Harlech, High Street 1930
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The narrow ancient streets of Harlech, a town that sprang up to serve the stronghold, have changed little over the years, as is shown by this picture of the High Street. The town was served by a station on the Cambrian railway; as a result, hotels sprang up to cater for the many visitors. The hotel on the right, with its pleasing railings, has a Cyclists' Touring Club sign. The Post Office is down the street to the left.
An extract from North Wales Photographic Memories.
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