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Cardigan, Town

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RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of Cardigan town (NW), development. Taken by Toby Driver on 25/05/2010.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing F. D. S. Lewis's fishing tackle shop and Johnsons Dryers Cleaners on the west side of Cardigan High Street. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking west from Grid Reference SN 178 463.

Cardigan Town, Castle, Castle House and Castle House's Gardener's Cottage. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver 15th April 2015.

Cardigan castle and castle house; Cardigan bridge; sawmill; Bridgend foundry; Baillie's foundry, Cardigan. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 13th March 2015.

Cardigan Town, Castle, Castle House, Bridge, Harbour and Old Shire Hall. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver 15th April 2015.

Cardigan Town, Castle, Castle House, Bridge, Harbour and St Mary's Church and Priory. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver 15th April 2015.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing J. E. Jenkins and Sons, 9 North Road, Sculptors, at the south west end of Victoria Gardens, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking north west from Grid Reference SN 1813 4647.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing decorative tiling on front of Charington, (no. 5) Priory Terrace, North Road, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking south east from Grid Reference SN 1796 4638.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing top stories of J. G. Morgan, Outfitters, 52 Pendre, at the corner of William Street in Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking east south east from Grid Reference SN 1781 4622.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing slate plaque ("D Jones Sadler") on the north wall of house at junction of High Street and Chancery Lane, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking south south west from Grid Reference SN 1778 4613.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing decorative tiling on front of No. 2 Priory Terrace, North Road, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking south south east from Grid Reference SN 1798 4639.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view up the Teifi to the church from the north end of the bridge. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking east north east from Grid Reference SN 1778 4584.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing decorative tiling on upper stories of houses opposite the Guildhall, High Street, at the corner with Priory Street, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking east south east from Grid Reference SN 1778 4615.

Cardigan, town

Black and white glass negative showing interior view of "The Market, Cardigan"

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing old houses (1,2 and 3 Net Pool Road) at the west end of Net Pool, Cardigan. St. Dogmaels in distance. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in September 1966 looking west from Grid Reference SN 1733 4602.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing memorial plaque (unveiled in 1927 to the memory of Telynog and Ossian Dyfed) at the entrance to Eben's Lane, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater on 9th April 1968 looking south from SN 178 461.

Black and white copy of page 3 engravings entitled: 'Cardigan East' and 'Kilgerran Castle.' Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in January 1968 for his own private research.

'Cardigan' drawn and engraved by J. G. Woods, c.1810. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in January 1968 for his own private research.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view looking out of the gateway at the south west corner of St Mary's Church yard, Cardigan. Photographed by Arthur Chater on 30 August 1968. Looking west from Grid Reference SN 1804 4602.

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