Amy Dillwyn, who transformed the fortunes of her late father's spelter works, is commemorated by the latest purple plaque for remarkable women in Wales. The plaque is in the park named after her last year, and beneath it is a HistoryPoints QR code ...
which you can scan with your smartphone to see photos of Amy and information about her remarkable life. You can also view the information and photos by clicking here
An elegant cast-iron bridge near Aberogwen opened to the public last year, 200 years after its parts were cast in Merthyr Tydfil. Now you can scan HistoryPoints QR codes on a nearby Wales Coast Path marker post to ...
[More]Amy Dillwyn, who transformed the fortunes of her late father's spelter works, is commemorated by the latest purple plaque for remarkable women in Wales. The plaque is in the park named after her last year, and beneath it is a HistoryPoints QR code ...
[More]Slate waste from the quarry at Porthgain, Pembrokeshire, was dumped into the sea before a large brickworks was built in the late 19th century to turn the waste into bricks. The large building near the harbour was built for machines which pulverised ...
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