WPW040040 WALES (1932). General view of Cardigan, oblique aerial view. 5"x4" black and white glass plate negative.

A string of wagons with what looks like a "Toad" (Great Western goods brake van) nearest the camera. It could be a second engine at the other end or a GW cattle wagon with the G and W painted on the end looking like the spectacles (cab windows) of an engine. It is possible that the one engine was making up a mixed train or the passenger engine was just shunting wagons to sort out the yard during visit with the passenger train. This would make a very fine prototype for a model railway.... an almost prefect Great Western country terminus!

Passenger train of six or even four wheeled coaches standing in the platform.

Pannier Tank shunting the goods yard.

Cambrian Quay

Area south of the river known as Bridgend

Castle Street

Two horses, driver and cart

Afon Teifi

Station Road

Railway station

Cattle pens, possibly

Water tower

Signalbox

Goods shed

Iron foundry

Engine shed

Capel Mair Independent Chapel

St Mary's Church

Cardigan Castle