Photographs of a Bygone Age in Holyhead

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

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, the Convent, 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. We have old pictures of how the town and the pubs once looked, and all in high resolution.

Penrhos Beach before Morawelon was built	Holyhead, Porth y Felin 1950's	The original location of the Station Clock in the 1900's
The R.M.S. mailboat 'Ulster' in 1905	Holyhead, Roman Arches at St Cybi's Church	Skinner's Monument in the 1900's
An early photograph of Soldier's Point, Holyhead	Another early photograph of Soldier's Point, Holyhead	Soldier's Point in 1910
Soldier's Point in all its' original glory	The SS Hibernia at harbour in Holyhead	The South Stack Lighthouse in the 1930's
The steps to and from the South Stack Lighthouse	The 403 steps to and from the South Stack Lighthouse in Holyhead	The South Stack Lighthouse in the 1910's

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