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XS3258/1-81

Photographs of the Dean Street area of Bangor which were copied in conjunction with an oral history project in the area. The photographs are crossreferenced to the tapes. See also a few documents XM7416.

Teitl Eitem	Disgrifiad	Dyddiad Archif
XS3258/52	Idwal Jones of Dean Street playing football at Maesgeirchen. c.1938. Neg. Ref. 8/78/31A.
XS3258/53	David Jones of Dean Street, Bangor in his Royal Artillery uniform. 1938. Neg. Ref. 8/79/9A.
XS3258/54	A group of Territorials, many from the Dean Street area of Bangor. 1938.
XS3258/55	A group of Territorials, most of them from the Dean Street area of Bangor, having been just called up. 1939. Neg. Ref. 8/82/14A.
XS3258/56	Group of unidentified soldiers outside a tent. [?1940]. Neg. Ref. 8/82/18A.
XS3258/57	Soldiers on active duty, just returned from Dunkirk. Left to right: Johnny Green, unknown and David Jones of Dean Street. 1942. Neg. Ref. 8/79/3A.
XS3258/58	The guardians of the Queen’s treasure when it was hidden in Penryn Castle during World War Two. All of these men were lodged in Dean Street for the duration. [?1945.] Neg. Ref.8/79/10A.
XS3258/59	The Bangor Band which played for many civic occasions, in the grounds of the Town Hall. Men from the Dean Street area include, far left, Griffith "Liverpool" Humphries and Eric Moran and, f... rhagor
XS3258/60	Peter Williams’s Conovium Dance Orchestra. Left to right: Tom "Y.M.", Idwal Jones, Billy Jones, two unidentified men and Peter Williams himself at the piano. n.d. Neg. Ref. 8/82/10A.
XS3258/61	Idwal Jones in ritual dress holding an embellished trumpet at the National Eisteddfod in Bangor. [?1940’s.] Neg. Ref. 8/82/12A.

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