Photographs of a Bygone Age in Holyhead

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

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. See the old railway station in all of its' glory with the Mailboats arriving almost to the rail tracks, steam still spouting from their funnels. Once again you will be able to see images of Newry Beach when it was even more popular that it is now.

Holyhead, L and NWR Steamer passing the Breakwater Lighthouse	Holyhead, Le Bon Saveur Convent	Holyhead, LNWR, Queen Victorias Day Saloon 1900
Mail Steamers at Holyhead	Holyhead's Mailboats in dock at the Railway Station	A 1900's view of Market Street in Holyhead
A 1900's view of Market Street in Holyhead	A superb animated picture of Market Street in Holyhead during the 1930's	Market Street in Holyhead - evidently before it became one way
MV Cambria and the other mailboats in Holyhead Harbour	A 1900's image of Newry Beach	And another picture of Newry in the 1900's
Newry Beach in the 1950's	An early photograph of Newry Beach - 1930's possibly	An excellent photgraph of Holyhead Rail Station with a train under steam

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