) costumeRTP/1/250

Portrait photograph of an unidentified young ladyRTP/1/251

Portrait photograph of an unidentified lady in Welsh (?) costumeRTP/1/252

Photograph of G.W. Robinson and R.T. PritchardRTP/1/253

Photograph of three unidentified individuals (one possibly R.T. Pritchard)RTP/1/254

Photograph of G.W. Robinson, great friend of R.T. Pritchard, Professor of Agricultural-Chemistry, University College of North Wales, D.Sc. (Cantab.), F.R.S. n.d.RTP/1/255

Small map of the Environs of Bangor (taken from a journal?)RTP/1/256

Photograph of a photocopy of the plans of the Llanfair PG Toll HouseRTP/1/257

Hand-drawn map showing the Capel Curig Turnpike Trust Road, the Telford Road and the various tollgatesRTP/1/258

Hand-drawn map showing the Capel Curig Trust Road, some of Telford's Major Improvements, Lord Penrhyn's Road and the various tollgatesRTP/1/259

Photograph of a photocopy of the plans of toll bars at Belmont, Betws-y-Coed and 2 others (illegible)RTP/1/260

Newspaper cutting of an article from Y Cymro, 31st August 1967: Mr. Robert Hughes, Ty Coch, Caernarfon, Mr. Henry Evans, Melin Llecheiddior, Bryncir, Thomas Jones o Spaeding, Saskatchewan, Mr. Thomas Hughes, Penbryn Neuadd, Abererch, and Mr. Richard Jones, Yrynys.RTP/1/261

Receipt: "City of Dublin Company's Stores, Carnarvon. Mr. Jones and Williams from (?) to The Erin Go Bragh Steam Packet for Freight and Charges"RTP/1/262

Photocopy of 2 maps from an unknown publication: showing the routes (possibly postroads?) from Holywell to St. Asaph, and from St. Asaph to AberconwyRTP/1/263

Photocopy of a fragment from an unknown publication showing the cover of an Elizabethan letter showing the "Post haste" orders and the gallows warningRTP/1/264

Photocopy of document containing several post stamps - Brixham, Tipton, BridgendRTP/1/265

Photocopy of document containing several post stamps - Thornton, Baldock, Brackley, Clifton and Hot-wellsRTP/1/266

Hand-written notes: "List of Routes of Mail Coaches, mileage and time allowed according to the Book of Time Bills at Tottenham Public Libraries, 1797"RTP/1/267

Photocopy: "General Post Office; The Earl of Sandwich and the Earl of Chichester, His Majesty's Postmaster-General. Holyhead (thro' Shrewsbury) to London Time-Bill"RTP/1/268

Photocopy of an image from an unknown publication: "A mail coach picking up and dropping mail without stopping - forerunner of the railway travelling Post Office. Picture printed about 1838"RTP/1/269

2 photographs of an unidentified wallRTP/1/270

Photograph of H.M.S. Conway being towed from morrings off Bangor Pier to Plas NewyddRTP/1/271

2 photographs from a publication: Plas Newydd and the Menai Straits, and Menai Suspension BridgeRTP/1/272

4 photographs of Menai Suspension BridgeRTP/1/273

Engraving (coloured) of BangorRTP/1/274

Photograph postcard of Upper Bangor from the Recreation GroundsRTP/1/275

Postcard photograph of Bangor from Bangor Mountain overlooking Hirael and GarthRTP/1/276

Postcard photograph of Bangor showing St. Paul's chapel in the foreground and Bangor's former football field (now Asda)RTP/1/277

Postcard photograph of Bangor High StreetRTP/1/278

Bangor General Post Office BuildingRTP/1/279

2 Photographs of the original home of Normal College, Bangor (now Hen Goleg)RTP/1/280

Photograph of St. Mary's College, BangorRTP/1/281

6 postcard photographs of Welsh Folk dancers dressed in traditional Welsh CostumeRTP/1/282

Research - handwritten notes and miscellaneous research materialRTP/2/1-7