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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH: Gateway - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH: Inscription - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH: Edward Prince of Wales Plaque - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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NORTH WALES HEROES MEMORIAL ARCH: Plaque - Taken by Nick_2 02 Jun 2013
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Memorial to WW1 Fallen at Bangor University looking onto city from Uni - Taken by Peter Leadbetter 26 Apr 2018
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Bangor University WW1 Memorial plaque explaining living nature of subsriptions in also building Science blocks at University - Taken by Peter Leadbetter 26 Apr 2018
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Bangor University memorial to WW1 fallen from North Wales: raised by public subscription together with living memorial of Science buildings added to then new College: UCNW Bangor - Taken by Peter Leadbetter 26 Apr 2018
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View through arch - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 30 Jan 2023
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Door - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 30 Jan 2023
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Door detail - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 30 Jan 2023
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North Wales Heroes war memorial arch, Bangor - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 30 Jan 2023
Reference WMO/106548
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Grade II (Wales)
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