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Settlement Associated with Lead Mines, Dylife

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Digitised black and white photograph of 'Star Inn at Dylife (1950),' from 'Dylife' by David E. Bick. Reproduced by Martin Davis as part of dissertation: 'The Form and Architecture of Nineteenth Century Industrial Settlements in Rural Wales,' 1979.

Site of former St. David's church and its graveyard in Dylife, near Machynlleth. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 4th February 2015.

Slide of RCAHMW colour oblique aerial photograph of Lead Mining Village Dylife, taken by C.R. Musson, 8/12/1992.

Digitised black and white photograph of 'Dylife Post Office,' from 'Dylife' by David E. Bick. Reproduced by Martin Davis as part of dissertation: 'The Form and Architecture of Nineteenth Century Industrial Settlements in Rural Wales,' 1979.

Digitised black & white photograph of 'Dylife in about 1870,' reproduced by Martin Davis as part of dissertation: 'The Form & Architecture of Nineteenth Century Industrial Settlements in Rural Wales,' 1979. Photo courtesy of the National Library of Wales.

Digitised black and white photograph of a house in Dylife, produced by Martin Davis as part of his dissertation: 'The Form and Architecture of Nineteenth Century Industrial Settlements in Rural Wales,' 1979.

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