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Penmaenmawr and Welsh Granite Company

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XPEN/773/4 CORRESPONDENCE between the quarry company and the Electricity Distribution of North Wales and District Ltd. relating to the supply of electricity to cottages belonging to the quarry company at Trefor.  1929-1938
XPEN/774/1 MINUTES AND CORRESPONDENCE re: the North Wales and South Cheshire joint Electricity Authority.  1927-1932
XPEN/774/2 MINUTES OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS of the North Wales and South Cheshire joint Electricity Authority.  1923-1927
XPEN/775 CORRESPONDENCE between the quarry company, the police and the Admiralty concerning the lighting at night of jetties at Penmaen and Graiglwyd, under the defence of the Realm Act.  1916-1918
XPEN/776 CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCUMENTATION regarding separation allowances paid to dependents of soldiers who are on the quarry company’s payroll.  1915-1917
XPEN/777 CORRESPONDENCE between the quarry company and the London and North Western Railway Company concerning the sidings at Graiglwyd and Penmaen. Included is a plan of entrance to Penmaen sidings.  1913-1918
XPEN/778 DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE from railway companies on the whereabouts and condition of railway wagons owned by the Penmaenmawr and Welsh Granite Company, which had been requisitioned by the governmen...  more 1946
XPEN/779/1 DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE concerning property insured under the War Damage Act of 1941.  1941-1942
XPEN/779/2 CORRESPONDENCE concerning property insured under the War Damage Act of 1941.  1941-1947
XPEN/779/3 DOCUMENTS, CORRESPONDENCE AND INVENTORIES relating to bomb damaged offices insured under the war damage act of 1941.  1942-1951
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