Photographic Archive
In addition to its document archive the Society also has an extensive archive of photographs. These are currently being catalogued by volunteers. The initial steps in this project are now available to search using the online table below. We would stress that there are many more photographs still to be added to this catalogue. Some photographs are also contained in the Document Catalogue and we would recommend that this is also searched for images.
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Album | Photo | Subject | Location | Date Taken | Other Comments | Source | |
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A | 1 | Presteigne Church from Fold Field. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 26 November 1930 | |||
A | 2 | Presteigne Church from Fold Field. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 26 November 1930 | |||
A | 3 | Bleddfa Church roof. A M Wilson | Bleddfa | 21 July 1928 | |||
A | 4 | The River Lugg - probably near Presteigne. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 22 May 1931 | |||
A | 5 | Nash Forge. A. M. Wilson | 2 September 1929 | ||||
A | 6 | Evancoyd. A M Wilson | Evancoyd | 16 August 1928 | |||
A | 7 | Scottleton Cottage, Presteigne. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 16 August 1930 | |||
A | 8 | Broad Street, Presteigne. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 28 July 1930 | |||
A | 9 | the Brink on The Lugg. A. M. Wilson | Stapleton | 13 June 1931 | |||
A | 10 | The valley of the river Wye, looking towards Builth Wells from Aberedw Rocks | Aberedw | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 11 | The Slough, Clatter Brook near Presteigne. A M Wilson | Presteigne | 7 November 1926 | |||
A | 12 | Rapids on the River Wye at Parbo Common, showing the Radnorshire side of the river bank as well | Builth Wells | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 13 | The gorge of the river Edw at Aberedw near the church which can be seen in the middle distance | Aberedw | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 14 | Stanner Rocks, in the extreme south east of Radnorshire [actually on Herefordshire border], 2 miles from Walton on Knighton Road. [New Radnor railway line in foreground] | Stanner Rocks | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 15 | The River Wye at Hay showing the Radnorshire side of this fascinating river | Hay | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 16 | The River Teme at Knighton | Knighton | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 17 | Caractacus Camp [Caer Caradoc at SO309758] near Knighton. Clun Road on the bordes of Shropshire | Knighton | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 18 | Caractacus Camp [Caer Caradoc at SO240758] among the earthworks on the Clun Road above Knighton. Turn right about 2 miles up. | Knighton | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 19 | Glacial erratic boulder on Carneddau hills near Builth Wells | Llanelwedd | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 20 | Stone axe-hammer found in a tumulus near the old Aberystwyth road near Rhayader | Rhayader | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 21 | The druidical fontin Old Radnor Parish Church (very large). I believe too large to have been brought through any present doorway of the church. | Old Radnor | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 22 | The Moll Walbee Stone in Llowes churchyard - stone moved into the church in 1956. This is a Celtic Cross Slab - c.11th century | Llowes | Undated | made from 3" slide. See Richard Haslam's "Powys" | ||
A | 23 | Photograph of the excavation of Castell Collen Roman Fort in 1913. Fort originally built c.75/8 - reduced from c.5 acres to c.3.5 acres early in 3rd century | Llanyre | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 24 | A section of Offa's Dyke on the golf course at Knighton | Offa's Dyke | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 25 | The ruins of the Cistercian Abbey Cwmhir - dissolved 1538. The headless remains of Llywely ap Gruffudd are said to have been buried in the abbey grounds | Abbey Cwmhir | Undated | no detail | ||
A | 26 | Prince Llywelyn's Cave is in Aberedw parish - he is said to have sheltered here before his death in 1282. Could be a "hermit's cave" - not a natural cavity | Aberedw | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 27 | The only Norman tympanum still to be seen in a church in Radnorshire. The date is probably c.1100-1150. (See Richard Haslam's "Radnorshire") | Llanbadarn Fawr | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 28 | Cefnllys church and Castle Bank - the motte of the castle is clearly shown on the ridge of Castle Bank | Cefnllys | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 29 | Castelltinboeth (Castle Dimbod) - C13th Mortimer castle. Only a fragment of the NE gate tower remains standing | Llananno | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 30 | Castelltinboeth (Castle Dimbod) - C13th Mortimer castle. Only a fragment of the NE gate tower remains standing | Llananno | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 31 | Pilleth Mound said to commemorate the Battle of Pilleth | Pilleth | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 32 | A section of the moat and earthworks of the motte and bailey Pain's Castle in the village. Henry III began construction in stone in 1233 | Painscastle | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 33 | The old cock fighting ring at the foot of Llanelwedd Rocks used for mains [?] in the C19th | Llanelwedd | Undated | made from 3" slide | ` | |
A | 34 | "The Stone's Farm house [SO244589] nr. New Radnor. It is believed that a King sojourned here - I believe King Charles but not certain" | New Radnor | Undated | made from 3" slide. Quotation from the envelope enclosing the slide | ||
A | 35 | Bronllys Castle near Talgarth [13th century tower keep] | Talgarth | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 36 | "The famouse Newbridge Horse Fair taken about 40 years ago. (1906)" [Quoted from the envelope enclosing the slide] | Newbridge on Wye | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 37 | "Small stone erected on Knighton-Presteign Rd. to mark Offa's Dyke - runs through many counties of Wales." [Quoted from envelope enclosing slide] | Knighton | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 38 | Monument erected in memory of Prince Llewelyn at Cefn-y-Bedd near to where it is said the Prince was killed in mortal combat [replaced by a monolith slab in 1956] | Cefyn-y-Bedd | Undated | Positive from slide | ||
A | 39 | "At the old Leather Tannery, Rhayader at at the Lime Pits. Apart from quarrying the only industry in Radnorshire in 1911." [Quoted from enclosing envelope] | Rhayader | Undated | made from 3" slide | ||
A | 40 | Collared urns of Middle Bronze Age - "from Knighton" | Knighton | Undated | no exact provenance known | ||
A | 41 | Llandrindod Wells Rock Spa - said to have been photographed in 1930 | Llandrindod | 1930 ? | |||
A | 42 | Newbridge Wesleyan Chapel - converted into a house in the late 1950s. "Ray Hope's men had used the slate tablet with dates to mix concrete on and disposed" | Newbridge | Post 1950's ? | From J G Davies, Pontypridd. | ||
A | 43 | Newbridge local persons: Mrs Gordon Davies (sec. Parish Council), Mr Syd Lloyd (railway ganger & sec. of Parish council) & Rev T G Price (Minister) | Newbridge | Late 1950's ? | Card index has more details | From J G Davies, Pontypridd. | |
A | 44 | "A chapel now known as 'Wye View', Newbridge on Wye". J G Davies | Newbridge | Undated | From J G Davies, Pontypridd. | ||
A | 45 | "I. Llandrindod W. Roman Road looking N. on the Common" | Llandrindod | 1933 | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 46 | "II. Llandrindod Wells Roman Road. Surface exposed on Common - 15 ft. wide (in foreground of photo No. 45 / Box A)" | Llandrindod | 1933 | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 47 | "III Llandrindod Wells Roman Road - S. of Electricity Works - looking S" | Llandrindod | 1933 | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 48 | "IV. Llandrindod Wells Roman Road - N. of Electricity Works & orchard (crossing corner of field)" | Llandrindod | 1933 | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 49 | "New Radnor Castle - Inner Ward from Outer Ward" | New Radnor | 1933 | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 50 | "Carreg-wiber Bank, Llandrindod in foreground - NE entrance of prehistoric camp" | Llandrindod | Undated | From Bryan H S J O'Neill, H M Office of Works | ||
A | 51 | Military parade, possibly pre-WWI | Unknown | Undated | |||
A | 52 | Group of ten men in army uniform, possibly WWI | Unknown | Undated | |||
A | 53 | "Pilleth Mound - Pilleth battlefield near Whitton" | Pilleth | Undated | Duplicate of No.31 | No source. | |
A | 54 | Offa's Dyke at the golf course, Knighton | Knighton | Undated | No source. | ||
A | 55 | Castelltinboeth (Castle Dimbod) - C13th Mortimer castle. Only a fragment of the NE gate tower remains standing | Llananno | Undated | No source. | ||
A | 56 | The earthworks of the motte and bailey of Pain's Castle in the village of Painscastle - from the N. Henry III began construction in 1233 | Painscastle | Undated | No source | ||
A | 57 | Bronze Age cairn: "A Tumulus on Carneddau opened in 1906 showing the 'Cistfaeb' or stone chamber" | Llanelwedd | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
A | 58 | The old cock fighting ring at the foot of Llanelwedd Rocks used for mains [?] in the C19th - duplicate of photo No. 33 / Box A | Llanelwedd | Undated | Blank. | ||
A | 59 | Glacial erratic boulder on Carneddau. Similar picture to photo No. 19 / Box A | Llanelwedd | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
A | 60 | Hut circle: "Foundation of a Goidel Hut discovered on Carneddau 6 miles from Llandrindod" | Llanelwedd | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
A | 61 | W H Howse Memorial at John Beddoes School, Presteigne. Plaque set up by the Radnorshire Society in 1976 | Presteigne | 1976 ? | Blank. | ||
A | 62 | W H Howse Memorial at John Beddoes School, Presteigne. Plaque set up by the Radnorshire Society in 1976 | Presteigne | 1976 ? | Duplicate of No. 61 | ||
A | 63 | W H Howse Memorial at John Beddoes School, Presteigne. Plaque set up by the Radnorshire Society in 1976 | Presteigne | 1976 ? | Duplicate of Nos. 61 and 62 | ||
A | 64 | W H Howse Memorial at John Beddoes School, Presteigne. Plaque set up by the Radnorshire Society in 1976. Unveiling of plaque by [left to right] E V Howells, Mrs E M Howse, Ffransis Payne and E J L Cole | |||||
A | 65 | Bleddfa Church. Bleddfa 'mound' excavation by Dr. Lawrence Butler. "The excavated mound and tower from North-West. Crown Copyright - RCAHM of Wales | |||||
A | 66 | Bleddfa Church. Bleddfa 'mound' excavation by Dr. Lawrence Butler. Crown Copyright reserved - RCAHM of Wales | |||||
A | 67 | Bleddfa Church. Bleddfa 'mound' excavation by Dr. Lawrence Butler. Crown Copyright reserved - RCAHM of Wales. "Stair within thickness of west tower wall looking north from topmost of remaining step" | |||||
A | 68 | Bleddfa Church. Bleddfa 'mound' excavation by Dr. Lawrence Butler. Crown Copyright reserved - RCAHM of Wales. "North-west angle of tower showing string-course, external plastering and composition of wall" | |||||
A | 69 | Stanage Park [misnamed Stanage Castle on photograph] House started on site of earlier house by Humphrey Repton in 1807 and added to by John Adey Repton in 1822 and later by Edward Haycock in 1845 | Herbert Lloyd Johnes of Coates, Glos. Also 4.5" x 3" negative. | Back of photograph dated 31/5/1972, probably date of gift to Society | |||
A | 70 | Postcard - Radnorshire Society outing to Tretower Court | June 1935 | ||||
A | 71 | Photograph of five Roman coins - no further information | D. Lewis | ||||
A | 72 | Far Hall, Llanfihangel Rhydithon. Stone clustered chimney stack with Victorian chimney pots - Far Hall [17th. Century] Ref. to Richard Haslam, "Powys" [1979] p254 | Undated | Photograph by C. Selwyn | |||
A | 73 | Far Hall, Llanfihangel Rhydithon. Carved overmantel - Far Hall [17th. Century] Ref. to Richard Haslam, "Powys" | |||||
A | 74 | Far Hall, Llanfihangel Rhydithon. Carved panelling - Far Hall [17th. Century] Ref. to Richard Haslam, "Powys" | |||||
A | 75 | Old Font in the Churchyard, Llanbadarn Fawr, Rads. | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941 | |||
A | 76 | Old Font St. Clement's Church, Rhayader. 12th. Century font - has four projecting heads. | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941 | |||
A | 77 | Old Cottages, Llansantffraed Cwmdeuddwr. Old Cottages - unsited in village. | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Duplicate of D46 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941 | ||
A | 78 | "Old cottages on way to church, Beguildy" | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941 | |||
A | 79 | Rood Screen, Llananno Church. Rood screen c1500 with restoration of 1880 and 1960 - best in Radnorshire | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941. Ref. to Richard Haslam "Powys" [1979] p239 | |||
A | 80 | St. Michael's Church, Beguildy. "Beguildy, 1905, after old tower fell, 1894, before bell-cote was erected recently" | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941. Ref. to Richard Haslam "Powys" [1979] p239 | |||
A | 81 | Rood Screen and pulpit St. Michael's Church, Beguildy | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941. Ref. to Richard Haslam "Powys" [1979] p239 | |||
A | 82 | Vestry, St. Michael's Church, Beguildy. Vestry constructed with 16th. C. panels from the old vicarage and topped by 18th. C rails | Photographed between 1900 and 1912 | Presented to Society by J B Williams - ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9/10/1941. Ref. to Richard Haslam "Powys" [1979] p218 | |||
A | 83 | Tretower - stone keep | |||||
A | 84 | Tretower - group of visitors | |||||
A | 85 | Crest used on the service china of the Wilding family in late 19th & early 20th centuries at the Severn Arms, Penybont, which they rented from the Severns of Penybont Hall & at the Bridge Hotel which they bought from the Colemans [who built Coleman's Hotel & Templefield C. 1871 in Temple Street, Llandrindod Wells | October 1923 | Given by John Lewis Wilding of Ashford, Co. Wicklow | |||
A | 86 | The "prominent knoll" near Napshaw Coppice where may have been the meeting place of the Hezetre Hundred of Domesday | Staunton on Arrow, Hertfordshire | See Valley on the March, by Lord Rennell of Rodd | Given by Lord Rennell of Great Winchester Strreet, London EC2 | ||
A | 87 | Napshaw Coppice with bank below, from the knoll to the west | Staunton on Arrow, Hertfordshire | Given by Lord Rennell of Great Winchester Strreet, London EC2 | |||
A | 88 | Boundary Stone ? Location and source unknown | Given by Lord Rennell of Great Winchester Strreet, London EC2 | ||||
A | 89 | Boundary Stone ? Location and source unknown | |||||
A | 90 | Llowes. Boundary Stone, Llowes/Clyro parish Boundary. Unusual boundary stone at National Grid Ref. SO18884358 | Undated | Presented to Society by Mrs. Ann powell of Eardisley 1/11/1995 | |||
A | 91 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - Garreg-ddu Dam | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 92 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - downstream from Penbont bridge | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 93 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - downstream from Dolmynach Dam, looking towards Craig Llanerch-y- Cawr | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 94 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - downstream from Dolfaenog | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 95 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - downstream from Dolfaenog | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 96 | Elan Valley after dry summer 1933 - upstream from Dolfaenog, looking towards Penygarreg | Elan Valley | 1933 | |||
A | 97 | Llanbister, Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister. Undated photograph showing the ceremony at the Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister - early 20th century | 3 prints of same photograph | Presented to the Society by Mrs. Jones, Pen-y-bank, Gaufron, Nantmel | |||
A | 98 | Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister. Undated photograph of group at the Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister - early 20th century | Presented to the Society by Mrs. Jones, Pen-y-bank, Gaufron, Nantmel | ||||
A | 99 | Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister. Undated photograph of man standing in an arm at the Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister - early 20th century | Presented to the Society by Mrs. Jones, Pen-y-bank, Gaufron, Nantmel | ||||
A | 100 | Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister. Undated photograph of the Royal Rent Hole, Llanbister | Presented to the Society by Mrs. Jones, Pen-y-bank, Gaufron, Nantmel | ||||
A | 101 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Llewellyn Evan Thomas and his wife outside Pencerrig house | 1936 | Presented by Joan Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 102 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Llewellyn Evan Thomas and his wife outside Pencerrig house | September 1934 | Presented by Joan Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 103 | The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir. Lt. Col. John L.Phillips and Mrs. Phillips; [The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir] Mrs. Evan-Thomas; and Capt. Aubrey Thomas [Cefndyrys] Photographed outside The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir by Commander Charles Evan-Thomas. | 19 September 1948 | Presented by Jane Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 104 | The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir. Lt. Col. John L.Phillips and Mrs. Phillips; [The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir] Mrs. Evan-Thomas; and Capt. Aubrey Thomas [Cefndyrys] Photographed outside The Hall, Abbey Cwmhir by Commander Charles Evan-Thomas. 19/9/1948 | 19 September 1948 | Presented by Jane Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 106 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Llewellyn Evan-Thomas posing with "his big fish" outside Pencerrig - 1936 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 107 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. The dining room at Pencerrig - October 1935 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 108 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Pencerrig - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 109 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. The drive at Pencerrig - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 110 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. The drive at Pencerrig cleared of snow - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 111 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Snowdrifts at Pencerrig - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 112 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Snow clearing at Pencerrig - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 113 | Carneddau, Llanelwedd. Carneddau hills from Pencerrig - winter 1946/7 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 114 | River Wye [? At Llanelwedd] Frozen river Wye - 1947 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 115 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Christmas tree at Pencerrig - 1947 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 116 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Commander Charles Evan-Thomas with Christmas tree at Pencerrig - 1947 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 117 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Christmas tree at Pencerrig - 1948 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 118 | Pencerrig, Llanelwedd. Commander Charles Evan-Thomas with Christmas tree at Pencerrig - 1948 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 119 | Mrs Jane Evan-Thomas presenting prize at Sheepdog Trials, Builth Wells 1949 | 1949 | Informant: Joy Ashton | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||
A | 120 | Winner at Sheepdog Trials, Builth Wells 1949 talking to Mrs Jane Evan-Thomas | 1949 | Informant: Joy Ashton | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||
A | 121 | Sheepdog Trials, Builth Wells 1949. Judge's stand & Mrs Jane Evan-Thomas | 1949 | Informant: Joy Ashton | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||
A | 122 | Winner with dog - Sheepdog Trials, Builth Wells 1949 | 1949 | Informant: Joy Ashton | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||
A | 123 | Llansantffraid Cwmdeuddwr. Building of the Claerwen Dam. The Claerwen Dam under construction in 1950 | 1950 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 124 | Llansantffraid Cwmdeuddwr. Building of the Claerwen Dam. The Claerwen Dam under construction in 1950 | 1950 | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | |||
A | 133 | Cwmbach School, Cwmbach Llechrhyd. Cwmbach School Sports Day - late 1940s. Mothers Egg and Spoon Race | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 134 | Cwmbach School, Cwmbach Llechrhyd. Cwmbach School Sports Day - late 1940s. Three-Legged Race | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 135 | Cwmbach School. Cwmbach Llechrhyd. Cwmbach School Sports Day - late 1940's. Junior Three Legged Race - only one pair of girls | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 136 | Cwmbach School. Cwmbach Llechrhyd. Cwmbach School Sports Day - late 1940's. Mothers' Sack Race | Presented by Mrs. Jane Evan-Thomas | ||||
A | 147 | Maesyronnen Chapel, Glasbury. Independent chapel founded 1696/7 and one of the earliest in Wales. An older -? 16th cent. - farm building converted to use as a chapel | 28 August 1958 | ||||
A | 177 | Llandrindod Wells Musical Society. Group photograph of the Llandrindod Wells Musical Society - c.1920 | Photograph donated by Miss Clarice Oakley | ||||
A | 178 | Royal Show Ground, Llanelwedd. Anne Goodwin, Joy Ashton and Ruth Jones relaxing after setting up the Society's display of Radnorshire photographs for the Royal Welsh Show | July 2000 | ||||
A | 179 | Royal Show Ground, Llanelwedd. Alwin Batley, Anne Goodwin, Joy Ashton and Ruth Jones relaxing after setting up the Society's display of Radnorshire photographs for the Royal Welsh Show | July 2000 | ||||
A | 180 | Royal Show Ground, Llanelwedd. Alwin Batley, Anne Goodwin, Joy Ashton and Ruth Jones relaxing after setting up the Society's display of Radnorshire photographs for the Royal Welsh Show | July 2000 | ||||
A | 181 | King's Rent Hole, Llanbister. Re-Enactment of bidding at the King's Rent Hole at Llanbister. | Undated but appears to be post World War 2 | Source of the photograph unknown | |||
A | 182 | King's Rent Hole, Llanbister. Re-Enactment of bidding at the King's Rent Hole at Llanbister | Undated but appears to be post World War 2 | Source of the photograph unknown | |||
B | 1 | Hundred House Mill on a working day, c.1900 | Hundred House | Circa 1900 | Photo enlarged by the National Monuments Record of Wales | Presented by MR G Worts, the last miller in Radnorshire. He worked up to 1957. | |
B | 2 | Last cleaning party at Hundred House Mill, c.1932 | Hundred House | Circa 1932 | Photo enlarged by the National Monuments Record of Wales | Presented by MR G Worts, the last miller in Radnorshire. He worked up to 1957. | |
B | 3 | Feeding the leat cleaning party at Hundred House Mill, c.1932 | Hundred House | Circa 1932 | Photo enlarged by the National Monuments Record of Wales | Presented by MR G Worts, the last miller in Radnorshire. He worked up to 1957. | |
B | 4 | [Reverse of 4B] The Rectory built 1881-4 and later Plas Winton and eventually enlarged to form the Commodore Hotel. Rough ground in foreground became Temple Gardens. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown | ||
B | 4 | [Reverse of 4A] The freestanding building to right of centre is John Hutchinson's "Proprietary School for the sons of Gentlemen". It opened on 20 Sep. 1876. Hutchinson retired in 1879, but the college continued until 1883. The foreground is occupied by Rock Park in its early stages of development. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown | ||
B | 5 | Radnorshire County Council members assembled outside the County Hall - later the Magistrates Court and Police Station. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown | ||
B | 6 | Radnorshire County Council members assembled outside the County Hall - later the Magistrates Court. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown | ||
B | 8 | Arlais Brook, Rock Park, Llandrindod | Llandrindod | Undated | Photo by Arthur H Selwyn | ||
B | 9 | Bleddfa Church and the mound adjacent to it from the north-west before the excavation of the mound in 1961 | Bleddfa | Undated | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 10 | Bleddfa Church and the mound adjacent to it from the north-west before the excavation of the mound in 1961 | Bleddfa | Undated | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 11 | The south-west angle of Bleddfa Church showing the rebuilt west wall with large sandstone blocks resting on the stringcourse of the destroyed tower, | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 12 | The south-west angle of Bleddfa Church looking west. Showing the rebuilt west wall with large sandstone quoins in the rubble walling resting on the stringcourse of the destroyed tower. The ruler is placed on the stringcourse. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 13 | Excavation of the Bleddfa Church mound; trench from the north-west showing the north wall of the destroyed tower. | Bleddfa | Assume June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 14 | The north-east angle of the destroyed tower is visible in the north wall of the Nave. The Nave wall (on the left) abuts on the tower which displays large cornerstones in situ and plaster on the North Face. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 15 | Trench from the north-west showing the North wall of the destroyed tower. Plaster still adheres to the exterior surface. The stringcourse is visible to the left of the ranging pole - the rubble filled centre of the tower is to the right of the pole. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 16 | Trench from the north-west; same view as No. 15 but showing more of the North wall of the destroyed tower. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | Assume June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 17 | The north-west angle of the destroyed tower. The North wall is to the left of the ranging pole. The West wall is to the right of the pole with a ruler resting on a stringcourse. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | Assume June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 18 | Details of the construction of the face of the North wall of the destroyed tower with stringcourse showing to the left of the pole. Excavation June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 19 | Detail of the West wall of the destroyed tower showing the stringcourse - batter or slope at the base - foundation course of large slabs. Note the stony composition of the mound. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 20 | North wall of the destroyed tower looking East showing the rubble filled construction of the interior [of the mound]. Excavated June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 21 | Looking down the stairs within the thickness of the West wall of the destroyed tower, showing the steepness of the flight (a vertical climb of 76" in a horizontal distance of 62"). | Bleddfa | Excavated June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 22 | Stair in the thickness of the West wall of the destroyed tower, looking North from the Topmost remaining step. Excavated June 1961. | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 23 | Trench in the mound from the North-west at the start of the second period of excavation - February 1962. | Bleddfa | February 1962 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 24 | Stair doorway in the West wall of the destroyed tower. First step is just visible on left side of the doorway. Excavated June 1961 | Bleddfa | June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 24 | Rood screen at St Anno's Church, c.1500. Parts renewed in 1880 and 1960. Photographed 1957. | Llananno | Photographed 1957 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 25 | Interior of the destroyed tower at North-west angle - similar viewpoint as at No. 24 - showing the rubble filling of the stair in the thickness of the West wall. | Bleddfa | Excavated June 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 25 | Interior of St Stephen's Church with late C15th screen of the Gloucestershire type. Gilding and painting of saints removed in the C19th. | Old Radnor | Photographed 1957 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 26 | Interior of the destroyed tower at North-west angle - a put-log hole is on the right margin of the photograph. Early stage of the 1961 excavation. | Bleddfa | 1961 | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 26 | Medieval encaustic floor tiles in St Stephen's Church, Old Radnor. 1959. This is an enlarged portion of photograph No. 61 in Box B. | Old Radnor | 1959 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 27 | The view South West from Llanfihangel Nant Melan, 1961. | Llanfihangel-n-Melan | 1961 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 27 | Lower House, Evenjobb, from the West before damage by fire. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 28 | Lower House, Evenjobb, from the South after the destruction of the byre. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 29 | Lower House, Evenjobb, decorative timberwork on the front elevation. | Evenjobb | Undated | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 30 | Lower House, Evenjobb, close-up of a carved wooden bracket supporting the jettied upper storey. | Evenjobb | Undated | Photograph presented by RCAHM Wales; Crown Copyright reserved | ||
B | 31 | Lower House, Evenjobb, detail of doorhead. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 31 | Portrait of Thomas Jones, Senior (father of Thomas Jones the artist). Lived at Trefonnen and then later at Pencerrig. Portrait painted autumn 1768 by Guiseppi F L Marchi (1735 -1808) and later a friend of Thomas Jones, Junior, the artist. The portrait is at Brithdir Hall, Berriew - the home of the Humphreys family. | Llandrindod and Llanelwedd | Undated | source unknown | ||
B | 32 | Cottage Farm from the South. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 33 | Cottage Farm, Evenjobb, from the South-west. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 34 | Cottage Farm, Evenjobb - diagonal timbering as seen externally. | Evenjobb | Undated | No attribution | ||
B | 35 | The Prince of Wales at the Scout Jamboree at Llandrindod Wells | Llandrindod | 1926 ? | Fox Photos, Fleet St., London EC4. | ||
B | 36 | A cup-marked stone in the parish of Llanfihangel-Nant- Melan. Published in TRS 1968. | Llanfihangel-nant-M | Undated | C J Dunn & C Pye | ||
B | 37 | Photograph of a painting by Thomas Jones of Pencerrig (1742-1803). The subject - "The Carneddau Hills from Pencerrig". The current owner of the picture, and also the copyright of the photograph is Mrs J Evan-Thomas. The photo was presented by Mrs Evan-Thomas via R C B Oliver. Mrs Evan-Thomas lived at Pencerrig from 1947 to 1952 | Llanelwedd and Carneddau | Undated | No attribution to this C18th view | ||
B | 38 | Photograph of a drawing of Trefonnen made by Thomas Jones of Pencerrig in 1795. | Trefonnen/Cefnllys | Undated | Presented by Mrs J Evan-Thomas of Jessups, Hartfield, Sussex. | ||
B | 39 | Photograph (of the Rhayader Flower Show) taken over 50 years before 1942. | Rhayader | 1892 ? | See No. E.29 which has a computer scanned image and much improved from the sepia original | Photo by John Owen of Newtown - a professional photographer. | |
B | 40 | Photograph (of the Rhayader Flower Show) taken over 50 years before 1942. | Rhayader | 1892 ? | See No. E.29 which has a computer scanned image and much improved from the sepia original | Photo by John Owen of Newtown - a professional photographer. | |
B | 41 | Photograph (of the Rhayader Flower Show) taken over 50 years before 1942. | Rhayader | 1892 ? | See No. E.29 which has a computer scanned image and much improved from the sepia original | Photo by John Owen of Newtown - a professional photographer. | |
B | 43 | The Lake at Llandrindod Wells. Photograph must be post 1919 as Norton's garage shows quite clearly, with the rear extension. | Llandrindod | Post 1919 | Source unknown but information from Mr Tom Norton [Automobile Palace]. | ||
B | 44 | ?Temple Street from the Common. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
B | 45 | The Municipal Bowling Green at Rock Park, Llandrindod Wells. | Llandrindod | Probably 1930' s | Source unknown. | ||
B | 46 | The original County Hall for Radnorshire; now the Magistrates' Court and Police Station. | Llandrindod | Soon after 1909 | Photo appears to have been taken soon after construction of the building, which was completed in 1909. | ||
B | 47 | Abortive coal mining venture: Test boring rig for the proposed mine at Folly Farm - April 1912. No coal found. Aaron Griffiths, promoter, standing in the foreground with his brother Richard on his right. | Presteigne | April 1912 | |||
B | 48 | Storage shed, truck and tramway leading to a drift shaft behind the larger shed. April 1912. No coal found. | Presteigne | 1912 ? | Source unknown. Published in TRS 1983 with Keith Parker's article. | ||
B | 49 | Abortive coal mining venture: tramway leading to the drift shaft for the mine - 1912/1915. No coal found. | Presteigne | 1915 ? | Source unknown. Published in TRS 1983 with Keith Parker's article. | ||
B | 51 | The Lake, Llandrindod Wells, 1958. | Llandrindod | 1958 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 52 | The Lake, Llandrindod Wells, 1956. | Llandrindod | 1956 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 53 | St Padarn's Church at Llanbarn-y-Garreg. Nave possibly C14th, 1961. | Llanbadarn y Garreg | 1961 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 54 | Sanctuary ring on the door of St David's Church, Rhulen. 1959. | Rhulen. | 1959 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 55 | Village of Hundred House, 1959. | Llansantffraed | 1959 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 56 | Hundred House Inn at Hundred House village, 1959. | Llansantffraed | 1959 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 57 | Broad Street, Knighton, 1960. | Knighton | 1960 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 58 | Broad Street, Knighton, 1960. | Knighton | 1960 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 59 | The Clock Tower at Knighton, 1960. Designed by the Haddon Brothers (1872) who were also responsible for Glasbury Church. [Hay on Wye Clock Tower, built later, is of the same design.] | 1960 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | |||
B | 60 | The Clock Tower at Knighton, 1955. Designed by the Haddon Brothers (1872) who were also responsible for Glasbury Church. | Knighton | 1955 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 61 | Medieval encaustic floor tiles in St Stephen's Church, Old Radnor. 1959. | Old Radnor | 1959 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 62 | Stained glass window replicating the early C16th organ case at the church of St Stephen, Old Radnor. This window is in Worcester Cathedral and was a gift of John Randall, died 1920. It commemorates five past organists. (1968) | Old Radnor | 1968 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 63 | The village of New Radnor from the hill called The Smatcher. 1961. | New Radnor | 1961 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 65 | The Radnorshire Arms, Beguildy. 1956 | Beguildy | 1956 | Photograph presented by Mr Eric King of Worcester. He retains copyright but the Society is free to use. | ||
B | 66 | The old Aberystwyth road north of the Nant Serw bridge (identified by Bryan Lawrence). Late C19th. | St Harmon | Late 19th Century ? | Source unknown. | ||
B | 67 | Footbridge on River Elan at Bethany Baptist Chapel (close to Gareg-ddu dam, now flooded). Late C19th. | Elan Valley | Late 19th Century ? | Source unknown. | ||
B | 68 | Footbridge over the river Wye just north of the Wye/Marteg confluence. (Bryan Lawrence). Late C19th | St Harmon | Source unknown. | |||
B | 69 | Footbridge over the river Wye at Glynn at the junction of the Wye and the Elan river. A footbridge on this site carries the Wye Valley Walk today. (inf. Bryan Lawrence). Late C19th | Elan Valley | Late 19th Century ? | Source unknown. | ||
B | 70 | Cwm Elan House from Craig y Foel before the construction of the Craig Ddu Reservoir which caused the destruction of the house. The house had associations with the poet Shelley. | Elan Valley | Late 19th Century | Source unknown. | ||
B | 71 | Site of the dam for the Craig Ddu Reservoir with the roofs of Cwm Elan House [see No.70] in the middle distance and left of centre. | Elan Valley | Late 1890's | Source unknown. | ||
B | 72 | Caban Coch Reservoir under construction. | Elan Valley | Late 1890's | Source unknown. | ||
B | 73 | Elan Valley Dam Construction: Looking downstream to site of submerged dam. Present road on left, workmen's accommodation in right middle distance. | Elan Valley | Late 1890's | Source unknown. | ||
B | 74 | Elan Valley Dam Construction (photograph in duplicate). | Elan Valley | Late 1890's | Source unknown. | ||
B | 75 | Nant Gwyllt: the site of this house lies under Caban Coch Reservoir today. It had 8 bays with a pedimental gable and a hipped roof. Probably enlarged by Thomas Lewis Lloyd c.1770. The staircase was said to be "of massive oak". It was the home of the Lloyd family for generations. It was rented by the poet Shelley in 1812. | Nantgwyllt | Circa 1880 to 1890 | By permission of Major General R. S. Lewis CB, OBE | ||
B | 76 | Llandrindod County School staff and pupils: W Saunders (HT); Miss A M Evans (on his left); Miss Tamlin (on his right) and Mr Dean [large man] music master and organist at Holy Trinity Church. | Llandrindod | Circa 1909 | Donated by Miss Clarice Oakley. | ||
B | 77 | Llangunllo National School: staff and female pupils. | Llangunllo | Circa 1900 | Donated by Miss Clarice Oakley. | ||
B | 78 | Former Old County Club Hotel: it became the central library for Powys County Council. [Now transferred to The Gwalia.] | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown | ||
B | 80 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?/14th church with remains of fallen tower revealed. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 81 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?/14th church with remains of fallen tower revealed. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 82 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?/14th church. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 83 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?th/14th church with part of fallen tower revealed. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 84 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?th/14th church from the North. Clap-boarded bell turret of c.1711 date. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 85 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. West end of C13?th/14th church from the North. Clap-boarded bell turret of c.1711 date. | Bleddfa | 22 March 2003 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 86 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. Roof timbers including wind-braces in the C15th style. | Bleddfa | 2002 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 87 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. Roof timbers including wind-braces in the C15th style. | Bleddfa | 2002 | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 89 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. Late C13th chancel addition to the church with replacement lancet windows of 1907. | Bleddfa | Undated | Photograph by Miss Mary Oldham. Copyright - permission required for reproduction. | ||
B | 90 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. Photograph of the church with its collapsed tower mound. (Duplicate of No. B10) | Bleddfa | 1961 | Taken before excavation in 1961 by Dr Lawrence Butler. Crown copyright reserved - RCAHMW. | ||
B | 91 | St Mary Magdalene Parish Church, Bleddfa. Stair doorway in NW angle of tower after excavation in 1961. (Duplicate of No. A66) | Bleddfa | 1961 ? | Crown copyright reserved - RCAHMW. | ||
C | 1 | Far Hall, Llanfihangell Rhydithon: overmantel on the upper floor containing 5 figures in Elizabethan dress - wavy tendril and leaf decoration on the frieze. | Llanfihangel Rhydithon | Undated | |||
C | 2 | The colours of the Royal Radnor Militia, c. 1803. Laid up in the church of St Andrew, Presteigne. | Presteigne | c.1803 | Photo by E L King, Worcester | ||
C | 3 | Portrait of Mr Davies | Photo by Arthur H Selwyn, Llandrindod. | ||||
C | 4 | Church Street, Rhayader - probably photograph of a postcard | Rhayader | Probably early C20 | Source unknown. May be an enlarged postcard photo | ||
C | 5 | The Chandlour Gravestone at St Michael & All Angels Church: marks the burial place of 3 young men and their uncle who, while shepherding on the hills at Dolau in 1767 died in a great snow storm. | Llanfihangel Rhydithon | Undated | Photo by Arthur H Selwyn, Llandrindod. | ||
C | 6 | Abbey Cwm Hir Hall, built 1867 - designed by Poundley and Walker | Abbey Cwmhir | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 7 | Cwmhir Abbey, refounded in 1176 with monks from Whitland; it was a Cistercian house. The Hall and the church are in the background and the Home Farm is in left middle distance. | Abbey Cwmhir | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 8 | Cwmhir Cistercian Abbey refounded in 1176 with monks from Whitland, Carmarthenshire. Remains of the south wall. | Abbey Cwmhir | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 9 | Fish Pool by Cwm Hir Abbey: this fishpool was created c.1830 and is not a medieval pool created by the Cistercian monks. The view looks east. | Abbey Cwmhir | Undated | From a water colour by Samuel Woodburn. | ||
C | 10 | Major John Jones (1739-1787) painted at Pencerrig in 1768 by Guiseppe Marchi. Jones is wearing the uniform of the Major Commandant of the Royal Radnorshire Regiment of Militia. More details on back of photograph. | Pencerrig | Undated | Photo by Sydney W Newberry, London SW5. | ||
C | 11 | Cascob Church from the west - c.1911. ?early C14th. Tower built into mound similar to that at Bleddfa [q.v.] | Cascob | c.1911 | Photo supplied by NLW Aberystwyth. | ||
C | 13 | Coat of Arms of the Jones family of Trefonnen & Pencerrig in Caebach Chapel erected in 1810 by Captain Frederick Jones. See detailed information on the back of the mount. | Caebach Chapel, Llandrindod | Undated | Photo by The Marina Gallery, Llandrindod. | ||
C | 14 | Park Crescent, Llandrindod Wells. | Llandrindod | c.1910 | Laser copy presented by Miss Gwen Eadie, 1994. | ||
C | 15 | Motor car in Park Terrace, Llandrindod. Make and model of car unknown; driven by W A Bullock with Evan Roberts, David Lloyd George and Sir Alfred Thomas as Passengers. | Llandrindod | 1904 | Photo presented by Mr Tom Norton, Jr., 16 May 1977. | ||
C | 16 | Castell Crugerydd - motte standing in a raised circular bailey. The motte is treeless now. Mentioned by Giraldus Cambrensis who visited in 1188. Llywelyn Crug Eryr the herald-bard lived gere c.1300. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1936 / 1937 | Photographed by C Selwyn, Llandrindod. | ||
C | 17 | Radnorshire Society outing - on the site of Rhayader Castle. | Rhayader | June 1934 | Newspaper photograph and laser copy of original photo cut out of newspaper. | ||
C | 18 | The Lake at Llandrindod. | Llandrindod | Early 1900s ? | Source unknown. | ||
C | 19 | Keystone from a door or window of the original PENYBONT HALL started in 1755 by John Price of Penybont (shopkeeper, innkeeper and banker). More detailed information on back of photo mount. | Penybont | Undated | Photo by The Marina Gallery, Llandrindod. | ||
C | 20 | The Recreation Ground, Llandrindod before development. | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 21 | The Recreation Ground, Llandrindod before development. An enlarged version of No. 20 | Llandrindod | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 22 | The Pavilion and Bowling Green, Llandrindod. | Llandrindod | c.1910 ? | Source unknown. | ||
C | 28 | W. H. Howse FSA, historian of Radnorshire at Carreg Gennen | Undated | Mr E. King of Worcester | |||
C | 29 | William Stephen Bryan of Crungroes, Llangunllo (1864-1931): High Sheriff of Radnorshire 1909. | Llangunllo | Undated | Portrait photograph presented by J D K Lloyd of Bronhafren, Llangunllo (a distant relative) | ||
C | 30 | Photographic portrait of either Miss Alice Bryan (1861-1916) of Crungoed, Llangunllo, or her sister Emma Jane (1866-1893) of Crungoed. | Llangunllo | Undated | Photo supplied by Mr J D K Lloyd who was uncertain which sister was represented. See his article in TRS XX pp.21-24. | ||
C | 31 | Downton House: mid-Georgan brick house covered with stucco - 5 original bays with 2 bays added to west end c.1840-50. | New Radnor | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 32 | Memorial to Percival Lewis of Downton House in St Mary's Church. He died 23 Sep. 1821. | New Radnor | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
C | 33 | Radnorshire Society display at the Royal Welsh Show - Austin Mills, Emlyn Pugh, Owen Jones and Mrs Edith Pugh. | Llanelwedd | July 2000 | Source unknown. | ||
C | 34 | Radnorshire Society display at the Royal Welsh Show - one of the diplay stands with a variety of full plate photos, many by McKaig of New Radnor, early C20th. | Llanelwedd | July 2000 | Source unknown. | ||
C | 35 | Radnorshire Society display at the Royal Welsh Show - as above. | Llanelwedd | July 2000 | Source unknown. | ||
C | 36 | Parade for the unveiling of the Knighton War Memorial. | Knighton | 2 October 1921 | Photo donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 37 | Cattle market at Knighton with the Norton Arms Hotel and its Assembly Rooms to the rear. | Knighton | Undated | Source unknown. Photo donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 38 | Entrance to the Knighton Cinema taken when the last film - Roy Rogers' "Heldorado" was showing in 1946. | Knighton | 1946 | Source unknown. Photo donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 39 | Interior of Knighton Cinema looking at screen end at time of closing down in 1946. | Knighton | 1946 | Source unknown. Photo donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 40 | Interior of Knighton Cinema looking at projection room end at time of closing down in 1946. | Knighton | 1946 | Source unknown. Photo donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 41 | Norton Arms Hotel. | Knighton | Early C20th | Source unknown. Print donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 42 | Knighton Broad Street. | Knighton | 1922 ? | Source unknown. Possibly a blown-up postcard. Donated by Clive Townsend | ||
C | 43 | Knighton Show: parade down Broad Street passing the Norton Arms Hotel in left foreground. | Knighton | 1921 | Donated by Clive Townsend; possibly a blown-up postcard. | ||
C | 44 | Knighton Show: parade down Broad Street. Girl Guides in left foreground with Boy Scouts float following behind. | Knighton | 1922 | Donated by Clive Townsend; possibly a blown-up postcard. | ||
C | 45 | Knighton general view: looking down from the Kinsley Wood Hill on the Teme Bridge in lower left of the picture and Station Road. | Knighton | Undated | Donated by Clive Townsend of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 46 | General view of part of Knighton. | Knighton | Undated | Source unknown. Donated by Clive Lewis of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 47 | Artillery unit in Broad Street, Knighton, passing the Norton Arms Hotel. Trucks are towing old horse artillery type guns and limbers with steel shod wheels. | Knighton | 1939 | Source unknown. Donated by Clive Lewis of Llangunllo. | ||
C | 48 | Wilcome [Wilcwm] Brook in flood? It may be a picture by McKaig, of New Radnor. | Knighton | 30 October 1907 | No detail | ||
C | 49 | Wedding group at Llandrindod Hall: John Lewis and his bride Eleanor Owens. | Llandrindod | 1889 | Source unknown. | ||
C | 50 | Dairy Class: girls being taught dairy work. | Old Radnor | 1915 | Source unknown but may be a McKaig picture. | ||
D | 1 | Charles Leyshon Dillwyn-Venables-Llewelyn, John Talbot Dillwyn-Llewelyn, & Michael Dillwyn Venables-Llewelyn | 1921 | Photo by H. A. Chapman, Swansea. Presented by R. C. B. Oliver, Llandrindod Wells 14 May 1977 | |||
D | 2 | Vale of Radnor Agricultural Association members and Shire Horses. | New Radnor ? | Probably early C20 | Probably a McKaig photograph | ||
D | 3 | "Election day - Frank Edwards [? Francis Edwards, MP] leaving Presteigne for Knighton." Outside the Radnorshire Arms. | Presteigne | Probably early C20 | Source unknown | ||
D | 4 | Rhayader Vicarage, red brick, by F. R. Kempson | Rhayader | 1880 | Source of photo unknown. See Box E No. 28 which is a scanned image and is much improved from the sepia original. | ||
D | 5 | Dog Show at Rhayader. | Rhayader | Probably 1920s | Photo by Wallace Jones | ||
D | 6 | "John and Edna (?) Watson of Hymns Farm, Kinnerton." | Kinnerton | Probably early C20 | Photo by McKaig. | ||
D | 7 | Photo of New Radnor taken from Castle Hill looking towards the Cornewall-Lewis memorial. Old railway station in background. | New Radnor | Probably early C20 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 8 | View of New Radnor from the foot of The Smatcher hill. | New Radnor | Probably early C20 | Source unknown | ||
D | 9 | Niblett family of New Radnor wedding group. | New Radnor | c.1905 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 10 | "Blacksmith's Shop - New Radnor." | New Radnor | Early C20 | Probably an enlarged postcard by McKaig. | ||
D | 11 | New Radnor village : Cornewall-Lewis memorial and St Mary's Church in the middle distance. | New Radnor | Probably early C20 | Enlarged postcard by McKaig ? | ||
D | 12 | Florence Watson of Badland Farm, Kinnerton. | Kinnerton | 1909 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 13 | "Beguildy School, c.1910." Group photo of children and headmaster. | Beguildy | c.1910 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 14 | "Radnorshire Motor Services No. 5 - Knighton 1949." | Knighton | 1949 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 15 | Photo of a drawing of the Jones' family home, Trefonnen, made in 1795 by Thomas Jones the artist (of Pencerrig). | Trefonnen | Drawing done in 1795 | Source not known | ||
D | 16 | Four Stones, Walton: Megalithic monument - only Welsh example of "ritual / burial?" monument. SE stone had some "cup marks" made on it. | Walton | Undated | Probably a McKaig photo. There are similar stones in Scotland | ||
D | 17 | Harley Cottage (in Harley Dingle?). | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 18 | Entrance and Lodge, Newcastle Court, Evenjobb. Newcastle Court is late Georgian in date. | Evenjobb | Undated | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 19 | Stapleton Castle (ruins), near Presteigne | Presteigne | Undated | |||
D | 20 | Probably old Mr Parry of The Smatcher, New Radnor. | New Radnor | Early C20 | Probably a McKaig photo. There are similar stones in Scotland | ||
D | 21 | Evenjobb School. | Evenjobb | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 22 | Post Office at Evenjobb. | Evenjobb | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 23 | New Radnor School: master and pupils. | New Radnor | 1911 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 24 | Hereford cattle by the Vron Farm, New Radnor, with The Mynd hill behind. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 25 | M. Dolfus, a French balloonist, at the Vron Farm, New Radnor. An example of commercial ballooning, which died with the start of WW1. | New Radnor | July 1914 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 26 | Walhope Society | Unknown | 1920s / 1930s | McKaig in plus-fours with pipe; Alfred Watkins in centre | ||
D | 27 | Bank House, New Radnor. | New Radnor | Pre-1910 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 28 | Haines Mill, New Radnor: miller's house and barn. People unidentified. Duplicate. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 29 | Haines Mill, New Radnor: miller's house and barn. People unidentified. Duplicate. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 30 | The Hamer sisters of Downton - using a primitive manually operated washing machine. Note Lux soap flakes being used. | Downton, New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 31 | Sheep fair at New Radnor outside the King's Arms Inn, at the junction of Church Street and High Street. | New Radnor | Early C20 | Probably by McKaig. | ||
D | 32 | Cwm Elan House, from Craig-y-Foel. Now submerged under the Garreg Ddu Reservoir. | Cwmdeuddwr | Late Victorian | Source unknown | ||
D | 33 | Harpton Estate employees' football match - married v single. This was the Single Team. | Harpton, NR | 16 January 1909 | Photo by McKaig. | ||
D | 34 | Billy McKaig, the photographer, and his sisters Agnes & Gertrude, who took over his photographic business when he went to Hereford to work for Alfred Watkins [Old Straight Track Watkins]. | New Radnor | c.1920 | Information from Laurence Smith of New Radnor. | ||
D | 35 | Tom Hughes, Yatt Farm, as a baby. | Old Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 36 | Broad Street, New Radnor. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 37 | Probably Mr & Mrs McKaig Senior. Mr McKaig was headmaster at New Radnor School. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 38 | Horse shoeing competition at Walton - prize winners. | Walton | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 39 | High Street, New Radnor, in winter with snow on the ground. | New Radnor | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 40 | Owens family of Burfa Farm, Walton. | Walton | Early C20 | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 41 | View of New Radnor, possibly from the castle mound. Needs further investigation on the ground. | New Radnor | Undated | A McKaig photo. | ||
D | 42 | Glascwm School: 5 boys and 5 girls, with their teacher. | Glascwm | 1908 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 43 | The Cottage (Hospital), Knighton. | Knighton | Early C20 | Source unknown, but may be a McKaig photo. | ||
D | 44 | Excavation of Castell Collen Roman Fort. Originally built C.75-8 AD; reduced in size from C. 5 acres to 3.5 acres early in C.3rd and abandoned in C.4th. | Llanyre | 1913 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 45 | Post Office staff at Rhayader. | Rhayader | c.1910 | Source unknown | ||
D | 46 | Small group of cottages at Cwmdeuddwr. Photo presented to the Radnorshire Society by J B Williams (ref. to letter to Stedman Davies 9.10.1941). | Cwmdeuddwr | 1900 to 1912 | Duplicate of A77. | No attribution | |
D | 47 | Prince's Pierrots at Rock Park, Llandrindod. | Llandrindod | 1904 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 48 | Llandegley Post Office. | Llandegley | Early C20 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 49 | Village Street, Beguildy. | Beguildy | Early C20 | Source unknown. | ||
D | 50 | Hay making at Old Radnor. | Old Radnor | c.1930 | Source unknown, but may be by McKaig. | ||
E | 1 | Photograph of Radnor Valley YFC on a trip to Bibby's Animal Feed Co. near Birmingham. The YFC used to meet at Walton. | Walton | 1954 | Source unknown. Information from Anne Goodwin | ||
E | 2 | Photograph of the burial of Sir Francis Edwards in the graveyard at Knighton, with Lloyd George at the graveside. | Knighton | 10355 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 3 | Group photograph of the Old Radnor Co. of the Home Guard. | Old Radnor | c. 1941/42 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 4 | Photograph of Bleddfa Post Office and village store. | Bleddfa | Late 1940s or 1950s | Source unknown. | ||
E | 5 | Photograph of the Red Lion at Llanfihangel Nant Melan, with cars parked by the inn. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1930s? | Source unknown. | ||
E | 6 | Photograph of a mobile cookery classroom on a visit to Evenjobb. | Evenjobb | Early c20 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 7 | Radnorshire Arms Hotel: this close-studded house bears the date 1616 above the front door. Now a hotel; originally a house of substance. | Presteigne | 1960 | Photo by Eric King of Worcester. He retains the copyright but allows the Society to use as they like. | ||
E | 8 | Presteigne County School Girls Hockey Team. | Presteigne | 1906 | Source of photograph unknown. | ||
E | 9 | Knighton clock tower, built in 1872, was by the Haddon brothers who built the Market Hall at Builth Wells [1877]. | Knighton | 1955 | Photo by Eric King of Worcester. He retains the copyright but allows the Society to use as they like. | ||
E | 10 | Knighton clock tower, built in 1872, was by the Haddon brothers who built the Market Hall at Builth Wells [1877]. | Knighton | 1960 | Photo by Eric King of Worcester. He retains the copyright but allows the Society to use as they like. | ||
E | 11 | Spring in the Harley Valley. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | May 1958 | Photo by Eric King of Worcester. He retains the copyright but allows the Society to use as they like. | ||
E | 12 | A44 road near the Fforest Inn. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 27 December 1960 | Photo by Eric King of Worcester. He retains the copyright but allows the Society to use as they like. | ||
E | 14 | St Michael's Church, Beguildy. The nave was restored in 1896 by W H Bryden, architect, who later replaced the fallen bell tower with a triple bellcote. | Beguildy | 1905 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 15 | Ice flows on the river Ithon in the spring of 1947 after the exceptionally cold winter. | Llanbadarn Fawr | 1947 | Photo by -- Selwyn. | ||
E | 16 | Ladies of the Old Radnor WI at Womaston House, Walton. | Walton | Post WW2 - 1950s? | Source unknown. | ||
E | 17 | Cottages at Beguildy. | Beguildy | Between 1900-1912 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 18 | New Radnor handbell ringers. | New Radnor | Early C20 | Photo by McKaig. | ||
E | 19 | Presteigne Carnival parade. | Presteigne. | August 1927 | Photo by Yates. | ||
E | 20 | Knucklas Railway Station, built in 1880s (?). Captioned, "Arrival at Knucklas". | Knucklas | Probably 1930s | Source unknown. | ||
E | 21 | The "Judge's Box" at Bryndraenog. This rather odd photo shows the first floor gallery, built in 1636. The local story is that the house was used as a court at times and the judge sat in the projecting box, rather like a telephone box. This was removed some time after 1935. | Beguildy | Undated | Source unknown. | ||
E | 22 | Evenjobb village street with Post Office. | Evenjobb | c.1900 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 23 | Evenjobb smithy. | Evenjobb | Early C20 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 24 | Evenjobb smithy. | Evenjobb | Probably Early C20 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 25 | Rhayader Post Office built 1904 and later known as "The Arches". | Rhayader | Undated | Source unknown, but computer print given by Mrs Bel Crewe of the Rhayader & district Community Support, 15/02/2002. | ||
E | 26 | Rhayader P O staff in 1906. (Compare with D45 which shows staff in 1910.) Evan T Hughes Postmaster, with James Hamer on his right. | Rhayader | 1906 | Source unknown, but computer print given by Mrs Bel Crewe of the Rhayader & district Community Support, 15/02/2002. | ||
E | 27 | Group of local Rhayader worthies. From left to right: Evan T Hughes (Postmaster), Derek Ashton, Tommy Griffiths, Dick Jones, Capt. Allan Jones, P J Owen (Midland Bank manager), T E Vaughan Prickard (Dderw), Robert Worthing. | Rhayader | 1920s ? | Source unknown, but computer print given by Mrs Bel Crewe of the Rhayader & district Community Support, 15/02/2002. | ||
E | 28 | Rhayader vicarage in 1880. A computer scanned image of the original sepia photograph filed as C4. | Rhayader | 1880 | Print made and given by Mrs Bel Crewe of the Rhayader & District Community Support, 15/02/2002. | ||
E | 29 | Three photos of the Rhayader Flower Show, c. 1908. Computer scanned images of 3 sepia photos filed as B39/41. | Rhayader | c.1890 | Print made and given by Mrs Bel Crewe of the Rhayader & District Community Support, 15/02/2002. | ||
E | 30 | Water-break-its-neck Falls. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 31 | Footbridge above the waterfall at Water-break-its-neck. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 32 | Watkins family of New Radnor. | New Radnor | 1908 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 33 | Sheep Fair | New Radnor | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 34 | Hereford Bull at the Hughes's Yatt Farm, Old Radnor. | Old Radnor. | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 35 | Judging the "Live weight of sheep" competition at the Vale of Radnor Agricultural Association meeting. | Old Radnor ? | 8 December 1908 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 36 | Hedging competition - Vale of Radnor Agricultural Association. | New Radnor ? | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 38 | Hand-bell ringers. From left to right: Tom Price, Jack Thomas, Charlie Chubb and Dick Thomas. | New Radnor ? | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 40 | Broad Street, New Radnor, in winter time, with two early motor cycles and an early motor car. | New Radnor | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 41 | Broad Street, New Radnor. Mr Shewell is holding the Hereford bull. Two early motor cars. | New Radnor | c.1910 | Photo by F Preece (Hereford); a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 42 | Harpton Estate gamekeepers. William Nash is second from the left. | New Radnor | Pre-1914 | Photo by McKaig; a computer scanned image. | ||
E | 43 | Mounted sepia photo of a meeting of The Independent Order of Good Templars at Rock Park. Children from age 5 to 12 - could be Juvenile members. This was a temperance organisation of American origin. | Llandrindod | 1882 | Source unknown. | ||
E | 44 | Photo of 3 engravings. The original page has been folded - possibly from some kind of sale catalogue. Subjects: a) Houses on Ithon Road; b) High Street and Christ Church; c) Rock Park & the Rock House Hotel. | Llandrindod | Late C19 | Source not stated. | ||
E | 45 | The Pump House Hotel was taken over by the government in early May 1940 for use as a temporary hospital for wounded servicemen. Staff and male patients are shown standing at the back of the group. | Llandrindod | 1941 ? | Source unknown. Photo presented by Miss Vera Vaughan who worked in the hospital in WW2. | ||
E. K. | 1 | Radnorshire (Sir Faesyfed) County Sign On A44 | 1958 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | ||
E. K. | 2 | Sheep On The Old Coach Road | 1955 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | ||
E. K. | 3 | View "eastwards to Llanfihangel-Nant-Melan from A44" | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1961 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 4 | "Farm in Elan Valley." Probably Aber Glanhirin Farm. | Elan Valley | 1961 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 5 | Landscape "near Glascwm". The farm in the photograph is unidentified. | Glascwm | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 6 | The A481 looking "south towards Builth from Llyn Heilyn". | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1961 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 7 | The Lake at Llandrindod Wells | Llandrindod | 1956 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 8 | "Llandrindod Wells [and the Lake] from the Golf Course." | Llandrindod | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 9 | The Maesllwch Arms at Painscastle. | Painscastle | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 10 | Castell Crugerydd - a C12th motte & bailey. Mentioned by Giraldus Cambrensis on his journey with Archbishop Baldwin in 1188. Llewelyn Crug Eryr the herald-bard lived here c.1300. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 10 | Castell Crugerydd - a C12th motte & bailey. Mentioned by Giraldus Cambrensis on his journey with Archbishop Baldwin in 1188. Llewelyn Crug Eryr the herald-bard lived here c.1300. | Llanfihangel Nant Melan | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 11 | Claerwen Dam - as viewed, the right hand half of the dam is in Radnorshire and the left half in Brecknockshire. | Elan Valley | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 12 | Broad Street, Knighton. | Knighton | 1960 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 13 | The Hundred House Inn at Hundred House, Painscastle District. | Hundred House | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 14 | "Harley Valley - Nr. New Radnor." [Within Radnor Forest.] | New Radnor | 1958 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 15 | New Radnor - In the foreground is the monument to Sir George Cornwall Lewis (of Harpton) a mid-Victorian Chancellor of the Exchequer. By John Gibbs of Oxford with figures by W. Forsyth - 1864. 77ft. High. | New Radnor | 1958 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 16 | "New Radnor - from the Smatcher." | New Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 17 | "Old Radnor - from the A44." | Old Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 18 | St Stephen's Church, Old Radnor. | Old Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 19 | Interior of St Stephen's Church. The archading is early C15th. | Old Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 20 | Early C16th organ case in St Stephen's Church - the earliest surviving example in the British Isles. | Old Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 21 | Large doleritic erratic boulder roughly shaped to form a font on four stumpy legs. Possibly of C8th date. In St Stephen's Church. | Old Radnor | 1957 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 22 | Possible C18th lychgate with gates for carts and people as well as a stable for the parson's horse. At St Stephen's Church. | Llanstephan | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 23 | Close-up picture of wrist fetters becoming embedded in the bark of a tree in St Andrew's Churchyard. | Norton | 1960 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 24 | Wrist fetters becoming embedded in the bark of a tree in St Andrew's Churchyard. | Norton | 1960 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 25 | C17th (1687) Church Warden's box pew in the church of St Cewydd. | Disserth | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 26 | Royal Radnorshire Militia Colours, Presteigne | Presteigne | 1959 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. | |
E. K. | 27 | Memorial sundial to the Rev. Francis Kilvert (the diarist) standing in St Meilig's churchyard. Erected on 7 November 1954 by the Kilvert Society and the Llowes parishioners. | Llowes | 1960 | Eric King "Radnorshire Pictures" Photograph Album | Photo presented by Eric King of Worcester, who retains the copyright but allows the Society to use. |