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In 1926 a new landing stage was completed at Penarth Pier. Charles Percy Deverall, Chairman of Penarth Urban District Council, cut the ribbon and Paddle Steamer Glen Avon was the first vessel to call there. The Paddle Steamer trade proved to be a valuable source of income and attracted visitors to Penarth for many years to come.

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Other than showing a group of passengers on a Bristol Channel steamer, the photograph has little connection with the description. The steamer is the Barry, as noted on the card, and is most likely taken at Ilfracombe, where the local photographer would photograph groups on the arriving steamers, process the image and sell prints to the passengers prior to departure. Other than the date of Sep 1 it is difficult to establish the year, as the Barry operated between 1907 and 1914 and again from 1919 to 1925, before being renamed Waverley.

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Gall cyfraniadau i Gasgliad y Werin Cymru gynnwys disgrifiadau a darluniadau hanesyddol sy’n anghywir yn ffeithiol, sy’n drefedigaethol, sy’n hiliol, sy’n wahaniaethol neu sy’n amhriodol mewn ffordd arall. At hynny, mae’n bosibl y bydd eitemau’n defnyddio iaith a gymerwyd o ddogfennau hanesyddol, sydd bellach wedi dyddio ac yn ddifrïol. Byddem yn croesawu eich help i adnabod eitemau sy’n tramgwyddo neu’n niweidio pobl, a byddem yn ddiolchgar pe baech yn cysylltu â ni yma [email protected].