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Revision as of 20:35, 10 November 2024
town in the county of Anglesey in Wales
- Caergybi
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Holyhead |
town in the county of Anglesey in Wales |
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53°19'0.001"N, 4°37'59.999"W
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place_741
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The landing of his Majesty, George The Fourth, at Holyhead, August 7th 1821
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The south view of Holyhead Collegiate Church in the Isle of Anglesey
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The south view of Holyhead Collegiate - Church,.isle of Anglesey
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The landing of his Majesty, George the Fourth, at Holyhead, August 7th 1821
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A plan of a triumphal memorial intended to be erected by subscription on the pier at Holyhead: in honour of the visit of His Majesty George IV, to the principality of Wales on the 7th. of August 1821, by Thomas Harrison Esq. Architect
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View of the collegiate church of Holy Head, a town and cape of the Isle on Anglesey
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View of the collegiate church of Holy Head, a town and cape of the Isle of Anglesey
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The landing of his Majesty, George the Fourth, at Holyead, August 1821
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