RCAHMW

On the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
  1. Capeli Cymru, Holy Island Landscape Partnership, Holyhead Townscape Heritage Initiative, Oriel Môn and Anglesey Archives will be in the Market Hall, Holyhead, on Tuesday 24 February to talk about their exciting work and the different ways you can get involved. The Capeli Cymru project aims to preserve the Nonconformist heritage of Wales. We would love […]
  2. Where?  Bangor, Gwynedd, SH 59229 72575  Publicly-accessible?  Yes, public highway (road).  Protected?  Yes, Grade II listed (No.23376, 1988)  Coflein record: NPRN 34381  What’s your immediate reaction to seeing the word ‘graffiti’? For most today, it will be a negative feeling of an anti-social act, despoiling the environment and making it feel run-down, or more so. But graffiti wasn’t always seen […]
  3. Happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year! Thank you, as always, for your continued support. As the year draws to a close, we’re pleased to share a round-up of recent news and forthcoming events.   New eBook Publications & Friends’ Discount  We’ve recently made 14 Commission titles available as eBooks, now downloadable from our online shop https://shop.rcahmw.gov.uk/collections/downloads. These include long […]
  4. During the last year, our Place Names Officer, Dr James January-McCann has been running a series of place names collection workshops in north Wales. These workshops have been jointly organised with Eryri National Park in their area, and with North Wales Wildlife Trust in Anglesey. Between all of the workshops we’ve been able to record […]
  5. This month marks 50 years since the publication of Houses of the Welsh Countryside, a book that changed the way we look at vernacular architecture in Wales, and further afield. And next year will be Peter Smith’s centenary.  For me, it is impossible to separate the book from the man so this blog is partly […]