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The county gaol in Carmarthen was designed by the architect John Nash, and built in about 1790
It's been demolished, but fortunately, photographers from the National Building Record captured this image of the front entrance in 1933
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The Last Bard — thanks to my friend in Lake Stevens, Washington, for picking up this beautiful framed art print from the Welsh History collection: buff.ly/vY5N5YW. A striking piece for anyone who loves Celtic heritage and historical storytelling. #WelshHistory #Art

Residence of Aberystwyth from the 1930s to the 1980s will be very familiar with this iconic art deco building: the Kings Hall. It hosted many famous performers, including the Rolling Stones in September 1963
Demolished in 1989
📸RCAHMW, 1987
📸A. Chater, 1963
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24th September 1851: The Vale of Neath Railway opened from Neath to Merthyr! 🚂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Featuring Brunel's famous timber Dare Viaduct and dock links to Swansea, much of this historic line remains in active use today.

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I wrote a short post about discovering the identities of two unknown people in a strange old family photo & how that led me to some migration-related surprises. #Genealogy #Wales #WelshHistory #FamilyHistory genealcymru.com/2026/09/18/l...

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Every time a new heir is proclaimed Prince of Wales, Wales is reminded of how its sovereignty was extinguished. The title wasn’t freely offered; it was taken. And for many Welsh people, it remains a painful symbol of subjugation.

The First Irish Were Welsh: A 15,000-Year-Old Love Story Written in Stone

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