Moelfre on Anglesey

The Village of Moelfre on Anglesey, in North Wales.

Moelfre is a small and sleepy village well known on Anglesey and in many parts of the world as the home of one of the finest and renowned lifeboat stations in the world. The bravery of the men that have manned the boats over the years has been exceptional, with many bravery medals being won by a multitude of lifeboat men.
The village is normally represented by postcard companies with exactly the same shot of the small beach and the few houses. Here are a few more of around and about.

Moelfre in the 1930's	Old image of Moelfre	Moelfre Beach & Boats 2005
Moelfre Cottages in 2005	A row of houses in Moelfre	A view of the sea and mountains from Moelfre
Moelfre Old Lifeboat Station	Moelfre Post Office	Moelfre - Memorial to the rescue of the MV Hindlea in 1959
Moelfre - The Kinmel Arms	Moelfre - The Crown	Moelfre - Row of houses opposite the beach
Moelfre looking down to the beach	Moelfre Wool Shop	Moelfre - looking down the village
Moelfre War Memorial - most unusual	Moelfre - Dic Evans RNLI	Moelfre - Dic Evans RNLI
Moelfe - Statue of Dic Evans, one of the most highly decorated lifeboat men in the RNLI

Moelfre Lifeboat

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