Local History in Gwynedd

Abergynolwyn.com
http://www.abergynolwyn.com
Designed with locals and visitors in mind, this fully bilingual website carries news of what\'s happening in the area, places of interest, things to do and see, places to stay, a selection from the local photographic archive, and much more.

Cyfeillion Cadw Tremadog
http://www.tremadog.org.uk
Cyfeillion Cadw Tremadog is a Historic Buildings Preservation Trust, set up to protect and preserve the architectural, historical and structural heritage of Tremadog. This web site, set up and run by CCT, acts as an advertising and promotion centre for many of Tremadog\'s businesses and traders.

Llyn Peninsula Information
http://www.llyn.info
An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which stretches out about 30 miles into the Irish Sea from the north west of Wales in Great Britain. Llŷn (often spelt Lleyn) retains a unique Welsh charm and character that is still as strong as ever. The peninsula also enjoys a unique micro climate, benefiting from the gulf stream, bringing warmer sea temperatures and weather.

Porthmadog
http://www.porthmadog.co.uk
Porthmadog has an abundance of accommodation, hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast, self catering, cottages, caravan parks. This bustling town is the gateway to Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula.

Rhiw Community Site
http://www.penllyn.com/1/compages/rhiw/rhiw.html
Rhiw is one of the highest villages in Llŷn. It boasts one of the most magnificent panoramas in Wales. On a clear day from Rhiw the coast of Cardigan bay and its backdrop of mountains can be seen all the way down past Aberystwyth.

Caernarfon Online
http://www.caernarfononline.co.uk
A virtual guide to the Royal Town of Caernarfon and the surrounding villages in Gwynedd North Wales.

Bangor Civic Society
http://www.bangorcivicsociety.org.uk
Bangor Civic Society campaigns for, and promotes, the built and natural environment of Bangor (North Wales). The Society is recognised by the Civic Trust for Wales, and by Gwynedd County Council for the purpose of development consultation. This website seeks to showcase Bangor by providing useful and entertaining information, but also highlighting some of the problems and challenges facing the city.

Criccieth
http://www.criccieth.co.uk
Criccieth is a beautiful small town situated on the shores of Cardigan Bay and sheltered by the Snowdonia Mountains. We as residents are proud of our history and heritage, which can be traced back to 1239, when a stone castle was originally built on a mound, which protrudes out to sea.

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