Exhibition:SLATE: A DIFFERENT VIEW!

National Slate Museum
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Photography exhibition gives different view of the slate landscape! 

In 2021 the Slate Landscape of North-West Wales was awarded World Heritage Status! 

Images of the astounding beauty of the area were sent around the world – stunning aerial shots of the quarries, giant slate mountains created by the quarrymen and the beauty of the relics left behind such as the barracks and machinery. 

This exhibition results from a competition, jointly organised by Wales Slate and the National Slate Museum, earlier this year to find different images of the slate designation and some of the sights and scenes that people are less familiar which reflect a different, unique or unusual view.

We received over 200 photographs representing three themes:

  • Monumental – reflecting the awe-inspiring and extraordinary nature of the slate landscape

  • Innovative – showing the trail-blazing nature of the industry

  • Community – capturing people and places that make the slate communities special

This exhibition is an opportunity for you to enjoy the photographs selected by the judging panel.

To find out more about the Slate Landscape of North-West Wales visit www.llechi.cymru

Information

18 May 2023 – 3 March 2024
Cost Free
Suitability All

Top of the Quarries by David Peers

World Heritage logo  Slate Landcsape of North West Wales

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Opening Hours

18 March - 3 November 2024    
Open Daily 10am - 5pm

Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. For safety reasons, we reserve the right to conduct bag searches when entering the museum​.

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Llanberis
Gwynedd
LL55 4TY

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  • Our coffee shop serves a small range of hot and cold drinks, cakes and snacks. 
  • The Museum shop will be open during your visit.
  • You are welcome to bring a picnic to the Museum.

Location Parking

Ample parking nearby, for cars and coaches. Please note there is a charge for the carpark.
Padarn Country Park car park is owned and operated by Gwynedd Council. The parking costs £4.50 – and there is a card facility payment. (www.paybyphone.co.uk/ or use the paybyphone app / Location 804552)  If you can only pay by cash please be aware that we are unable to supply change at this time.

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