Capel Iwan ArchiveInteresting facts about the village |
This is linked to a series of web pages, assembled by Jim Batten, from files provided by Mr. Ieuan James.
They are based on a CD ROM, prepared by Capel Iwan PTA, to mark the retirement of Mr. James in 2004, and celebrate his twenty eight years as head teacher of Capel Iwan School.
Use this link to get back to the list of sections.
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Capel Ifan | 14th. Century map (see in the "Deanery of Emlyn" at the top centre), 1948 Ordnance Survey map |
Capeleuan | 1583 Saxton atlas (the village is near the left and down a bit from the middle) |
Capel Evan | 1794 map (the village is in the top right), 1906 bill, 1914 school photo, 1930 school photo |
Capel Efan | 1907 bill |
Capel Iwan | 1907 bill, 1936 school trip, Present day |
Most poorly maintained road, drive or track | |
Road to Glaspant
"X" marks the spot where the photo was taken. |
This is shown on the Ordnance Survey map of the area in white (other road,drive or track - fenced).
Here is a photo of the "road" taken in 2009.
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Most out-of-action windmill | |
Pantybwlch wind farm at Blaen Bowi on Moelfre hill | The windfarm consists of three 1.3MW, 62m diameter, windmills. For the past 18 years there has rarely been a time when all three were in operation.
Distant view of a crane replacing one rotor - taken in 2018.
The windmills in the snow - taken in 2010.
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The windmills, possibly by Turner. |
As it stated on the CD, this ... is not, by any means, a "finished article", as it is hoped that future editions ... will include additional photos, memories, articles and research; which are invited for contribution by any member of the community.
Please eMail me any further images and / or information which I will then try to include in the web pages.
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This page last updated 21st. February 2021.