Photographs of a Bygone Age in Holyhead

High Resolution Photographs of a Bygone Age in Holyhead on the Island of Anglesey, North Wales.

Anglesey, Holyhead, Market Street in the 1930's - showing the old Queens Pub.

I hope you will enjoy these several pages of high resolution old photographs of Holyhead, with photos from the 1900's right through to the 1950's and 1960's. They will remind you - or inform you - of the buildings like St Seiriol's Church and the Station Hotel that are now sadly demolished

. There are photographs of Holyhead's ships and ferries that your fathers, grandfathers, and even great grandfathers have sailed and worked on.

Market Street circa 1960's	Soldiers Point, Newry in the 1900's	A view of Holyhead from the air - taken from a De Haviland aeroplane
Holyhead Breakwater 1930's	Holyhead Breakwater during construction; the Great Eastern Ship at anchor in 1859	Holyhead Freightliner Terminal, and St Seiriols' Church
A general view of Holyhead from the mountain in the 1900's	An excellent photgraph of Holyhead Market in 1908	Holyhead Mountain from Porth Diana in 1933
An unusual picture of Holyhead Railway Station and one of the Mailboats	South Stack Lighthouse in the 1900's	South Stack Rocks in the 1900's
The Station Hotel from the Inner Harbour	The 'Five Sisters' pubs in 1902	Admiralty Pier, Customs House and the Mailboats

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