History in West Wales

Pennant
http://www.llain.demon.co.uk
A Portrait of a village in the Parish of Llanbadarn Trefeglwys in the County of Ceredigion. This site is dedicated to those villages everywhere, that are so small that when driving through, if you blink, you miss them. It aims to show that they are not as uninteresting as they may appear.

Lamphey, Hodgeston and Freshwater East
http://www.lamphey.org.uk
This site has been put together for anyone with any interest in, or connection to, the three villages of Lamphey, Hodgeston and Freshwater East on the south coast of Pembrokeshire in South West Wales.

The Traditional National Costume of Wales
http://www.welsh-costume.co.uk
Coast and Country\'s web site about our National Costume and the Industry behind it

Castles of Wales
http://www.castlewales.com/home.html
Welcome! Croeso! My name is Jeff Thomas and I\'m pleased to be your host as we explore some of the world\'s most impressive ancient monuments - the medieval castles of Wales. Along the way we hope to educate and enlighten the student as well as the enthusiast about the unique history of the Welsh and their centuries-old struggle to preserve their culture and ancient language.

The Federation of Family History Societies
http://www.ffhs.org.uk
he Federation of Family History Societies (FFHS) is an educational charity which exists to represent, advise and support its membership of family history societies and other genealogical organisations world-wide.

History and status of the Welsh language
http://users.comlab.ox.ac.uk/geraint.jones/about.welsh/
This page aims to answer, from the - perhaps necessarily opinionated - standpoint of a native Welsh speaker, some questions about the historical, political and cultural background of the language that he or I think might be asked by a learner from outside that culture.

Reflective Images
http://www.wales-pictures.com
Reflective Images has been established since 1992 and presently has a catalogue of over 3,000 unique views of Welsh towns and villages dating from approx 1890 to the early 1920’s. Contemporary photographers documented this period of great social and economic change using rudimentary equipment with tremendous skill and artistry.

The First Welsh Footstep in Patagonia
http://www.madryn.com/vimor/galeses/english.htm
The Primitive Location of Port Madryn. The arrival of Welsh settlers in Patagonia took place within the frame of the great European immigration, which colonized Argentina in the second half of the nineteenth century.

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