Y Casgliad

Gorsedd Rheilffordd, Nantlle, 1870au

Bill dentydd, Mr. Jones, Talmignedd

Doctor's receipt for Services Rendered to

Cerftificate of Exemption from Duty

Receipt for feather bed, purchased by

Trwydded Ceffyl

Farriers bill for work carried out for Henry Jones, Talmignedd in the 1870's

Bill ffariar

Poor rate receipt payed by Henry Jones, Talgmignedd, 1846

Bill for agricultural produce, sent to Henry Jones, Rhos y Rhim

Disgyblion Ysgol Baladeulyn, 1906

Un o'r beic modur cyntaf a ddaeth i'r Dyffryn yn 1904

Gwaith Copr Drws y Coed tua 1900

Baracs y Mwynwyr

The Ermine Street Guard kitted as auxiliary infantryman. The auxiliary infantryman who garrisoned Gelligaer would have a simple mail shirt over a tunic, perhaps with trousers of wool or leather, and helmet.

Excavation of the tile kiln at Gelligaer in 1913. Large quantities of brick and tile would have been needed during the construction of the fort.

Model of the stone fort at Gelligaer in the early 2nd century AD.

Building inscription from the south-east gateway.

John Ward, Curator of Cardiff Museum and Art Gallery (1893-1912) and first Keeper of Archaeology in the National Museum of Wales (1912-14).

Hen Gapel Drwsycoed, 1892.

[Harbor, Tenby, Wales] (LOC)

Fisherman's family outside cottage, Tenby, Pembrokeshire