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Album 3

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS3748/3/1	[Mrs M. Oakeley] and a child sitting on terrace steps at Plas Tan y Bwlch. The lady is dressed in long skirt, coat and flowered hat. The child is dressed in long frock and large hat and... more	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/2	[Mrs M. Oakeley] and a child, on the terrace steps of Plas Tan y Bwlch. Child is standing on steps with her arm around [? mother].	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/3	[Mrs M. Oakeley] and a child standing by a tree on the garden path at Plas Tan y Bwlch. Shows part of the terrace, garden and steps leading up to the Plas.	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/4	Grounds of Plas Tan y Bwlch. Shows rocks, trees and garden path.	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/5	A lady and a gentleman with their backs to the terrace steps balustrade. The lady is dressed in long thick skirt, coat and cap and holds a stick in her right hand, while the gentleman is dressed in t... more	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/6	A group of people standing near terrace steps at Plas Tan y Bwlch. From left to right ?, W.E.O., M.C.Inge, ?, ?, and Edward de Clifford Oakeley. All dressed in outdoor casual wear.	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/7	Edward de Clifford Oakeley, centre and two gentlemen standing beside the terrace steps at Plas Tan y Bwlch. All three are dressed in hunting apparel and are holding shotguns in hand and arm.	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/8	Edward de Clifford Oakeley, far left, and two gentlemen standing on terrace steps landing, dressed in hunting apparel and brandishing shotguns.	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/9	A group of people standing near terrace steps at Plas Tan y Bwlch. From left to right: ?, W.E.O., M. C. Inge, ?, ?, and E. de C.O..	[? c. 1880-1900]
XS3748/3/10	Part of the grounds of Plas Tan y Bwlch, fields, Maentwrog village in the distance and hills behind. Document defective: slightly smudged.	[? c. 1880-1900]

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