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Anglesey Railways Through Time
A railway arrived on the island of Anglesey in 1848 due to the necessity of linking London and Dublin in Ireland. It was the great railway engineer Robert Stephenson who effectively ensured that the railway link to Ireland would run along the North Wales coast and Anglesey to Holyhead when he presented plans that overcame the engineering challenges associated with the route.
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Cyfrol ddarluniadol o dros 170 o ffotograffau yn adlewyrchu datblygiad y rheilffordd ar hyd arfordir gogledd Cymru ac ar draws sir Fôn i Gaergybi, rheilffordd a dyfodd yn ddolen hanfodol i gysylltu Llundain a Dulyn, ac y bu cyfraniad y peiriannydd Robert Stephenson i’w thwf a’i llwyddiant yn allweddol.A railway arrived on the island of Anglesey in 1848 due to the necessity of linking London and Dublin in Ireland. It was the great railway engineer Robert Stephenson who effectively ensured that the railway link to Ireland would run along the North Wales coast and Anglesey to Holyhead when he presented plans that overcame the engineering challenges associated with the route.
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