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XS/2171/1/493 The freighter Sea Breeze on the Mersey close to quayside with tug just ahead, mooring dolphins nearby. Bollards, lights and railings in foreground; probably Eastham. Vessel most like a ’Liberty...  more 1958 Aug.8
XS/2171/1/507 The paddy steamer Snowdon on the Menai Straits near Menai Bridge. Built by Laird Bros. of Birkenhead in 1892 for Snowdon passenger S.S. Co. Liverpool. Speed 14 knots. 462 passengers. Minesweeper du...  more 1926-1931
XS/2171/1/552 HMS Tiger, side view of the World War I Battlecruiser. Glass negatives.  1931 or earlier
XS/2171/1/571 The freighter Vancalt of Monrovia under tow along the Weaver or the Manchester Ship Canal, tug astern. Vessel probably a ’Liberty’ or ’Victory’ ship pre-fabricated and mass pro...  more 1945-1965
XS/2171/1/576 View from above of the cargo steamer West Chatala in No. 9 dock, Manchester. A vessel of the Lykes Lines. Built 1919. Acquired by Lykes Lines in 1933. 6,187 tons gross. Steam turbine powered. Sold...  more 1933-1939
XPQ/100/54a Bundle of War Telegrams.  1914
XPQ/100/76/22 LETTER: Robert Williams, Secretary to the National Transport Workers’ Federation at Trades Hall, 220 Blackfriars Road, London to Walter D. Hobson, Port Penrhyn, Bangor, informing him of a resolu...  more 1918 Feb. 11
XPQ/100/76/39 COPY LETTER: Walter D. Hobson [General Manager, Penrhyn Quarries] at Port Penrhyn, Bangor to R.T. Jones, General Secretary North Wales Quarrymen’s Union at Caernarfon, thanking him for sending c...  more 1918 June 10
XPQ/292 LISTS of.quarrymen in H.M. Forces, World War II.  c.1945
XS/2081/5 Caernarfon War Memorial.   
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