A Book of North Wales

by S. Baring-Gould

CONTENTS

Chapter		Page
I.	The Welsh People	[1]
II.	The English Conquest	[12]
III.	Anglesey	[22]
IV.	Holyhead	[46]
V.	Bangor and Carnarvon	[63]
VI.	Snowdon	[90]
VII.	Lleyn	[106]
VIII.	Conway	[125]
IX.	S. Asaph	[145]
X.	Denbigh	[163]
XI.	Llangollen	[183]
XII.	Dolgelley	[205]
XIII.	Harlech	[231]
XIV.	Welshpool	[244]
XV.	Newtown	[271]
XVI.	Machynlleth	[291]

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ILLUSTRATIONS

FULL PAGE
Conway Castle	[Frontispiece]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Welsh Women	To face page	[8]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Holyhead at Rhoscolyn	”	[22]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
South Stack Light, Holyhead	”	[46]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
South Stack Bridge	”	[59]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Carnarvon Castle	”	[74]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Nant Bridge, Carnarvon	”	[80]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Bethesda	”	[85]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Snowdon	”	[90]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Aberglaslyn Pass	”	[95]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Llanberis	”	[99]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Beddgelert	”	[102]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Capel Curig	”	[105]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Conway Castle	”	[125]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Plas Mawr, Exterior	”	[129]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Plas Mawr, Court	”	[130]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Catherine of Berain	”	[146]
From a painting.
Ruthin Castle	”	[163]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Llangollen Bridge	”	[183]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Berwyn	”	[184]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Berwyn, from Castell Dinas Bran	”	[187]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
The Ladies of Llangollen	”	[188]
From an old print.
The Pillar of Eliseg	”	[190]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Vale Crucis Abbey	”	[191]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Vale Crucis Abbey from within	”	[195]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Cader Idris	”	[205]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Cader Idris	”	[206]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Torrent Walk, Dolgelley	”	[208]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Null, Torrent Walk	”	[209]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Cader Idris	”	[210]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Pistyll-y-Cain	”	[216]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Lyn-y-Groes, Dolgelley	”	[224]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Halfway House, Dolgelley	”	[226]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Harlech Castle	”	[231]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Church, Montgomery	”	[246]
From a photograph by F. Bligh Bond, Esq., f.r.i.b.a.
Powis Castle	”	[256]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Owen Glyndwr’s Parliament House, Machynlleth	”	[291]
From a photograph by Messrs. Valentine and Sons, Ltd.
Old Bridge, Dinas Mawddwy	”	[300]
From a photograph by Messrs. F. Frith and Co.
Llanegryn	”	[308]
From a photograph by F. Bligh Bond, Esq., f.r.i.b.a.

IN THE TEXT
Page
Serigi. A Statue at Caergybi	[25]
S. Seiriol. Stained Glass, Penmon	[31]
Holy Well, Penmon	[35]
Base of Shrine, Llaneilian	[39]
Cross at Llanbadrig	[41]
S. Cybi. Statue, South Doorway, Caergybi	[53]
Doorway, S. Cybi’s Well	[111]
Bronwen’s Urn	[235]
Tyssilio’s Ring at Saint-Suliac	[264]
Gildas. A sixteenth-century Statue at Locminé	[279]

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