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Holyhead (Caergybi - Cybi's Fort) on the Island
of Anglesey, North Wales - Page II.
For 200 years the town of Holyhead in North Wales has remained
virtually untouched, with just the odd building having been replaced
by a new - for example - supermarket. There is no doubt that
someone who lived in Holyhead in Victorian
times would still recognise the Holyhead town centre and indeed
most other areas of today.

Market Street, Holyhead
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Market Street, Holyhead 1900's
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Market Street, Holyhead 1911
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Holyhead War Memorial
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Holyhead, National School House
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Holyhead, National School House
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For centuries the habitants of Holyhead have strolled along
the front of Holyhead's Newry Green and Beach front, and either
sat on the grass or paddled near the small beach, and whiled
away the time watching the boats toing and froing within the
breakwater harbour.

Holyhead, Newry and Mackenzie Pier
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Holyhead, Newry Green
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Holyhead, The Breakwater from Newry
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Holyhead, Newry from the Breakwater
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Holyhead, Newry from the Breakwater
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Holyhead, Newry and Mackenzie Pier and the Breakwater
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Holyhead, Newry looking towards the Mountain |

Holyhead, looking towards Amlwch
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South Stack Lighthouse.
South Stack lighthouse is very well known in the maritime world.
Many a sailor has warmed to the sight of its light, guarding
them against the treacherous rocks in that vicinity.
Originally manned, the stores had to be carried by donkey down
the 400 and something steps, before crossing onto the island
via a small bridge located 100 feet above the waves. Now automated
and unmanned, it is a tourist attraction. The view from the top
of the steps on a clear day is breathtaking. Only a few hundred
yards from Ty Mawr Hut Circles and Ellins Tower - a renowned
bird watching hide.

Holyhead, South Stack Lighthouse
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Holyhead, South Stack Lighthouse - artistic
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Holyhead, South Stack Lighthouse
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The Holyhead Breakwater.
Holyhead's breakwater was built using the stone from in it's
own quarry, and many lives would be lost before it's completion.
Now the scene of the stroller or the fisherman.

Holyhead - The Breakwater
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Holyhead - The Breakwater
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Holyhead - Irish Ferries
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Holyhead - Irish Mail Steamer |
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