WPW002055 WALES (1920). View of Conwy showing railway and causeway, oblique aerial view. 5"x4" black and white glass plate negative.
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Details
| Title | [WPW002055] View of Conwy showing railway and causeway, oblique aerial view. 5"x4" black and white glass plate negative. |
| Reference | WPW002055 |
| Date | July-1920 |
| Link | Coflein Archive Item 6370257 |
| Place name | |
| Parish | |
| District | |
| Country | WALES |
| Easting / Northing | 278055, 377527 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -3.8292169972257, 53.280399107294 |
| National Grid Reference | SH781775 |
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 Alan McFaden |
Wednesday 8th of October 2014 10:05:10 AM | |
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Wednesday 8th of October 2014 10:01:57 AM | |
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Wednesday 8th of October 2014 10:01:31 AM |
Saint Mary and all Saints Conwy
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 Conwy Railway Station |
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Wednesday 8th of October 2014 10:03:46 AM |
 Conwy Castle Town Wall |
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 Conwy Castle |
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 Martin |
Friday 21st of September 2012 06:05:00 PM |
A great image showing the crossings of the river at Conwy. The first bridge was Telford's suspension bridge, shown here on the right. The decking was replaced in 1896 but the suspension chains are originals. There is an additional pedestrian walkway on the far right of the bridge which has since been removed. In 1958 a new road bridge was built to the right of the suspension bridge. The arched bridge remains but traffic now mostly passes under the river in a new tunnel. The tiny little pedestrian suspension bridge to the left of the main suspension bridge was built in 1904. Possibly it was demolished when the new road bridge was built - there is no sign now of the tiny suspension bridge or the walkway on the big suspension bridge. On the left are the two tubes of Stephenson's railway bridges carrying trains between Chester and Holyhead. Still in use. |
totoro |
Wednesday 15th of August 2012 06:34:15 PM |