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- Amroth Heritage Trail
- Bridge 46 to Five Locks Canal Group
- Colwyn Bay: granite postcards
- Deganwy Beach Shelter Restoration
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- Place-names unbundled: Menai Bridge
- Powys War Memorials Project 2014-19
- QR Llanelwy
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- Holy Island Landscape Partnership
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- The Clwyd Family History Society
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- Coed Cadw, the Woodland Trust
- Discovering Old Welsh Houses Group
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- Royal National Institute of Blind People
- Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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- Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales
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- In Cardiff
- In Caerphilly county borough
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- Colwyn Bay Civic Society
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- Penmaenmawr Historical Society
- Friends of St Julitta's, Capel Curig
- Aberconwy Historical Society
- Home Front museum, Llandudno
- The Pensychnant Foundation
- Llanrwst and District Historical Society
- Deganwy History Group
- Llandudno & Colwyn Bay Tramway Society
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- In Neath Porth Talbot county borough
- In Newport
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- In Powys
- In Swansea
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- The History House
- The Snowdonia Society
- The Merchant Navy Association (Wales)
- Western Front Association in Wales
- Dyfed Archaeological Trust
- Gwynedd Archaeological Trust
- Women's Archive Wales
- Welsh Stone Forum
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News
Muslim grave in a chapelyard
Jul 27, 2025The earliest recorded Muslim burial in Wales took place in the cemetery of Bethlehem chapel in St Clears, Carmarthenshire. Now you can scan a HistoryPoints QR code outside the chapel to discover the building's history and the story of Amelia Kadija Baksh, who married ...
[More]A wee tram in Wrexham
Jul 19, 2025Wrexham's narrow-gauge tramway only ever had one line. Instead of creating a town network, the owners planned to extend the line through more countryside, as far as Llangollen. Now you can scan our new QR code in Regent Street to see a photo of a tram ...
[More]Newport mam who defied the Gestapo
Jul 13, 2025Hitler's Gestapo got angry with Mabel Wulff when she refused to hand over the British Legion flag of the Anglican church in Hamburg. Now you can scan a HistoryPoints QR code outside her former home, 84 Church Road in Newport, to discover how she outwitted ...
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