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I found a great website detailing a list of popular films that were filmed in wales as well as locations

https://www.visitwales.com/en-us/info/travel-trade/fact-sheets/films-that-feature-Wales

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did some research on a place called Dolgellau near snowdonia which i thought was a neat location

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"DOLGELLAU, (or Dolgelly) a parish, market town, locally situated in the hundred of Talybout, in the county of Merioneth, North Wales. It is the county town of Merionethshire, in conjunction with Bala. 16½ miles from Machynlleth, the terminus of the Newtown and Machynlleth railway, from whence access is by coach. A railway is now in course of construction. Dolgelly is situated in a beautiful valley, as its name implies, "the Dale of the Hazel Groves," between the rivers Arran and Wnion, under Cader-Idris, the summit of which is about 6 miles distant. The parish contains Brithdir, Isaf and Uwchaf, Cefnyr-Owen, Dolgledr, Dyffrydan, and Garthgynfawr, North and South, in all, eight townships." [From The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) - Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]

Alwyn Humphreys' Dolgellau site - this specialised Dolgellau site contains a collection of Books, Articles, Essays and Pictures of the Town

Alwyn ap Huw. Senedd-dy Dolgellau. Llafar Gwlad. No. 70 (2000), p. 9

Brown, Roger L. A matter of principle : the great row of Dolgellau church, 1933-34. Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 11 (1993), p. 459-69

Brown, Roger L. From riches to rags : the parish of Dolgellau in the nineteenth century. Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 12 (1995), p. 146-54

Cylchgrawn y plwyf Dolgellau = parish magazine : plwyf rheithorol Dolgellau, Llanfachreth, Bryncoedifor, Brithdir a Llanelltyd. Oct 1994 - monthly

Ellis, T P. The story of two parishes Dolgelly & Llanelltyd. Newtown : The Welsh Outlook Press, 1928. 170p

Evans, Evan D. The Rev. George Lewis, Rector of Dolgellau, 1715-23. Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 11/1 (1990), p. 19-35

Evans, W Gareth. 'An oasis in the wilderness' : the establishment of Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau. Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 12 (1995), p. 155-76

Griffiths, Rhidian. John Hughes (1896-1968), Dolgellau : trem ar ei fywyd a'i waith. Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hanes a Chofnodion Sir Feirionnydd 12 (1996), p. 289-94

Hartley, E Mary. 'Baron' Lewis Owen of Dolgellau and his descendants. Second stages in researching Welsh ancestry, p. 328-340

Hen luniau Dolgellau. Caernarfon : Cyngor Gwlad Gwynedd, 1991. 40p

James, Robert T. Dolgellau yn hanesyddol : gydag amryw ddarluniau. Dolgellau : Argraffwyd gan W. Hughes a'i Fab, 1907. 100p

Jones, John. Hanes Dolgellau a'r cymydogaethau : ynghyda hynafiaethau gorllewin Meirionydd. Treffynnon [Holywell] : P. M. Evans, argraffydd, 1872. 132p

Main, Laurence. Welsh walks : Dolgellau and the Cambrian coast.Wilmslow : Sigma Leisure, 1992. 80p

Newsletter, Dr Williams' School Dolgellau, Old Girls' Association. Dolgellau : Dr. Williams School, 1897-1987. Annual

Parry, Edward. Cofiant y Parch. Henry Morgan, Dolgellau. Bleanau Ffestiniog : Argraffwyd gan Jones a Roberts, [1885?]. 94p

Roberts, Gordon. Dolgellau marriages, 1754-1812. Gwreiddiau Gwynedd/Gwynedd Roots 26 (1994), p. 19-21

Roberts, Merfyn H. The chapels of Dolgellau. Capel 15 (1991/92), p. [1-6]

Slyfield, Donald W. Dolgellau and its electricity supply, 1935. Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society 12 (1995), p. 197-200

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

Clifton Hotel, Dolgellau, Deeds 1830-1978

J. Charles Hughes & Co., solicitors, Dolgellau Papers "John Charles Hughes, of Bryndedwydd, Dolgellau, was a solicitor........" "Including ;........... conveyancing, mortgages, leasing and tenancy agreements of ........Dolgellau (parish and town), 1702-1945........ "

Meredith's Tannery, Dolgellau, records 1878-1900 " ...... owned by David Meredith in the late 19th century. The tanning business finished in 1939, but the Meredith firm continued as wool merchants"

New Shop, Dolgellau, Deeds 1733-1840 "Houses were built at Wtra Domlyd, Dolgellau, in about 1779..."

There are more than 30 churches identified in this place. Please click here for a complete list.

Church and chapel data from The Religious census of 1851 : A Calendar of the returns relating to Wales, Vol 11, North Wales. Ed. by Ieuan Gwynedd Jones, UWP, 1981. The names given towards the end of each entry are those of the informants.

Parish & Borough statistics; Area 72147 acres; Population 3625 males, 4293 females, total 7918

Dolgellau Parish Church Attendance - morning (Welsh) 200 + 28 scholars, afternoon (English) 166, evening (Welsh) 130 "There is another Church erected in the parish by "Private Benefaction" and which is to be consecrated next summer" Henry Weir White, Rector

Zoar, Wesleyan Association Methodist An old house used exclusively for religious worship Attendance - morning 30, afternoon 35, evening 35 Evan Jones, Minister, Resident at Dolgelley or Towyn

Hen Gapel, Independent Erected before 1810 Attendance - morning 201, afternoon school, evening 271 "Temperance meeting etc are now & then held in the chapel" Cadwaladr Jones, Independent Minister, Dolgelley

Chapel Juda, Baptist Erected 1800; rebuilt 1839 Attendance - morning 128 scholars, afternoon 210, evening 258 Henry Morgan, Baptist Minister

Ebenezer Chapel, Wesleyan Methodists Erected 1805 Attendance - morning no service except Sunday school, afternoon 285, evening 306 "The Sunday Schools in Wales consist generally of as many adults as children, sometimes more ........" William Davies, Wesleyan Minister

Saron Chapel, Abergynolwyn, Wesleyan Methodist Erected 1835 Attendance - morning 53, afternoon school, evening 63 Daniel Jones, Wesleyan Minister, Towyn

Seion, Celynin, Calvinistic Methodist Erected c1806 Attendance - morning 99 + 30 scholars, afternoon 80 + 29 scholars, evening 58 + 27 scholars John Lewis, Deacon, Tailor

Salem Chapel, Penbryn Close, Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Erected before 1800 Attendance - morning 340, evening 500 William Williams, Secretary, Ivy House

Peniwel, Independant Erected between 1815 and 1825 Attendance - morning 15 (?) scholars, afternoon 60 Cadwaladr Jones, Minister

Rehoboth, Cefnyr-Owen Islawrdre, Welsh Calvinistic Methodists Erected 1834 Attendance - afternoon 32, evening 21 Richard Jones, A Local Preacher, Hafoddywyll, nr Dolgelley

Rhiwspardyn, Calvinistic Methodists Erected 1828 Attendance - morning 80 + 38 scholars, afternoon 90 + 50 scholars, evening 78 William Jones, Deacon

Ty Cyfarfod, Independents Erected before 1800 Not used exclusively as a place of worship Attendance - morning 44 scholars, afternoon 67, evening 46 "Built by the Society of Friends before 1800 - taken by the Independents in 1847" Robert Ellis, Minister, Brithdir

Penygroes Chapel, Independents Erected before 1800 Not used exclusively as a place of worship Attendance - morning 1348, afternoon 89 scholars, evening 127 Robert Ellis, Minister, Brithdir

Siloh Chapel, Calvinistic Methodists Erected 1841 Not used exclusively as a place of worship Attendance - morning 66, afternoon 45 scholars, evening 33 Richard Edwards, Superintendent, Dolgarnedd

See Welsh Chapels and Churches for a photograph of Dolgellau Ebenezer Chapel

Salem Chapel (Presb.), Dolgellau

Correspondence between Judah and Salem Chapels, Dolgellau 1903 March 7 - 1903 April 13 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales "A bundle of correspondence and transcripts of deeds from 1800, 1802 and 1843 relating to the debate between two Dolgellau chapels, Judah and Salem, regarding the Baptist Chapel cemetery wall and land, 1903."

Rees, Thomas & John Thomas. Hanes Eglwysi Annibynnol Cymru (History of the Welsh Independent Churches), 4 volumes (published 1871+). Here is the entry from this book for Dolgellau chapel (in Welsh ) - with translation by Eleri Rowlands Also Brithdir chapel - with translation by Maureen Saycell (June 2011) And Islaw'rdref - with translation by Maureen Saycell (June 2011) And Tabor - with translation by Maureen Saycell (June 2011)

Various items - on the People's Collection Wales site

St Mary's Church, Dolgellau

English Presbyterian church, Dolgellau

ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, DOLGELLAU

PENDREF METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, DOLGELLAU

TABERNACL WELSH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, DOLGELLAU

SALEM CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHAPEL, DOLGELLAU

JUDAH WELSH BAPTIST CHURCH, LOVE LANE, DOLGELLAU

Joyce Hinde has supplied a list of Parish Registers held at Merioneth Record Office.

Bishop's Transcripts for 1813-1819. Contributed by Alwyn Humphreys

Capel Salem, Dolgellau, cofnodion (records) 1811-1960 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales

Capel Soar, Llanelltyd, Merionethshire, records 1860-1976, including financial records, annual reports and Sunday School records; items relating to the Dolgellau area, 1862-1979 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales

Capel Ebenezer, Dolgellau - see under Genealogy Eglwys Penmaen, Dolgellau, cofysgrifau (records) 1953-1967 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales

You can see pictures of Dolgellau / Dolgelley which are provided by:

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

Myfanwy Edwards Papers "Papers of Myfanwy Edwards and family, relating mainly to Dolgellau, 1802-1942, including ............ account books of Capel Ebenezer, Dolgellau, 1913-1929; ..........."

Hughes, Gwilym, Dolgellau, casgliad (collection) 1938-1974 "Papers of Gwilym Hughes, 1938-1974, comprising ........... Merioneth Agricultural Show catalogue, 1972; ....... financial reports of Ebeneser, Dolgellau, 1970-1972;......"

Hughes of Dolgellau Archives 1831-1933 "William J. Hughes (d 1921) was a printer and publisher in Dolgellau, printing the newspaper 'Y Dydd' "

Price, Emyr W., Dolgellau, papurau (papers) [1796]-1931 (mainly 1865-1931)

The journal of Elizabeth Baker, Dolgellau, 1779-1782, folio 1r - on the People's Collection Wales site

Dolgellau War Memorial - on the Roll-of-honour site

Dolgellau History - on Alwyn's site

Dolgellau Railway Station Records and Correspondence 1864-1964 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales " ........... opened on 4th August 1868. Prior to the absorption of the Cambrian Railway, Dolgelley was the last station on the Great Western line............ The Railway ran through Dolgelley from 1868 to 1964."

Various items - on the People's Collection Wales site

Dolgellau Fair, 1956

Dolgellau Folk Festival, 1952

Recollections in Welsh by Margaret Jones (neé Richards), mother in law of Iola Wyn Jones, of life at Ganllwyd, near Dolgellau circa 1900

'Parliament House, Dolgellau' by S. Maurice Jones, c. 1891 (watercolour)

Edward, Prince of Wales during a brief halt at Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau in 1923

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

Brynygwin (Merionethshire) Estate deeds and papers 1653-1879
"The Brynygwin estate, mainly in Dolgellau and Llangelynnin, Merionethshire, was owned by the Owen family....."

Deeds relating to Fro Heulog and allied properties, Dolgellau "Thomas Jones Stevens of Cyfannedd and his wife, Anne (nee Owen) leased Fro Heulog, Dolgellau, in 1838."

Fronarran collection of Dolgellau deeds 1809-1924 "Deeds, 1809-1892, relating to properties in Dolgellau, in particular the Henfelin estate; plans of Henfelin, [1892]; and copy of Dolgellau Urban District Council byelaws, 1924"

Parliament House (Dolgellau) Papers 1851-1936 "Business papers of the Miles and Miles Williams families, 1851-1936, including deeds and agreements relating to Dolgellau, Ffestiniog and Llanelltyd, 1851-1931 .........."

Penmaen Ucha Papers 1691-1975 "Thomas Taylor (1799-1876) is described as residing at Penmaenucha and Arthog Hall, Merionethshire. Penmaenucha Hall was built in 1860 by the Taylor family, the Bolton cotton magnates....."

Dol'rhyd Papers 1539-1909 "The Owen family seemed to have possessed Garthangharad ([Dolgellau] since 1722 ... "

John Griffith Collection of Callestra Deeds [Dolgellau] 1701-1891

Owen and Portsmouth Collection of Dolgellau Deeds "Deeds, 1632-1798, relating to properties in the townships of Dyffrydan and Dolgledr, Dolgellau, and the Cefn yr Owen estate in the parish of Dolgellau..."

Fronwnion Papers "Lewis Williams was a businessman and owner of the Fronwnion estate, Dolgellau. .... He successfully developed the banking business of Thomas Jones of Ynysfaig....... "

You can see maps centred on OS grid reference SH752183 (Lat/Lon: 52.747797, -3.849979), Dolgellau / Dolgelley which are provided by:

Newspaper extracts Cambrian News
Front page of the first issue of 'Y Cymro' newspaper, 3 December 1932. The Welsh weekly newspaper 'Y Cymro' (The Welshman) was first launched in Dolgellau in 1920 by William Evans. The last issue was published in September 1931 - on the People's Collection Wales site

Various items - on the People's Collection Wales site

The Dolgellau Laundry, 1 April 1952

Members of Merionethshire Constabulary, Dolgellau, 1 April 1957

Sale of farm machinery and implements, Dolgellau, 1 April 1953

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

Merioneth County Gaol, Dolgellau, Records 1824-1878 (mainly 1858-1878) "In 1811 it was decided in Quarter Sessions for Merionethshire that a new county gaol was needed in Dolgellau, the county town. The old gaol in Smithfield Square was sold. A new gaol and house of correction was built at Bodlondeb, to the south west of the town, opening in 1813....."

Old Shire Hall, Dolgellau, Records 1774-1950 "Y Sosban, the Old Shire Hall, Dolgellau, was built in 1606, and included the local house of correction......."

Dr Williams School, Dolgellau, Records 1875-1975 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales
"Dr Williams' School for Girls was established in Dolgellau, in 1875. It was named after Dr Daniel Williams of Wrexham ......"

Dolgellau School Orchestra Papers 1922-1925 - details of extant records on Archives Network Wales

Various items - on the People's Collection Wales site

Dolgellau County School Band

Dolgellau Grammar School Cricket Club

School photograph of Ysgol Rhydygorlan, Abergeirw, Dolgellau in 1953

School note book with a page of Algebra and Latin exercises from a Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau. Note book belonging to Winifred Gwen Evans, Gwanas, Brithdir, Dolgellau (28.10.1880 - 15.08. 1972). She later used it to record recipes she was given by neighbours and friends.

Full school photograph, Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau March 1939

Dr Williams's School, Dolgellau

A game of croquet being played at Dr Williams's School, Dolgellau in 1903

Endowed schools, Dolgellau (1876)

Dr. Williams's School Examination, December, 1879

Dr Williams School Photo 1910-11

Merionethshire School Sports, 1 July 1952. This photograph shows the winners from Dolgellau with their awards

Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;

Dolgellau Cricket Club Records and Correspondence 1869-1923

Dolgellau Golf Club Books 1911-1964

Dolgellau Rural Area Savings Conference, minute books 1946-1967

Various items - on the People's Collection Wales site

Postcard of Welsh lady in Eldon Square, Dolgellau

Picture of Welsh lady by Pandy Rodyn, Dolgellau 1913

Women ironing gorseddogion robes, Dolgellau, 1949.

Seindorf Arian Deudraeth yn Prifwyl Dolgellau 1949 - arweinydd Mr Albert Humphreys

Some examples out of a collection of several hundred postcards: 'Welsh figures, Natives of Dolgellau 100 years ago' c1904

Photographs and items relating to the rich and diverse culture and heritage of gypsies and their lives in Wales. Many come from a collection by Geoff Charles from the Dolgellau Folk Festival in 1952

A gypsy wedding at Dolgellau folk festival, 25 July 1952

Dolgellau Fair, 26 April 1956

Dolgellau folk festival, 25 July 1952

Winners of the Crosville bus company shield, Dolgellau, 1 March 1957

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"DOLGELLAU, (or Dolgelly) a parish, market town, locally situated in the hundred of Talybout, in the county of Merioneth, North Wales. It is the county town of Merionethshire, in conjunction with Bala. 16½ miles from Machynlleth, the terminus of the Newtown and Machynlleth railway, from whence access is by coach.

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https://www.holidaycottages.co.uk/blog/top-10-films-and-tv-series-filmed-in-wales

This blogpost showcases the wide array of filming that has taken place in the nation, and highlights the picturesque scenery that Wales has to offer.

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There is a variety of different types of accommodation for a film crew in Pembrokeshire, what do you think?https://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/holiday-accommodation

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https://www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/home/streets-parking-and-transport/transport-and-travel/
Depending on the region you choose to use, take a look at their local authorities transport links webpage for advice and clarity of what is available.

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I found out snowdon was used to film james bond and tomb raider movies. Heres a cool video we could use if we go down this route

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Mount Snowdon Wales Llanberis Path 4K Drone Video - Tomb Raider Filming Location

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image i found while doing my research about the area could be good to use

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[Torrent Walk I, Dolgelly (i.e. Dolgellau), Wales] (LOC)

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Shall we use the link that Matt has posted as one of our 3 common elements?

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a list of some of the most beautiful places in wales that could also be considered

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Small but mighty, Wales is a land of secret beaches, quirky towns, vast national parks and epic mountain ranges. While visiting isn't an option right now, it will be again. So we've rounded up the prettiest places in Wales to file away for future reference.

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Small but mighty, Wales is a land of secret beaches, quirky towns, vast national parks and epic mountain ranges. While visiting isn't an option right now, it will be again. So we've rounded up the prettiest places in Wales to file away for future reference.

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There a variety of different Welsh castles, and Raglan is just one. These images showcase the beauty of the castle in Monmouthshire.

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this page has multiple good images of this location which could be good for our media recourses. Also gives you a little overview of the town and a little on its hirtory.

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I really like Dans image above and think it could be used for any region to make the media eddective and fits with the fantasy theme is everyone happy to use this as an agreed element?

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https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotels-g186462-Monmouthshire_South_Wales_Wales-Hotels.html
This link to TripAdvisor, whilst currently specified to Monmouthshire is a great link for finding a variety of available accommodation all across Wales

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https://www.holidaycottages.co.uk/blog/top-10-films-and-tv-series-filmed-in-wales

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www.tripadvisor.co.uk offers information and reviews for accomodation all over wales, we could use this site as a common element for the specific region each of us uses, what do you think?

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Here is a nice picture I have found for a good location in Brecon:

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Dolgellau Hotels | Find & compare great deals on trivago

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Compare the prices of 529 hotels in Dolgellau, United Kingdom. Find your ideal accommodation from hundreds of great deals and save with trivago.co.uk

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Airbnb® | Snowdon - Holiday Rentals & Places to Stay - Wales, United Kingdom

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Jun 30, 2021 - Rent from people in Snowdon, United Kingdom from £14/night. Find unique places to stay with local hosts in 191 countries. Belong anywhere with Airbnb.

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This page breaks down the different ways you can get to and around snowdon

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Getting Here and Travelling Around | Visit Snowdonia

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Snowdonia Mountains and Coast is only a few hours away from most of the UK’s main population centres, with excellent road, rail and coach links. Airport delays, red-eyed flight times and the pile-them in package mentality have well and truly taken the shine off international travel. There are no such worries here – Snowdonia’s so close you’ll arrive before you know it. Please visit traffic.wales for up to date information on what’s happening on our roads.

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Shall we use air bnb or trip adviser as our agreed

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http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/