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Parson's Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn

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Black and White photograph showing view down the Rheidol from Parsons Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking south.

Black and White photograph showing view up the Rheidol river to old lead mine from the site of old bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking north.

Panorama (Photograph 3 of 3). Black & White photograph showing view of old bridge (no traces remain except approaches) and new iron Parson's Bridge from upstream. Photograph by Arthur Chater, April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking south east.

Black and White photograph showing site of old bridge (approach cut into rock slanting down from top left corner) at Parsons Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking south east.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view of the Rheidol from just above the bridge, showing lead mine ruins near Parsons Bridge. Photographed in April 1964 by Arthur O. Chater from Grid Reference SN 7488 7907, looking north north east.

Engraving entitled 'Parson's Bridge.' Artist, date and publication unknown. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in January 1968 for his own private research.

Engraving entitled 'Parson's Bridge.' Artist, date and publication unknown. Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in January 1968 for his own private research.

Page illustration of Hafod Uchtryd: 'The Parson's Bridge' - photographed from 'Fifteen views illustrative of a tour to Hafod in Cardiganshire' by J. E. Smith (1810). Photographed by Arthur O. Chater in January 1968 for his own private research.

Digital copy of postcard showing the Parson's Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn, dated 1939. Loaned for copying by Charlie Downes.

Black & White photograph of site of old bridge (which with its approaches ran from top left corner to bottom right corner of picture) over river near Parsons Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn. Photograph by Arthur Chater, April 1963 from SN749791, looking south-east.

Digital copy of a black and white negative showing view up the Rheidol valley from near Deml, Parsons Bridge. Dolgamfa in trees on the left, Ysbytty Cynfyn on the right. Photographed in April 1964 by Arthur O. Chater, looking north east.

Digital copy of black & white negative showing the new footbridge, with site of the old footbridge below, looking downstream near Parsons Bridge. Photographed in April 1964 by Arthur O. Chater from Grid Reference SN 7487 7910, looking south south east.

Black and White photograph showing rocks near Parsons Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn.

Panorama (Photograph 2 of 3). Black & White photograph showing view of old bridge (no traces remain except approaches) and new iron Parson's Bridge from upstream. Photograph by Arthur Chater, April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking south east.

Black & White photograph showing site of the old Parson's bridge, looking down approach track cut in rock on eastern bank, across gorge to ridge of rock on western bank. Photograph by Arthur Chater in April 1963 from Grid Ref SN749791, looking south west.

Panorama (Photograph 1 of 3). Black & White photograph showing view of old bridge (no traces remain except approaches) and new iron Parson's Bridge from upstream. Photograph by Arthur Chater, April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking south east.

Black and White photograph showing view up the river Rheidol from Parsons Bridge, Ysbyty Cynfyn, showing site of old bridge (top of picture). Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1963 from Grid Reference SN 749 791, looking north.

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