An animated farmyard with horses, foals and people beyond which is a timbered farmhouse.
John Peris Jones
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Montgomeryshire Yeomanry marching from camp at Llanfyllin. [no.2]
Mounted soldiers parading along Llanfyllin High Street, the Wynnstay Arms on the right hand side.
John Peris Jones.
Drawing Room, Llangedwyn Hall.
An extremely cluttered drawing room full of various pieces of furniture, ornaments, paintings, flower arrangements, rugs and cushions.
General view, Llanrhaiadr looking East.
A view of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant looking east with Bethesda chapel centre left.
John Peris Jones
A rural landscape traversed by a railway line running from the bottom right of the photo to Llansilin Road railway station in the upper left.
John Peris Jones
View looking over the rooftops of part of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant.
John Peris Jones.
Statue of T. E. Ellis that stands in Bala and was unveiled on 7th October 1903. Photographed in landscape format with houses and a shop visible behind.
E. C. Burns.
A view of the exterior of The Vicarage, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant.
John Peris Jones.
Photograph of two large square filter beds with three men in attendance.
John Peris Jones
Llanyblowel Church viewed from a distance with a river and meadows in the foreground.
E.C. Burns.
A small cluster of houses seen in the middle distance from across a field. The stone built house in the centre is the Penybont Inn (see JPJ079) and the newer building on the right includes a shop, possibly a grocers, 'E Ambrose' above the door.
John Peris Jones.
A view of the Penybont Inn, Llanerch Emrys mid-way between Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant and Hirnant. Across the road from the inn is a shop 'E. Ambrose' above the window.
John Peris Jones
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[The Gothic Revival Straining Tower, Lake Vyrnwy]
Portrait format view of the Gothic revival straining tower in Llyn Efyrnwy / Lake Vyrnwy.
John Peris Jones
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[Vicarage, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant]
A large house with a small conservatory and immaculate grounds. St Dogfan's church can be seen in the distance.
John Peris Jones
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[Lion Hotel, Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain]
Exterior view of the Lion Hotel (then the Lion Inn), Main Street, Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain with a horse and cart outside..
John Peris Jones
A portrait format view of the exterior of Penybontfawr Church.
John Peris Jones.
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[Tanat Valley Light Railway - cutting the sod #2]
Crowds watching the sod-cutting ceremony at Pontywaen by the Countess of Powis. In the foreground are two large marquees whilst the ceremony is taking place in the distance under a banner that reads "Success to the Tanat Valley Light Railway." Note that JPJ004 is a similar view of the same event. The Montgomery County Times and Shropshire and Mid-Wales Advertiser dated 16th September 1899 gives an account of the proceedings.
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[Tanat Valley Light Railway - cutting the sod #3]
Crowds watching the sod-cutting ceremony at Pontywaen by the Countess of Powis. In the foreground are two large marquees whilst the ceremony is taking place in the distance under a banner that reads "Success to the Tanat Valley Light Railway." Note that JPJ003 is a similar view of the same event. The Montgomery County Times and Shropshire and Mid-Wales Advertiser dated 16th September 1899 gives an account of the proceedings
General view of the village of Llangedwyn. Additional information on the original enclosure indicates that this was used to produce 500 brown collotype postcards published by Lloyd, Llanrhaiadr. Mr Lloyd was the owner of the premises prior to Mr John Peris Jones.
E.C. Burns
View taken from a high viewpoint, possibly the church tower showing part of the village of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant
John Peris Jones