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“Ail-gylchu’r Gorffennol” – a plastic waste project at Anglesey Archives

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These images show the architectural drawings for the mosaic floor at Barry Docks Office, c. 1899.

Mae'r delweddau hyn yn dangos y lluniadau pensaernïol ar gyfer y llawr mosaig yn Swyddfa Dociau'r Barri, tua 1899.

The logbook of Rosemarket School reveals how it became a pioneer of the School Meals Service.

Mae llyfr log Ysgol Rhosfarced yn datgelu sut yr arloesodd y Gwasanaeth Prydau Ysgol.

Roedd Florence Howell (1869-1946) yn ddramodydd arobryn o Sir Benfro. Ar y dechrau, cynhyrchodd ddramâu un act, un yn cynnwys Jane Wogan ym 1924, am fam sy'n colli ei phlentyn ac yn ennill un arall o'r môr. Yn rhyfeddol, y tro cyntaf i Florence fynd i theatr oedd i weld Jane Wogan yn ennill cystadleuaeth Theatr Ddrama Un Act Ryngwladol!

Florence Howell (1869-1946) was an award-winning playwright from Pembrokeshire. At first, she produced one-act plays, which included Jane Wogan in 1924, about a mother who loses her child and gains another from the sea. Remarkably, the first time Florence went to a theatre was to see Jane Wogan win the International One Act Play Theatre competition!

These plans held by Bangor University Archives show a proposal for a cinema named The New City Picture House and later City Cinema. It was opened on Bangor High Street by a Mr J R Saronie in 1919 and then taken over by a Guy Baker in 1945. Following Mr Baker’s death it then closed in 1983. In 1919 during the year of its opening stars such as Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickofrd may have graced its silver screen!