WAW010524 WALES (1947). View of Pen-y-Bryn, Garth, Portmadog, commissioned by S. V. Beer, showing Porthmadog
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| Title | [WAW010524] View of Pen-y-Bryn, Garth, Portmadog, commissioned by S. V. Beer, showing Porthmadog |
| Reference | WAW010524 |
| Date | 30-August-1947 |
| Link | Coflein Archive Item 6413684 |
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| District | |
| Country | WALES |
| Easting / Northing | 256677, 338306 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -4.1321648743173, 52.922698296483 |
| National Grid Reference | SH567383 |
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 Trackbed of the former Welsh Highland Railway (WHR), opened in 1923, but closed to traffic at the end of 1931. Reopened by the Festiniog Railway in 1934, but only operated until September 1936 for passengers and May 1937 for goods. Not so far from the Talyllyn Railway, the first in the world to be run by volunteers from 1951 onwards, the WHR has been rebuilt in one of the epics of railway restoration, and now runs trains between Porthmadog and Caernarfon. |
 John W |
Sunday 9th of August 2020 12:10:57 PM |
| Britannia Terrace |
MB |
Friday 25th of April 2014 12:45:03 PM |
| Former slate wharf which in 1917 still carried a network of narrow-gauge sidings linked by wagon turntables and which extended into the sheds in front |
MB |
Friday 25th of April 2014 12:44:38 PM |
| Porthmadoc Station, Ffestiniog Railway. Looking decayed and awaiting rescue by the preservationists |
MB |
Friday 25th of April 2014 12:39:48 PM |
| I think this was the Britannia Foundry. Since demolished and a block of flats built on the site |
MB |
Friday 25th of April 2014 12:38:34 PM |
Government Offices including a Tax Office were located here. |
 Class31 |
Friday 25th of April 2014 06:02:49 PM |
| South Snowdon Wharf - used for the export of slates in the nineteenth century |
MB |
Friday 25th of April 2014 12:37:35 PM |