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Bomb damage at Roath Court, Newport Road, Cardiff, 1941
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Bomb damage at Roath Court, Newport Road, Cardiff, 1941
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Bomb damage at Howard Gardens Board School, Cardiff, 1941
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This photograph shows the scene at Howard Gardens Board School, Cardiff, after it was destroyed by incendiary bombs, 3-4 March 1941.
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Damage caused by air raid at Roath, Cardiff, during the Second World War
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Photograph of 106 Roath Court Road, Roath, Cardiff showing the damage caused by an air raid during the Second World War.
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Building air raid shelters near the Temple of Peace in Cathays Park, Cardiff, c.1930s
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Building air raid shelters near the Temple of Peace in Cathays Park, Cardiff, c.1930s
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De Burgh St, Riverside, Cardiff - the morning after the air raid of 2 January 1941
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The devastation in the De Burgh and Neville Street area of Riverside, Cardiff, the morning after the air raid of 2 January 1941.
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Lakeside pageant at Llandrindod Wells, 1930s
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This photograph was taken beside the boating lake at Llandrindod Wells during a summer pageant in the 1930s. The 'maharajah' seems to have arrived by boat and is about to be presented with a glass of the local mineral water by 'Hygiene'.
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Llandrindod Wells carnival, 1925
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This photograph features motor cars of the day, one of which was presumably hidden underneath the replica gondola which won first prize for Colonel Paterson. The gondolier, in white, was a visiting Spanish nobleman from Valencia, the Marquis dos Aguas.
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Llandrindod Wells carnival, 1924
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The lady second from the right seems to have won a large box of Fry's chocolates.
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Wren house used during Twelfth Night celebrations
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Wren house, a replica made by Richard Cobb, sexton of Marloes church, Pembrokeshire, in 1869 of a house which he had made sixty years earlier. It was donated to the Museum by T. H. Thomas (Arlunydd Penygarn) in 1898. The wren house was used during Twelfth Night celebrations in many parts of rural Wales. This custom involved placing the body of a dead wren in the decorated box which served as its bier, and rested on 4 poles. The box was then carried by four men, all pretending to groan under a huge weight, as they called at all the houses in the village. Verses were sung in the form of question and answer, ending with an invitation into the house for refreshment. Length 35 cm, height 23 cm.
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Cockfighting Prints: Plate 2, 'Getting to Work'
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One of a set of six cockfighting prints published during the 19th century. An 18th century octagonal building in Welshpool called the Cockpit was used for cockfighting until 1849. This print, entitled 'Getting to Work', was engraved by C. R. Stock, published by W. C. Lee.
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