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  1. II Pen y Clogwyn
    Situated in remote upland position in rocky landscape with small fields divided by drystone walls.
  2. II* Felin Sarn
    On S side of minor road through village, about 1km E of junction with B 4547.
  3. II Former Railway Carriage Shed
    Situated immediately adjacent to minor track/road from Pont-Rhythallt to Brynrefail on the course of the former Padarn 4ft (1.22m) Gauge Railway north of the Afon Seiont approximately 400m east of the
  4. II Pont Penllyn (partly in Llanberis Community)
    Located at the north-western end of Llyn Padarn at the point where it is fed by the Afon Rythallt; the lake and river form the community boundary between Llanberis and Llanddeiniolen.
  5. II Pont Penllyn (partly in Llanddeiniolen community) Photos
    Located at the north-western end of Llyn Padarn at the point where it is fed by the Afon Rythallt; the lake and river form the community boundary between Llanberis and Llanddeiniolen.
  6. II Pant-y-Celyn
    Located on the east side of the main village street at Cwm-y-glo towards its northern end; low rubblestone wall in front with stone-on-edge coping and decorated iron gate aligned on front door.
  7. II Pont-Rhythallt
    Located on the minor road between Llanrug and Penisa'r Waun, where it crosses the Afon Rhythallt.
  8. II Glasgoed Hall
    Situated to north of farmyard at end of track running north from minor road between Bethel/Saron and Penisa'r Waun; lawned area to north of house is site of former garden.
  9. II Pen Rallt
    Located at the end of a track running downslope from the minor road between Cwm-y-glo and Bryn Bras Castle.
  10. II Farmbuildings and screen wall at Llwyn Coed
    Situated in their own yard a little to the north-west of the farmhouse at Llwyn Coed.
  11. II Llwyn Coed
    Situated at the end of a farm track off the A 4086 in level fields with wooded rising ground behind.
  12. II Pen-y-Clip Photos
    Situated at western end of Fachwen on wooded slope immediately by the side of the Brynrefail to Dinorwic Road on the north side of Llyn Padarn; there is a large rock outcrop immediately behind the cot
  13. II Bron Ceris
    Set just below the road running through Fachwen from Brynrefail to Dinorwic above the north side of Llyn Padarn.
  14. II Eglwys Crist (Christ Church) Photos
    Situated in large roughly square-shaped churchyard approximately 0.5 km east of Deiniolen and 200m west of Cefn-y-Waen Chapel on north side of road from Deiniolen to Dinorwic; the church is aligned no
  15. II Observatory at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located on rising ground in the 'Woodland Garden' to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  16. II Tros-y-gonfa
    Situated at south-west end of Chapel Street where narrow path turns at right-angles to run up hillside to meet Stryd Uchaf; small cottage garden enclosed by low rubblestone wall with painted picket f
  17. II Pan figure and pool in walled 'knot' garden at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located in the walled 'knot' garden near its southern side.
  18. II Summer house at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located immediately adjacent to the walled 'knot' garden on the east.
  19. II Cefn Braich
    Situated at southern end of Rhiwlas at junction between main road running through settlement, track running south-west and another leading north-east to Carreg y Garth; low rubblestone wall with iron
  20. II Walled 'knot' garden at Bryn Bras Castle
    Located immediately adjoining the summer house on slightly rising ground with the 'Woodland Garden' behind to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  21. II Gladiator statue (north) at Bryn Bras Castle
    One of a pair of statues standing on a small lawned area in the garden to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  22. II Gladiator statue (south) at Bryn Bras Castle
    One of a pair of statues standing on a small lawned area in the garden to the east of Bryn Bras Castle.
  23. II* Bryn Bras Castle
    The castle occupies a triangular site at the junction of the road between Cwm-y-glo and Llanrug and the mountain route from Llanrug to Llanberis; the drive and parking area on the north represent the
  24. II Cefn-y-Waen Chapel including Vestry/Schoolroom and forecourt walls
    Approximately 0.7km south-east of Deiniolen, about 200m east of Eglwys Crist; front faces roughly south-west.
  25. II Boundary wall, gateways & turrets at Bryn Bras Castle
    On the north-east side of the Llanrug-Llanberis 'Mountain' road, the boundary wall runs alongside the castle gardens and continues north-westwards underneath and past the arch-way linking the 2 parts
  26. II Boundary wall, screen and gateway, SW side of Llanrug-Llanberis 'Mountain' Road at Bryn Bras Castle
    Boundary wall running from the entrance to Bryn Teg Caravan Park, past Fernlea and Nos.1-3 The Turrets, where it forms a turreted screen and gateway, continuing underneath the road arch-way and ending
  27. II Tan y Graig
    Situated on wooded slope off west side of track leading down from the Brynrefail to Dinorwic Road towards the former slate quarry on the north side of Llyn Padarn; low rubblestone wall in front of cot
  28. II Church of St Deiniol Photos
    Situated in high isolated position off the B 4366 with only a few houses around in tiny settlement of Llanddeiniolen; set in roughly rectangular churchyard with roughly coursed rubblestone wall and si
  29. II Disused cottage immediately to north-east of Maes Eilian
    Set at an oblique angle above the road to the rear of a group of Council houses (Maes Eilian) on the north side of the minor road from Dinorwic to Deiniolen; low slate-stone wall in front of cottage.
  30. II Groeslon Photos
    Located in a remote upland position directly at right-angles to Ffordd Clegir to the north-west of the former Glyn-rhonwy Slate Quarry.
  31. II Footbridge Photos
    Situated over the former Llanberis-Caernarfon Railway in the grounds of Glyn Padarn close to the south-western shore of Llyn Padarn.
  32. II Glyn Padarn Photos
    Located on the north side of the A4086 approximately 1km north-west of Llanberis in wooded grounds running down the south-western shore of Llyn Padarn.
  33. II Entrance Lodge at Glyn Padarn Photos
    Llanberis
  34. II Capel Tan-y-coed
    Located on the east side of the road between Llanrug and Ceunant immediately to the north-east of the former Post Office; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping to roadside; square piers, spea
  35. II Sunday School/Vestry at Capel Tan-y-coed
    Located directly to the south-west of the chapel with gable end to road, in the same low rubble-walled enclosure, returning at right-angles to follow track running off road; rough square piers with de
  36. II Former Post Office & Nos 1-3 Maes Gerddi
    Located on the east side of the road between Llanrug and Ceunant immediately to the south-west of the chapel and Sunday School at Tan-y-coed; the cottages behind a low stone wall with railings, the po
  37. II Tan-Hafotty
    Located in a remote position at the end of a track running off Ffordd Clegir to the north-west of the former Glyn-rhonwy Slate Quarry.
  38. II Bridge over Afon Seiont (partly in Llanddeiniolen Community)
    Located approximately 1km north of Llanrug on the minor road to Bethel at the point where it crosses the Afon Seiont.
  39. II Bridge over the Afon Seiont (partly in Llanrug community)
    Located approximately 1km north of Llanrug on the minor road to Bethel at the point where it crosses the Afon Seiont.
  40. II Parc-y-garnedd
    Situated at end of short track in remote moorland-edge location on eastern side of minor road leading north from Dinorwic to join the road from Deiniolen to Mynydd Llandegai; set in its own stone-wall
  41. II Ty'n-fawnog
    Situated on north-west side of cross roads at Dinorwic approximately 100m north-west of the Presbyterian church; skilfully executed dry slate slab wall to road frontage.
  42. II Tyddyn-y-berth
    Situated at end of farm track amongst fields on east side of minor road between Llanrug and Bethel; its farmbuildings (not included on this list) lie immediately to the south.
  43. II Church of St Cedol Photos
    The church stands at the end of the village, within its churchyard.
  44. II Capel y Gladdfa (Cemetery Chapel) Photos
    The chapel is located immediately outside the N boundary of the churchyard of the Church of St Cedol, at the N end of the village.
  45. II Bryn-brith
    Situated at end of short track in remote moorland-edge location on eastern side of minor road leading north from Dinorwic to join the road from Deiniolen to Mynydd Llandegai; set in its own stone-wall
  46. II Milestone
    Located on south side of the B 4366 approximately 0.5 km east of Bethel.
  47. II Milestone opposite Bryn goleu
    Located on the verge of the road from Pentir to Caernarfon.
  48. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Detached barn outside Yard to E
    This barn lies in the field immediately E of the enclosed yard, and S of the house.
  49. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Cattle Sheds at SE of Yard
    1km NW of the village of Pentir, on the S side of the lane from Pentir towards Y Felinheli. The farm comprises a large rectangular enclosed yard, with the house backing on to its NE corner to face E.
  50. II Ynys-wen Photos
    Located on the north-east side of the A 4086 approximately 0.5km north-west of Llanberis; set directly onto the pavement behind a snecked rubblestone wall with C20 iron railings to top.
  51. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Cattle Sheds at S of Yard
    1km NW of village of Pentir, on S side of lane from Pentir towards Y Felinheli. Farm comprises a large rectangular enclosed yard, the house backing on to its NE corner to face E. This range defines th
  52. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Barn outside yard to SW
    This barn projects outwards from the SW corner of the yard, but is directly connected to the cattle sheds along the S side of the yard by a broad passage running behind the barn in the SW corner of th
  53. II Pont-y-felin
    Located 350m N of the village centre, at the crossing of the Afon Cegin, and immediately S of the Y-junction of roads to Y Felinheli and Minffordd.
  54. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Cartshed and Granary
    The farm comprises a large rectangular enclosed yard, with house backing on to its NE corner to face E. The granary and cartshed building forms N section of E range of yard, built corner to corner wi
  55. II Ty'n Llwyn - Barn and Cowhouse at W of Yard
    1km NW of the village of Pentir, on the S side of the lane from Pentir towards Y Felinheli. The farm comprises a large rectangular enclosed yard, with the house backing on to its NE corner to face E.
  56. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Bothy and Bakehouse Range to NE of Yard
    1km NW of village of Pentir, on S side of lane from Pentir towards Y Felinheli. The farm comprises a large rectangular enclosed yard, with the house backing on to its NE corner to face E. This range
  57. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - NW range of Yard
    This range is west of the entrance to the yard on the N side of the range.
  58. II Ty'n Llwyn Farm - Hay Barn outside Yard to NW
    This barn projects from the NW corner of the yard, and has direct access to the sheds which form the yard's NW range. It directly balances the similar barn at the SW, forming a symmetrical arrangemen
  59. II Seiont Manor (also known as Llwyn y Brain)
    Located off the driveway leading to Seiont Manor Country House Hotel on the north side of the A 4086 approximately 0.7km north-west of Llanrug; the house occupies a raised site with lawned grounds to
  60. II Cae'r-maen
    Between Llanrug and Ceunant; on north-west side of track off lane which leads to Pant Afon.
  61. II* Church of St Michael Photos
    Situated on its own in originally rectangular churchyard, now extended to north-east and south-east, on track between Bryn-llan and Plas Tirion approximately 0.75km south-west of Llanrug.
  62. II Churchyard wall, railings and memorial enclosure at Church of St Michael
    Churchyard wall and railings defining the extent of the original churchyard on the north, south and west sides; railed memorial enclosure in angle with lych-gate.
  63. II Lych-gate at Church of St Michael
    Lych-gate located immediately to the north-west of the Church of St Michael in the north-west corner of the churchyard.
  64. II Former Mortuary Photos
    Located immediately to the north-west of the former hospital at Dinorwic Slate Quarry on the edge of the levelled site.
  65. II* Former Hospital and boundary walls Photos
    Situated on level site above the north-east side of Llyn Padarn with spectacular mountain views; lies to north-west of the slate museum from which it is reached by a long drive; also approached over C
  66. II 3 Tan y Bwlch, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Tan Y Bwlch near its junction with the road to Deiniolen; low dry rubblestone wall in front with stone-on-edge coping and continuation to centre dividing small front
  67. II 4 Tan y Bwlch, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Tan Y Bwlch near its junction with the road to Deiniolen; low dry rubblestone wall in front with stone-on-edge coping and continuation to centre dividing small front
  68. II Boundary Walls/Slate Fencing to Nos.3 & 4
    Defining the front, rear and side boundaries of Nos.3 & 4 Tan y Bwlch.
  69. II 57 Stryd Fawr (High Street), Llanberis, Caernarfon
    Located on the west side of Stryd Fawr (High Street) in the centre of Llanberis.
  70. II Locomotive Shed
    Situated to the north-west of the former Dinorwic Slate Quarry Workshops, immediately alongside the former Padarn Railway (now the Llanberis Lake Railway) between the old quarry hospital and the moder
  71. II Glan Seiont
    Located on the edge of pasture fields at the end of a track off the A 4086 approximately 1.2 km north-west of Llanrug; the building is situated about 300m south-west of the point where the former Caer
  72. II Stables at Plas Tirion
    Situated on the north-east side of the yard on the other side of the track to the east of the house at Plas Tirion.
  73. II Tanybryn
    Located on eastern side of road leading from Dinorwic to the Dinorwic Slate Quarry; dry slate slab wall to front with vertical slate slabs as piers to decorative iron gates.
  74. II Stables/coach house at Plas Tirion
    Situated on the south-west side of the yard on the other side of the track to the east of the house at Plas Tirion.
  75. II Walled garden at Plas Tirion
    Situated to south-east of house on other side of track.
  76. II Plas Tirion
    Located towards the end of a track running south-westwards past the Church of St Michael towards Plastirion Farm; a pool and various ruined outbuildings stand immediately north of the house.
  77. II Outbuildings to No.24
    Immediately adjacent to No.24 Tan y Bwlch.
  78. II 24 Tan y Bwlch, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Tan Y Bwlch at junction with Ffordd Hermon; low dry rubblestone wall in front with stone-on-edge coping and continuation to centre dividing small front garden from th
  79. II Boundary Walls/Slate Fencing to Nos.24 & 25
    Defining the front, rear and side boundaries of Nos.24 & 25 Tan y Bwlch.
  80. II Field Cowhouse at Ty Newydd Farm
    Situated on its own in fields immediately to the north of the track to Ty Newydd running off the minor road from Llanberis to Maen-Ilwyd-isaf.
  81. II 25 Tan y Bwlch, Mynydd Llandygai
    Located on the south-west side of Tan y Bwlch at junction iwht Ffordd Hermon; low dry rubblestone wall in front with stone-on-edge coping and continuation to centre dividing small front garden from th
  82. II Incline and Drumhouses Photos
    Incline and drumhouses rising from the old floor (now car park of the Welsh Slate Museum) to the top level of the former Vivian Slate Quarry; massive slate retaining wall located immediately to the no
  83. II Dolperis
    Situated in its own grounds on the west side of Stryd Fawr (High Street) towards its southern end.
  84. II Fairview
    Located on the east side of Lon Y Grug, a minor no-through road continuing northwards from Llwybr Main along the scarp; remnants of small field system surround the cottage.
  85. II Obelisk Memorial to Robert Griffith Photos
    Set in forecourt to Sunday School/Vestry at Capel Bethel.
  86. II Snowdon View
    Situated on the south-western side of Fron Goch behind a rubblestone wall; the section immediately in front of the house is lower with railings and a central iron gate approached by slate steps.
  87. II Privy to No.7
    Situated to west of cottage on its north-western partly slate-fenced boundary.
  88. II Capel Bethel including railings to forecourt Photos
    Situated towards south-western end of main village street near the point where it joins the B 4366; small forecourt in front has low rubblestone wall with slate coping, fleur-de-lys pointed iron raili
  89. II Sunday School/Vestry at Capel Bethel including railings to forecourt Photos
    Situated in forecourt immediately to south-west of Capel Bethel behind continuation of wall and railings to chapel; set of gates in line with entrance to building.
  90. II 7 Llwybr Main, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Llwybr Main near its junction with the road to Deiniolen; low rubblestone wall in front and continuation to centre dividing small front garden from that of No. 8 Llwy
  91. II Griffith Family Monument
    Situated in the graveyard immediately to the rear of Capel Bethel near the chapel's north-western corner.
  92. II 8 Llwybr Main, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Llwybr Main near its junction with the road to Deiniolen; low rubblestone wall in front and continuation to centre dividing small front garden from that of No.7 Llwyb
  93. II Pant-y-Cyff
    Situated in pasture fields at end of short farm track off the south-east side of the B 4366; low rubblestone wall with stone-on-edge coping in front of farmhouse.
  94. II* Capel Coch Photos
    Situated on very slightly rising ground on the south side of Ffordd Capel-Coch, the chapel occupies a prominent position in the street; low rubblestone wall to street continues to east to enclose fore
  95. II Plas Gwyn
    Located in pasture fields at the end of a track on the south side of the A 4086 approximately 1km west of Llanrug.
  96. II Hafod Gethin (Plas Gwyn)
    Located immediately to the south of Plas Gwyn.
  97. II Pant Afon
    Located off the east side of the minor road running south-westwards from Llanrug to join the A 4085 between Caeathro and Waunfawr; Llyn Pant Afon lies approximately 50m to the south-east of the house.
  98. II Locomotive Shed
    Situated to the north-east of the former Dinorwic Slate Quarry Workshops, the locomotive shed is located immediately north of the entrance to the Glan-y-Bala tunnel which once provided a connection to
  99. II 23 Llwybr Main, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor
    Located on the south-west side of Llwybr Main near its junction with Ffordd Hebron; low dry rubblestone wall in front with gateway and continuation of wall to centre dividing small front garden from t
  100. II Privies to Nos.23 & 24
    Situated immediately to the rear of the 2 cottages on their shared boundary.

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