#St Fagans National Museum of History
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denimbex1986 · 1 year ago
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'Calling all Whovians - this month marks the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who.
The series has seen 14 different time lords travel across time and space, encountering various fictional monsters and saving the world one Tardis trip at a time.
Much of the series was filmed in Wales, with famous places spotted in various guises by eagle-eyed viewers...
National Museum of Wales
The National Museum of Wales has been a stand-in for various art galleries and venues featured in Doctor Who, including the Musée D'Orsay in Paris and the International Gallery.
It featured in the show's 50th anniversary special The Day of the Doctor, which was shot in 3D and took five weeks to film.
St Fagans National Museum of History
The museum transports visitors back in time to various periods of Wales' history, so it made the perfect location for wartime episodes of Doctor Who.
It was the backdrop to David Tennant's adventure back to the eve of World War Two which aired in late 2006...
Southerndown beach
Southerndown Beach near Bridgend has featured in several episodes, but every Doctor Who fan will remember it for one of the series' most heartbreaking scenes.
In Doomsday, David Tennant's Doctor Who said a final farewell to Rose, played by Billie Piper...'
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thesilicontribesman · 2 months ago
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Pieces discovered at Llangors Crannog may be a royal tunic over 1,000 years old.
In early medieval times, the crannog, an island constructed in the lake, was the site of a royal llys or court.
Conservators have analysed these fragments and found that they are made of linen and silk. The tunic was once decorated with birds, lions and vine leaves.
St. Fagans National Museum of History, nr. Cardiff, Wales
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spacerangersam · 6 days ago
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Mari Lwyd Demonstration at St Fagans, National History Museum
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artofgaryyeung · 2 years ago
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中文👇I enjoyed sketching at St Fagans National Museum of History always especially it was such a sunny spring day. 每次前往威爾斯歷史博物館,我都同樣享受在這���速寫,尤其是春天天色晴朗的日子。
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queerwelsh · 2 years ago
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Mis Hanes LHDT+ Hapus! Happy LGBTQ+ History Month! Here is my annual post compiling the events happening in Wales:
Throughout February until June 30th at St Fagans Museum: Wales is... Proud & Wales is... Remembering Terrence Higgins
From the 8th until 27th: Cynon Valley Museum Pride exhibition
Various dates: Queerway, 9th at Porth, 10th Merthyr, 14th Llanelli
Various dates: Iris on the Move, 13th at Chapter Arts Centre Cardiff, 17th at National Museum Cardiff, 25th at Aberystwyth Arts Centre & more
Various dates: Queer Emporium - 9th Comedy with Leila Navabi, 17th Transition, 18th Sound Check (music), March 2nd You’re Invited, March 16th Chwarae’r Chwedlau & more
9th Queerdos Wales’ Anti Valentine’s Day Ball at Porter’s Cardiff 7pm
9th Tai Pawb ‘Older LGBT+ People in Housing’ 11am online
11th Sadie’s Butterflies at National Waterfront Museum Swansea
12th Lezdiff - Cardiff Lesbian Festival at Chapter from 12pm
16th Paned o Ge Kinky Books at 7pm
17th Hwyrnos: QUEER at the National Museum Cardiff from 7pm
17th Lleswyl online from 7pm
18th Aberration at Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Proud Writing workshop at 2pm and Dreaming up the Past at 7pm
20th Dyddiau Du + Trans Aid Cymru Social
21st Llyfrau Lliwgar Online 7pm (yn Gymraeg)
21st Reclaim the Frame at Snowcat Penarth
22nd Dyddiau Du Queer Words
23rd Conwy LGBTQ+ Celebration at Conwy Culture Centre 6-8pm
25th Cardiff Trans Singers, Cathays at 7pm
28th Ladies of Llangollen British Library event online from 8pm
March 5th Carmarthen LGBTQ+ History Month, details tbc
March 7th National Library of Wales Aberystwyth - Queer Tales from Wales’ The Story of Amy Dillwyn at 5pm
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mybeingthere · 2 years ago
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Pink leather stenciled with black paint, about 1800. From the Collections at St Fagans National Museum of History.
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carbos-photos · 1 year ago
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St Fagans National Museum of History
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i-am-theseeker · 3 months ago
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In Praise of Apples
Yesterday I was at St Fagans National Museum of History to facilitate a poetry workshop on the theme of apples for Orchard Cardiff. Orchard Cardiff is a charity that helps people harvest, share and enjoy locally grown fruit. They organise harvest events from August until November, and anybody is welcome to come help with the […]In Praise of Apples
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alyhumphrey · 4 months ago
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23rd April 2022 - Surprising Sam, Ellis and you guys by secretly arranging a meet up at St Fagans National History Museum on the way home from our trip
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thetravellingwee · 5 months ago
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Discover Cardiff: Family-Friendly Attractions and Accommodation Recommendations
Travelling to Cardiff? See what is there to do. #Cardiff #Wales #traveltips
Introduction Welcome to Wales, a land of enchantment where ancient castles, rugged coastlines, and vibrant cities await your family’s exploration. Whether you’re traveling with curious kids or seeking adventure yourself, Wales promises unforgettable experiences. Let’s dive into the best attractions and discover where to stay! Must-See Attractions for Families St. Fagans National History Museum…
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willowmute · 2 years ago
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hope ur ready to talk to strangers because we are going to the St Fagans National History Museum/The Museum of Welsh Life
the main attraction is the lovingly reconstructed buildings, ranging from 17th-century farmhouses to - most recently - a pub being rebuilt brick by brick from Cardiff. my favourite is the terrace of houses with each building furnished for a different time (from 1805 to 1985!).
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in each building there are volunteers you are encouraged to interrogate for any details you might want to know. halfway through the buildings you could try some barabrith from the working bakery as a snack
after you've had your fill you can wander to the other side of the grounds to see the castle and accompanying gardens for a picnic. they're a genuinely strange example of british estate landscaping
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Ok so you and I are meeting up. Maybe in your home territory, or maybe somewhere that you know well - don’t doxx yourself - but we are meeting up to explore something particularly. you are in charge of picking the museum, bog, weird antique store, bog, bookshop, bog, gallery, arboretum, botanical garden, show, or bog. Where are you showing me and why?
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mothmiso · 1 year ago
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Wales (2) (3) (4) (5) by d0gwalker
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(1) One of a series of animal sculptures on the wall separating Bute Park from Castle Street in Cardiff. The bear is one of the original sculptures created in the 1890s for the 3rd Marquess of Bute. (2) Bike stands outside the entrance building of St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff. Designed by architect Dale Owen of Percy Thomas Partnership and built 1968-74. (3) School of Biosciences, Cardiff University. Part of the Sir Martin Evans Building. (4) (5) Part of the late 19th century gothic revival renovations undertaken for the 3rd Marquess of Bute by architect William Burges. The Arab Room was completed in 1881 and is decorated in the Moorish style, with a gilded ceiling reminiscent of the Alhambra in Granada. The Banqueting Hall is decorated with scenes from the castle's medieval history.     
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thesilicontribesman · 2 months ago
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Silver Viking 'Broad Band' Arm Rings, Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey, 900 to 925CE, St. Fagans National Museum of History, nr. Cardiff, Wales
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thxnews · 1 year ago
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18lilaccottage · 1 year ago
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North Wales Holiday Cottages- Unwind in the Charm
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Delve into North Wales' rich history and cultural heritage. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Caernarfon Castle and discover the ancient ruins of Valle Crucis Abbey. Explore the living history museum at St. Fagans National Museum of History and uncover the stories of the past. After a day of exploration, return to the cozy comfort of 18 Lilac Cottage to unwind and recharge.
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brightnshinythings · 2 years ago
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