Conwy County Borough Collection

David Kilgour, aged 8, who wants to be a soldier seen at his home in Mochdre, Colwyn Bay, with the regular members of his army. 22nd June 1963

Llandudno, a seaside town in Conwy County Borough, Wales. A young boy looking at the donkeys on the beach. 16th July 1958

A young couple on a train, reading a copy of Photoplay magazine. Llandudno, Conwy County Borough, Wales. 16th July 1958

Holiday makers in Llandudno, Conwy County Borough, Clwyd, Wales. A young boy on the beach with a big fish. 22nd August 1949

David Lloyd George golfing at Colwyn Bay. Circa 1920

David Lloyd George speaking at the National Eisteddfod at Old Colwyn. Also in pictured, Miss Megan Lloyd George, MP (seated), Mr D R Hughes (right) and Caerwyn (at the microphone). 1941

Llandudno prepares to switch on this years illuminations. A windmill made of lights has been erected on the roundabout of Mostyn Street and North Parade, Clwyd. 16th September 1975

Colwyn Bays Pier and Pavillion is rapidly taking on a new look, as work continues on a large scale modernisation for the structure, Clwyd. 20th May 1969

Scene at the beach at Colwyn Bay in North Wales showing children sitting on a wooden stage on top of Jumbo the elephant. Colwyn Bay, Conwy County Borough, Clwyd, Wales. 24th August 1951

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Conwy castle floodlit above the Conwy estuary at night

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Conwy castle floodlit above the Conwy estuary at night

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Conwy Castle and Conwy harbour at night

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"Exploring the Rich History and Vibrant Present of Conwy County Borough" Step into the captivating world of Conwy County Borough, where history intertwines with modernity, creating a unique tapestry that captivates all who visit. From picturesque seaside towns to iconic figures and lively events, this Welsh gem has something for everyone. In Mochdre, Colwyn Bay, young David Kilgour dreams of becoming a soldier. With determination shining in his eyes, he embodies the spirit of bravery that runs deep within this region's heritage. Venturing further along the coast lies Llandudno, a charming seaside town nestled in Conwy County Borough. Here, a young couple finds solace on a train journey as they immerse themselves in the pages of Photoplay magazine – an escape from reality into the glamorous world of Hollywood. As holidaymakers flock to Llandudno each year, their laughter fills its streets and beaches. The vibrant atmosphere is contagious as families create cherished memories against breathtaking backdrops provided by Clwyd's stunning landscapes and has been graced by influential figures throughout history. In Colwyn Bay circa 1920s, we find David Lloyd George indulging in his passion for golf – showcasing not only his love for sports but also his connection to this remarkable place. The National Eisteddfod at Old Colwyn becomes alive with culture as David Lloyd George takes center stage once again. His powerful words resonate through time and remind us of Wales' rich cultural heritage celebrated within these borders. Every year brings new excitement as Llandudno prepares to switch on its illuminations – transforming itself into an enchanting wonderland that dazzles both locals and visitors alike. The anticipation builds until finally witnessing those magical lights illuminate the night sky is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Colwyn Bay's Pier and Pavilion undergoes rapid transformation - evolving into a modern marvel while still preserving its historical charm.