Local History in Mid Wales

Builth Wells Official Guide
http://www.builth.co.uk/
Builth can offer many unrivalled attractions: the beautiful, unspoilt countryside ideal for walking, pony trekking and mountain biking; leisure and sporting pursuits, including fishing in the renowned Wye and Irfon Rivers; an attractive but challenging 18-hole Golf Course and a modern Sports Centre providing a wide range of facilities.

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.

Llandinam
http://freespace.virgin.net/lion.llandinam
Llandinam has been awarded the title of best kept village in Wales, Powys and Montgomeryshire on more than one occasion and as you pass through it is easy to see why. Neat and colourful gardens line the A470 which runs parallel to the River Severn.

Silver Dragons (From the Archives)
http://www.silverdragons.co.uk
Britain\'s largest mainland TT circuit is still intact at Epynt mountains, the 5.2 miles churches chapels taverns school all sealed up as in 1940. It all remains. 35000 spectators watched British & foreign factories race for Silver Dragons Trophies! The website contains the Archive with galleries & data.

Welshpool
http://www.welshpool.org
Welshpool and area has an endless range of things to do and places to see. Within this site you will find details on walking trails, wildlife, fishing and golf, country sports, leisure facilities, entertainment, accommodation, historic sites, beautiful villages and scenery, gardens, transport attractions, arts, crafts and galleries, events and festivals, shopping and more.

Machynlleth & the Dyfi Valley
http://www.machynlleth.info
Information, photographs, links, history and myths, designed for anyone with an interest in the area.

Brecon Historical Cathedral Town
http://www.brecontown.co.uk
This is a town where you\'ll enjoy losing yourself...... not only in the narrow streets and passageways lined with Georgian and Jacobean shop fronts, but in the sense of timelessness.

The Welsh Community of St Harmon
http://www.saintharmon.org.uk
Once the Parish of St Harmon in the County of Radnorshire, now designated as a Welsh Community in the County of Powys, our community is at the very heart of Wales.