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NEW
- The story of Harry Evans from the festival to the two Evanses (12 and 13 November 2011)
at Liverpool can be seen in the Local Welsh Characters / Obituaries section.

A portrait of Battling Bessie - Life and Works of Bessie Braddock, a Liverpool MP
Y Gwron o Genefa - John Calfin a'i ddylanwad
Miraculous Healing and the Catholic Church
 


Annual Welsh Civic Service - click for more details

LIVERPOOL WELSH SUPPORTERS

PEARSON COLLINSON, Funeral directors &
Monumental Masons are supporting Liverpool-Welsh
- Click to view their details


Mae’r Cymry wedi bod yn rhan o ddatblygiad Glannau’r Mersi ers canrifoedd yn gweithio a gweithredu mewn cylchoedd gwahanol ac anhepgorol fel adeiladu, a nyrsio, dysgu yn yr ysgolion a’r colegau, a morio i bob porthladd yn y byd mae nifer o lyfrau ar gael sy’n sôn am: hanes gwefreiddiol y rhai a gyfranogodd yn y gwaith arbennig hwn; a maint y dystiolaeth Gymraeg yn yr ardal ar ei gorau.
 

Cymry Lerpwl (Cyfrol 1 a 2) D.Ben Rees Cyhoeddiadau Modern Cymraeg. Archebwch eich llyfrau. ISBN 0-901332-56-9 A ISBN 0-901332-55-0


The Welsh have taken a role in the development of Merseyside for centuries; working and playing a vital part in many different spheres of activity, in building, nursing, teaching in schools and colleges and sailing the seven seas there are several books available, telling of the inspirational story of those who shared in this most remarkable task and the extent of Welsh witness in the area at its height.

 


The Welsh of Merseyside (Volumes 1 + 2) D.Ben Rees Modern Welsh Publications


 

Come and see the model of the Mimosa at the Maritime Museum (pier Head, Liverpool), a gift from the Merseyside Welsh Heritage Society (September 2008).

Chatham Street Chapel
Chatham Street Chapel, Liverpool, now part of the University of
Liverpool.  A building of outstanding architectural design. 

       

 

Reverend Henry Rees
First Minister of Chatham Street Chapel
(1860 - 1869)