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 ROYAL PUB, ABERGELE ROAD, COLWYN BAY 200815 viewsCurrently derelict (2023)
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 HOTEL 70 DEGREES, COLWYN BAY13 viewsThe Colwyn Bay Hotel (formerly Hotel 70 Degrees) enters its final days in 2006 after permission was granted for demolition and replacement by apartments. The building was a local landmark, both due to its trendy 70s angled design and the fact that it is perched upon the top of a cliff overlooking Colwyn Bay.
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 CRAIGSIDE INN, LLANDUDNO30 viewsUndergoing extension/refurbishment in 2008
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 SHELTER IN HAULFRE GARDENS LLANDUDNO28 viewsNow the site of the Tweedledee and Tweedledum Statues
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 WOOLWORTHS, HIGH STREET, CONWY 200813 views
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 INTERIOR WOOLWORTHS, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO 24-12-200818 viewsThe pitiful remains of the once mighty Woolworths empire are picked over by bargain hunters in the Llandudno store. Even the shelving units themselves are disappearing as they are sold off, with the remaining shelves full of dusty & ancient stock retrieved from the depths of the storeoom. Sad to see it end this way.
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 LLANDUDNO WOOLWORTHS, CLOSING DAY 200818 viewsLlandudno Woolworths closed on Saturday 27th December 2008
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 ROTHESAY HOTEL, COLWYN BAY PROMENADE 200911 viewsNow demolished and replaced by an apartment complex
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 HIGH TIDE, COLWYN BAY PROMENADE, MARCH 200913 viewsThe Pier & Promenade have since been redeveloped, leaving very little remaining as in this photo.
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 STORM AT COLWYN BAY PIER 200912 views
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 HIGH TIDE AT COLWYN BAY PIER, 200913 views
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 TOWN GUIDE, RHOS ON SEA PROMENADE 200510 views
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 THOMAS COOK, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO28 viewsCurrently (2023) occupied by the Bubble Hut soaps shop
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 LIME CLOTHING SHOP28 viewsCurrently (2023) occupied by Trespass outdoor clothing shop. Has also been a branch of Next.
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 FORTES RESTAURANT, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO 200712 viewsBefore the frontage was renovated to its current style
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 ABANDONED FORMER GOODS YARD AT LLANDUDNO RAILWAY STATION11 views
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 RAILWAY STATION, LLANDUDNO - ORIGINAL ENTRANCE 200928 viewsNow enclosed and in use as the Booking Office/Waiting Area
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 FRONTIER CLOTHING, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO 200712 viewsCurrently Pandora Jewellery (2023)
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 MICK EDWARDS 'THE MUSIC MAN' LLANDUDNO PIER 200924 views
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 PRINCES THEATRE, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO20 viewsNot that many people are aware that the premises of Mountain Warehouse in Mostyn Street, Llandudno were originally built as the St. George's Hall (later the Princes Theatre) back in 1864.
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 THE LONDON PUB, UPPER MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO29 views
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 CLARENCE HOTEL, GLODDAETH STREET, LLANDUDNO28 viewsRenovated and now in use as a Travelodge
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 CLARENCE HOTEL, GLODDAETH STREET, LLANDUDNO 200919 views
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 CAFE EXPRESS, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO28 viewsCurrently Kitchen 50 Six
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 LLANDUDNO RAILWAY STATION, 200922 views"Railway Stations at night: as romantic as the names of far-off towns on the Long Wave dial; magical places dislocated in time that belong to night wanderers; pilgrims and lovers; the lonely, the hopeful and the damned." (Last Tango In Aberystwyth - Malcolm Pryce)
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 NEXT CLEARANCE, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO23 viewsCurrently Trespass
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 ARNE HALL, CRAIGSIDE, LLANDUDNO10 views"Arne Hall was built in mock Tudor style for the famous Tate and Lyle sugar family in about 1880, at a time when Llandudno was just being developed as an important seaside resort. With commanding views across Llandudno bay it was the first major building at Craigside and was originally called Summerhill. The legend has it that one of the wives of the family used to watch out with a telescope, from the tower, for their sugar boats on their way into Liverpool from the West Indies."
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 BUTTERFLY JUNGLE BUILDING, BODLONDEB PARK, CONWY19 viewsThe frontage of the former 'Butterfly Jungle' in Conwy, disused since it closed in April 2009.
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 LITTEN TREE PUB, STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY12 viewsCurrently derelict (2023)
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 CONWY ANTIQUES SHOP10 views
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 CLOSING DAY, HMV STORE, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO 201919 viewsOriginally built as the Prince's Hall Theatre
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 IMPERIAL PUB, STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY 201010 viewsAwaiting redevelopment (2023)
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 PENMORFA HOTEL LLANDUDNO 200717 viewsRear of the former Penmorfa/Gogarth Abbey Hotel at West Shore, Llandudno. It was originally a holiday home for the Liddell family, whose daughter, Alice, was the inspiration for Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and it is often suggested that Lewis Carroll was inspired to write the book after staying here.
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