,Llanddulas - Hidden History

 

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Llanddulas - Once described as 'A most perfect village' nestles on the North Wales coast, separated from its nearest neighbours by fields and mountains.
For centuries its inhabitants have relied on Limestone quarrying, Farming and Seafaring for their livelihood, Its in depth history was revealed in a book published in 1985 by Brian Jones and Margaret Rawcliffe 'Llanddulas - Heritage of a Village'

Hi everyone, 1894 saw the introduction of the first picture post card and the post office recorded 248 million during that year and in 1914 it handled 926 million, after the war the figure drops to 400 million, so how is it we have trouble finding post cards of the village ?

Wanted Urgently Postcards
We want postcards any subject, any period in time, any place or country we have now gone into the re-cycling business if you have any that you would like to donate then please contact us, contact point is on the left hand side of this page.

Remember 'We don't keep it, we copy it'

We urgently require material such as Postcards, Photographs, Newspaper cuttings etc to use on the website, you will be helping us to save the heritage of the village.
You can contact us by using the contact link on the left of this page

Information Wanted - Can you Help?

We are trying to gain information on Donald Gibson who was born in Llanddulas.

He was a successful and accomplished Bandsman and started his career with Llanddulas Silver Band and later gained recognition with Major Bands in the UK

He later emigrated to Australia -

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