Retrospective Images of Wales
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The Retrospective webpages offer the opportunity to enjoy again selections previously featured on Images of Wales, going back to November 1997. You can submit your own requests by visiting the Webpage Archive and following the simple on-line selection procedure.
The Retrospective selections are normally changed every weekend. The Current Retrospective links below go directly to the Retrospective features currently on display. The Selections Pending table shows the selections waiting to be displayed, together with the names of the persons who requested them.
| Current Retrospectives (accessible until 7 November) |
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| Subject (click to access webpage) | First
displayed | Requested by |
| Hen Dy Cwrdd (Chapel), Cefn Coed-y-cymer, BRE | Jun 2000 | Helen Wright |
| Return to Bow Street, Llanbadarn Fawr, CGN | Nov 2003 | Editor's Choice |
| Selections Pending (to follow at one week intervals) |
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Week
beginning
| Subject
| Requested by
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| Nov 14, 2009 | 1. Saron Chapel, Cwmwysg, BRE
2. Awaiting next request | Nina Jenkins
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| Nov 21, 2009 | 1. Awaiting next request
2. Awaiting next request |
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Origin of Images of Wales
The first Images of Wales photograph appeared on my website on 23 November 1997 as a feature linked from a Canadian friend's website, then known as Julie's Welsh Surname List. In those days the background and general design of the webpages mirrored those of Julie's website. On St David's Day (1st March) 1998, Julie's database of surnames was transferred to my own website where it appeared as the Welsh Ancestor List on the newly created Welsh Family History Archive. At the same time, the design of the Images of Wales page was modified to match the style of the rest of the Welsh Family History Archive.
Since November 1997, well over 200 webpages, featuring more than 2000 individual photographs, have appeared on Images of Wales.
Copyright restrictions
You are free to save and use any of the images I have produced myself. However, if you publish them, e.g. in a book, on a CD-Rom, or on the Internet, I would be grateful if you could acknowledge me, John Ball, as the photographer.
Any images accredited to other sources are subject to normal copyright restrictions.
Please write via my Contact Page with your comments about my photographs.
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