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XS2009/144 David Lloyd George "The Peacemaker in the Railway War". Mr. Lloyd George, President of the Board of Trade, was born in Manchester in 1863 and was admitted as a solicitor in 1884. He has sa...  more  
XS2009/203 Lloyd George, Dame Lloyd George and their grandchild at the laying of the foundation stone of the War Memorial Hall at Cricieth, June 1922.   
XS2014/3 Children of Richard and Margaret Ann Pritchard (as 2014/1 and 2014/2 above): on right: Catherine Mary Pritchard (later Owen); on left: Annie Beryl Pritchard. Died during the First World War.   
XS2019/2 The Staff of Gwenlyn Evans’s Printing Works on the occasion of the marriage of Miss Eluned Evans. Back row: 1. Mr. Glyn Williams, Gwynfryn, Vaynol Road, (killed in the war); 2. Mr. Rol.Owen, Cro...  more  
XS2023/6 Procession of Red Cross Nurses along Eastgate Street into Turf Square, Caernarfon, 1914-1918 War. In background, the premises of Pierce and Williams, T.O. Jones and Gwenlyn Evans.   
XS/2032/1 Workers at Ty Coch Foundry, Bank Quay, Caernarfon during the 1914-1918 War when the Foundry was used as an ammunitions works. Front Row: 2. Lizzie Annie Jones, aunt of Arfon, plumber; 6. Mr. Ensor Wi...  more  
XS2032/6/1-3 Photographs taken by the War Memorial, Castle Square.   
XS3257/1/21 Remembrance Service at the Pwllheli War Memorial with the mayor and council by the memorial.   
XS3257/11/23 Harbour and war memorial.   
XS3258/19 North Wales soldiers at St. Asaph one week after the declaration of World War II. Dean Street men include Johnnie Jones on the right and Roly Jones of Union Street in the front. 1939. [See also XM/T...  more  
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