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Revision as of 16:34, 28 August 2024
town in Wales
- Conway
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Conwy |
town in Wales |
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53°16'48.000"N, 3°49'48.000"W
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place_5
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place_364
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The south east view of Conway Castle, in the county of Caernarvon
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Plas Mawr, or, The Great Mansion: situate in High Street, Conway
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The north east view of Conway Castle in the county of Caernarvon
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The North East View of Aberconway Castle in the County of Caernar
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Design for a bridge proposed to be built over the Conway River, opposite the castle 1802
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Conway Castle & New Suspension Bridge. Caernarvonshire, North Wales
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Conway Station, and the Gothic arch in the Town Wall; Built 1847
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The Suspension Bridge over the Menai; Conway Castle, and Tubular Bridge; The Britannia Tubular Bridge
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The principal room in Plas Mawr Conway: built in 1585 by Robt. Wynne Esq. of Gwydir: now the property of the Hon. E.M.Ll. Mostyn M.P
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Conway Station, and the Gothic Arch in the Town Wall. Built 1847
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The Town Of Conway: Its Church, Plas Mawr, Wall, Tower, &c, as seen from the battlement of the castle
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Design for a bridge proposed to be built over the Conway River
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