Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Bronze Age Gold from Wales

The Chester and Holyhead Railway (print)

The Illustrated London News (Publisher)

Page 100 showing engravings of 'Chester General Station', 'Flint Castle', 'Holywell Station' and 'Abergele Station'. Reverse is page 99 and is all text with a short description of the Chester and Holyhead Railway. Red ink stamp bottom left.

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

2001.98/7

Historical Associations

Associated Person/Body: Chester & Holyhead Railway
Association Type: Railway company
Date: 19/08/1848
Place: Holywell
Associated Person/Body: Chester & Holyhead Railway
Association Type: Railway company
Date: 19/08/1848
Place: Abergele
Associated Person/Body: Chester & Holyhead Railway
Association Type: Railway company
Date: 19/08/1848
Place: Chester

Creation/Production

The Illustrated London News
Role: Production
Role: Publisher
Period: 19/08/1848

Acquisition

collected officially, 22/6/2001

Measurements

Length (mm): 394
Width (mm): 269

Techniques

Engraving
Print
Commercial printing
Print

Material

Paper

Categories

Rail Transport Clwyd 1840s

Classification

buildings railway station
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