Welsh History and Myths
Llyfrau | Books
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Fron-Goch Camp 1916 - And the Birth of the IRA
Lyn Ebenezer sets the Easter Rising of 1916 in the context of the Dublin of the time, and relates the shipping out of Ireland of almost 2,000 Irishmen, to be held in a camp in a former whisky factory in a damp and remote part of Wales.
£8.50
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From Carmarthen to Karabagh - A Welsh Discovery of Armenia
After Canon Patrick Thomas' first visit to Armenia in 2005, he was surprised to find that this little-known nation had captured his heart.
£7.50
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Churches in Wales and Their Treasures
Every parish in Wales is unique, and each has historic treasures in its architecture and furniture.
£6.50
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Folds, Faults and Fossils
The varied and beautiful landscape of Pembrokeshire has been sculpted over millions of years from the underlying rocks, giving us the unrivalled views of mountains, valleys and sea cliffs that are an integral part of the county today.
£8.50
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Sentenced to Hell
The Story of Men and Women Transported from North Wales, 1730-1878
£7.50
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Clio, The
Officially, the Clio - moored in the Menai Strait - was a care and training ship for young 'street ruffians' in the second half of the nineteenth century.
£9.00
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Tracing Family History in Wales
This fascinating book is for those who have managed to go back a few generations in their searches, then find a name on a gravestone - but all the information is in Welsh!
£7.50
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Sacred Circles - Prehistoric Stone Circles of Wales
A country walk in Wales often involves an encounter with the past.
£7.50
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Hangman, The Hound and Other Huntings: A Gazetteer of Welsh Ghosts
A book of haunted places in Wales which still exist, and can be visited.
£7.50
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Tenby to Celtic Manor - A History of Golf in Wales
The hope is that the Ryder Cup will bring world recognition that Wales is a great place to play golf. In 1888 six people decided to form a golf club in the seaside town of Tenby in Pembrokeshire, in the south-west of Wales.
£5.75