WAW023832 WALES (1949). General view of Borth from Upper Borth looking north towards the Dyfi estuary. Oblique aerial photograph, 5½" cut roll film.

Tywyn(Towyn). In 1950 or slightly later , around the time of the Korean War, my father was called up to go and carry out training at the R.A. Territorial Camp at Tywyn(Towyn) This was the site of a RAF Airfield which provided targets for the Artillery firing out into Cardigan Bay. There was also a camp at Tonfanau to the north on the other side of the river Dysynni. Details on the RAF site are on: http://www.abct.org.uk/airfields/airfield-finder/towyn/ The photos attached show my father second left with his fellow recruits, a photo of the camp with the town behind(the church of St Cadfan is easily recognisable just right of centre) and a photo of 3.7 inch AA gun. The box to the right of the breech is the predictor(?). The radar is left of centre.

Aberdovey Railway Station and site of the Club House for the Links Golf Course which runs around the coast to just over a mile NW of the Railway Sation

Site of the Cambrian Hotel as it is today.

Cambrian Hotel

Aberdovey Ferry Terminal

Rail Bridge over the Afon Leri. Photo looking south from the B4353 road bridge.

Presbyterian Chapel

Congregational Church - obviously one of the more popular of 5 churches in Borth judging by the renovation.

Borth Railway Station - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borth_railway_station Also has a museum.

Church marked as marked on map as Capel Linanus(Calv. Meth.) The photo shows it has been much modified but has a large notice board outside which would indicate it was built in 1877.

School

Yet another church marked on map as Capel Soar(Calv. Meth.)

One of four Churches in Borth marked on map as Capel Siloh(Wes. Meth.) Now being used for other purposes. See photo.