Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales

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Mae’r Llyfrgell Genedlaethol yn falch i fod yn rhan o The Commons ar Flickr. Ers 1907, mae’r Llyfrgell Genedlaethol wedi bod yn casglu a diogelu etifeddiaeth a diwyddliant Cymru. Ar hyn o bryd mae’r casgliad ffotograffau yn cynnwys dros 800,000 o eitemau o gyfnod cynnar ffotograffiaeth a gwaith ffotograffwyr cyfoes.

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[Shrewsbury v Rochdale football match]

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  • Don Marler said:
    After seeing this outdoor soccer image taken in Wales in the early 1900's, I will no longer complain about ripples in the indoor soccer carpet at the Wichita Wings away games. (Don Marler, Wings photographer)

Three Richards children, St. Dogmaels

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  • Zinaida Beaumont said:
    So sweet
  • darwineurope said:
    This is my great grandmother Nona, (9th child), Astley Septimus (7th Child) and Josephine Octavia (8th child), Richards. Their father was Dr. George Richards and this photograph was taken at Cliff House, Wogan Terrace, Saundersfoot.
  • Flickr Foundation said:
    Added to the "That's my grandma!" gallery

    www.flickr.com/photos/flickrfoundation/galleries/72157722...

A gypsy family

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  • Zainul Abedin said:
    Lovely scene.
  • abhijit chatterjee said:
    a nice happy family!!!
  • My Beautiful Friend said:
    I don't usually think of "gypsies" as being so well groomed and clean, not to sound sterotypical, just thought of them as more ethnic looking and not having roots and bathing and beautiful dresses, etc. access...
  • Danielle Halford said:
    There are very strict codes of cleanliness that must be followed by many Romanies. The idea of dirty comes from an old insult that meant in league with the devil not actually unclean because of the traditions that were considered unchristian.
  • Matthew Howells said:
    These are my great grand parents doug and Elizabeth hearne also my grand mother is far right she is also called Elizabeth

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