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Album 7

Teitl Eitem	Disgrifiad	Dyddiad Archif
XS3748/7/1	Some of the Oakeley family and friends visiting the Oakeley Slate Quarries, Blaenau Ffestiniog. At the top of the Dinas incline with one of the workmen assisting the party.	1902
XS3748/7/2	Members of the Oakeley family looking down from the top of Dinas incline, Oakeley Slate Quarries. Some of the slate tips and mills of the Llechwedd Slate Quarry can be seen in the background.	1902
XS3748/7/3	A run of slate blocks on their way to the mill with two men nearby. Part of the tramway system and points can also be seen.	1902
XS3748/7/4	One of the Oakeley Quarries inclines with three tracks and off-shoots. [? Ffridd incline].	1902
XS3748/7/5	One of the Oakeley Quarries inclines [ ? Spion Kop incline to the north of the high bridge].	1902
XS3748/7/6	Members of the Oakeley family standing on top of the Dinas incline during their visit to the quarries. The two ladies and the gentleman in the photo are looking down the incline while the boy is looki... rhagor	1902
XS3748/7/7	Looking down on part of the Sinc Fawr and other floors above it. Part of the tramway system can be seen in the lower half of the photo with one or two wagons and a man standing beside one of them.	1902
XS3748/7/8	Members of the Oakeley family standing beside the track of the Ffestiniog Railway and not far from Ivy House. Also to be seen behind them is the quarry high bridge - [? Pont Fawr or Pont Goch].	1902
XS3748/7/9	Two men walking up the Ffridd incline at the Oakeley Quarries. Ponc Siafft Mill can be seen behind them and in the distance part of the Ponc Goeden and Gloddfa Ganol Mills can be seen.	1902
XS3748/7/10	Members of the Oakeley family and others posing outside sun-house and bay-leaf tree. Mr and Mrs W. E. Oakeley are standing in centre of back row and Mrs Inge sitting on right hand side next to a littl... rhagor	[? 1890s]

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