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Thomas Legg, in 1930. Their three children, Margaret, Anne and George Legg (b. 1932), were brought up in New Quay, in a house called Wendawel, which is today part of the Dylan Thomas Trail around the town. Thomas Legg's parents, Captain George Legg OBE and his wife, Margaret, also lived in New Quay. George and Margaret are to be found in the 1945 Register of Electors for New Quay, as is their daughter-in-law, Theodosia. For more on Dylan Thomas' New Quay relations, see pp. 106–115 of D. N. Thomas (2002)

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to the Musgrave family from around 1630. By the end of the 18th century it had passed into the ownership of the Jones family, the last of whom was Edward Warren Jones. When he died, he left the Llanina Estate to his two godchildren, Mrs Charlotte Lloyd (of Coedmore) and her younger brother, Charles Richard Longcroft. The house remained with the Longcrofts until about 1920, its last owner being Air Vice Marshal Sir

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Plas Llanina is a mile or so to the north of New Quay on the cliffs above Traethgwyn and Cei Bach beaches. It is considered a good example of a small-scale, post-medieval gentry house. It has a chequered history, including some interesting owners and various stories associated with them. It belonged

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There were several other families from Swansea living in New Quay, who had come after the bombing of Swansea in February 1941, including the historian and artist, Myra Evans (1883-1972). Thomas' Swansea friend and distant cousin, Vera Killick, lived next to Majoda in Ffynnonfeddyg cottage, whilst her

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The aunt was Elizabeth Ann Williams née Evans who had married John Williams (1864-1911), the brother of Dylan’s mother, Florence. Elizabeth left Swansea to live in New Quay in the 1920s, together with her daughter, Theodosia (b.1904), who was Dylan's first cousin. Theodosia married a master mariner,

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The Dylan Thomas Archive in the University of Texas at Austin has a list written by Thomas in June 1953 of people, including Rymer, to whom he intended to write. Capt. Walter Rymer's family lived in Sunnydale on Brongwyn Lane in New Quay (Register of Electors, 1945). He captained trawlers for Neale

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There are, too, New Quay people who can be found in the play, but not by name. Fourth Drowned’s question “Buttermilk and whippets?” is a good example: Jack Patrick, landlord of the Black Lion, kept whippets and made buttermilk in his dairy next to the hotel. There’s a photo of Jack with one of his

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Jack Lloyd Evans, a New Quay postman and the Town Crier, also lived on Church Street. He provided the character of Llareggub's postman, Willy Nilly, whose practice of opening letters, and spreading the news, reflects Lloyd's role as Town Crier, as Thomas himself noted: "Nobody minds him opening the

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New Quay, said Caitlin, was exactly Thomas's kind of place, "with the ocean in front of him...and a pub where he felt at home in the evenings” and he was happy there, as his letters reveal. His ten months at Majoda were the most fertile period of his adult life, a second flowering said his first

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lived in New Quay from 4 September 1944 until July 1945, renting a cliff-top bungalow called Majoda - there's a photograph here: It stood, said Thomas, “in a really wonderful bit of the bay, with a beach of its own. Terrific.” Made of wood and asbestos, Majoda's facilities were basic: it had no

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Llareggub had Donkey Down (as well as Donkey Street and Donkey Lane). In New Quay, the Downs was an area of steep grassland that stretched down from the Black Lion to the lifeboat station. It was used for grazing donkeys, including Maisie, the Black Lion’s donkey. Thomas refers to the braying of

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In 1933, Dan Jones, a general builder in New Quay, married Phyllis Cherry, the daughter of Walter and Edith Cherry of Margaret Street, New Quay (see Free BMD, June quarter). Dan, Phyllis and her parents are all in the 1945 Register of Electors for New Quay. Walter Cherry was a town councillor,

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In 1907, a local newspaper noted that “New Quay... has more retired sea captains living in it than any other place of its own size in Wales.” At the 1939 War Register, there were 58 sailors living in New Quay (of whom 30 were master mariners), compared with four living in Laugharne and one in

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Until the early 19th century, New Quay consisted of a few thatched cottages surrounded by agricultural land, the natural harbour providing a safe mooring for fishing boats and a few small trading vessels. The New Quay Harbour Act was passed in 1834 and a stone pier was constructed at a cost of

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Plas Gelli is a Grade II listed building. The house was built in the 1680s, with a four-room cross-wing added in the late 18th century. Dylan and Caitlin lived in Plas Gelli with Vera Killick, Evelyn Milton and their mother, Margaret Phillips. For more on this, see D. N. Thomas (2000)

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and a Memorial Hall. There is also a public park at the top of New Quay next to the tennis court. New Quay Bowling Club is on Francis Street, at the top of the town. New Quay Golf Club first appeared in 1909, but closed in the 1920s. The nearest golf club today is Cardigan Golf Club.

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Thomas and his family left New Quay in July 1945. By September, he was writing to Caitlin about finding somewhere to live, telling her he would live in Majoda again. He came back to New Quay at least twice in 1946, the first time in March, a visit he records in his radio broadcast,

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See D. N. Thomas (2000) p57 on Plas Gelli and the film crew at Gelli in August 1942. The film comes to an end with a panoramic sweep of Cardigan Bay from Pengraig cliff above New Quay, followed by a shot of Carreg Walltog rock on the shore below. You can view the film here:

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There were 877 residents in New Quay shown on the Register of Electors in May 1945. Of these, 587 were women and 290 were men, figures that partly reflect the number of New Quay men, most of them sailors, who were killed in the First and Second World Wars.

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By the 1840s, more than three hundred men were employed in building ships in three centres: New Quay itself; Traethgwyn, a bay just to the north; and Cei-bach, a pebble beach further north below a wooded cliff. Here were constructed not only

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letters and acting as kind of town-crier. How else could they know the news?" This work sheet note, together with our knowledge that Thomas knew Jack Lloyd ("an old friend"), make the link between Lloyd and Llareggub’s Willy Nilly.

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sister, Evelyn Milton, lived further along the cliff-top. Thomas also had a Swansea aunt, and four cousins, in New Quay, who had lived there since the 1920s, as well as a more distant relative, the First World War fighter pilot ace,

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Frondolau quarry at the end of Rock Street and Neuadd quarry on the headland above. As with Llareggub's Mr Waldo and Mrs Beattie Morris up in the quarry, New Quay’s Frondolau quarry had long been a favourite spot for couples, as the

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Elmira/Myra Evans was the daughter of Captain Thomas and Mary Rees of New Quay. She was a local historian and artist, who had also written a children's operetta. Her portrait of Dylan Thomas can be found in D. N. Thomas (2000)

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were evacuated to New Quay during the 1939-1945 War, and billeted around the town in residents’ homes and hotels. There is an extended online description, with photos, of the School’s time in New Quay in the School magazine.

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The New Quay historian, S.C. Passmore, has noted the “zeal for learning” that was present in New Quay. This was reflected in the opening of a Newspaper Reading Room in 1854, later incorporating a Lloyds Lending Library.

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Manchester House on Margaret Street in New Quay was a draper and milliner’s shop, as it is in Llareggub but not in Laugharne, where it was a general store. Thomas mentions New Quay’s Manchester House in his broadcast,

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Eluned Pritchard-Jones was the wife of Barclays bank manager, Richard Pritchard-Jones, Bank House, Church Street. (1945 Register of Electors.) There's more on her household fastidiousness in the Knowledge entry for

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Llareggub's occupational profile as a town of seafarers, fishermen, cocklers and farmers has been examined through an analysis of the 1939 War Register, comparing the returns for New Quay with those for Laugharne,

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Sometime in the late 1930s, the house and grounds were rented by Lord Howard de Walden as a summer residence. In the late 1940s, it was bought by Colonel J. J. Davis and Betty Davis, who later moved to Ty Glyn in

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had once reported: “Should Cupid pierce the tender hearts of the lovely maidens and brave young men, the quarry and the lonely cliffs form an unapproachable fortress to guard their faltering confessions.” August

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magistrate and a Black Lion regular. Following the marriage, Dan became known as both Dan Cherry and as Cherry Jones - see D. N. Thomas (2000), Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow, Seren, p. 218.

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that sailed the world were captained by New Quay men. Between 1850 and 1927, the Board of Trade issued 1,380 Merchant Master and Mate certificates to New Quay men compared, for example, with 21 certificates to

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The information about Jack Patrick’s dairy came from his niece, Ann Brodie, and from a New Quay resident, Eleanor Lister. For a good deal more on Jack Patrick, consult the Index of D.N. Thomas (2000)

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Other names and features from New Quay in the play include Maesgwyn farm, the Sailor's Home Arms, the river Dewi, the quarry, the harbour, Manchester House, the hill of windows and the Downs.

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Thomas also drew upon other New Quay residents, including Mrs Ogmore Davies and Mrs Pritchard-Jones, both of Church Street, whose names when combined produce Llareggub’s Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard.

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Annie Davies was the wife of Thomas Ogmore Davies whose drapery shop, Bon Marché, stood at the top of Church Street, next to the Queens Hotel. There's a period photograph of Bon Marché here:

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about a walk around New Quay. This radio script has been described by Professor Walford Davies as "a veritable storehouse of phrases, rhythms and details later resurrected or modified for

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There were also other New Quay people in the play, including Dai Fred Davies, the donkeyman on board the fishing vessel, the Alpha. He appears in the play as Tom-Fred the donkeyman.

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Dai Fred was in charge of the donkey engine, an auxiliary engine used for work such as lifting and pumping. He is mentioned in Thomas' letter to Margaret Taylor of August 29, 1946 (

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mains electricity, gas or water, and the lavatory and a water tap were both outside. It was, wrote Caitlin, "cheaply primitive," and they were there during one of the coldest

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He and his wife Olive lived in Tylegwyn, New Quay, for much of the 1939-1945 war. (Register of Electors, 1945). There’s an interview with Olive in D. N. Thomas (2004) p. 100

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At the beginning of the play, Third Drowned asks: “How’s the tenors in Dowlais?” The question reflects the close relationship that once existed between New Quay and

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By 1870, shipbuilding had ceased at New Quay but most of the men living there still went to sea. There were navigation schools in the town and many of the last

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The New Quay historian, S.C. Passmore, has noted that the “tradition of a town-crier persisted down to the 1950s, the last crier being Jack Lloyd.”

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p104, Seren. Her husband, Evan Jenkin Evans (1882-1944), had been professor of physics at Swansea since 1920. For more on Myra and her work, see

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Ffynnon Ddewi (Dewi’s Well), supplied the town’s water until the 1930s. The river Dewi itself flows into the sea nearby. See W. J. Lewis (1987)

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Thomas had previously visited New Quay in the 1930s and then again in 1942–43 when he and Caitlin had lived a few miles away at Plas Gelli,

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For more on the shooting and the subsequent trial, see D. N. Thomas (2000) ch.4, with further information at D. N. Thomas (2002) ch. 4.

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and marine wildlife centre. Nearby New Quay Honey Farm, the largest bee farm in Wales, has a live bee exhibition and sells

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Coronation Gardens, at the bottom of the town next to the pier, were created in 1911 to mark the coronation of George V.

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for sailing along the coast, but also larger vessels for sailing to the Americas and Australia. At that time, as well as

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58 sailors active and retired. Data from the 1939 War Register and available online at Findmypast and reproduced at

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The post-war history of New Quay is largely that of the emergence of the town as an attractive holiday destination.

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He lived at Noddfa (now Trenova) at the top end of Church Street, opposite the Queens Hotel. See S. Passmore (2015)

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In addition to the hospitality industry, there is still significant employment in sea fishing and fish processing.

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named Frank and Lena Clifford of Stourbridge in dedication to its main benefactors and an inshore inflatable

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donkeys in a letter from Majoda of May 21, 1945. For more on New Quay’s donkeys, see Thomas, D. N. (2000),

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Evelyn lived in Traethina. (Register of Electors, 1945). There is more on Thomas's friendship with Vera at

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The Francis Frith collection of New Quay photographs, with over 150 items, most from the 1930-1960 period.

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For more on New Quay names in the play, see Thomas, D. N. (2000), op. cit. pp. 206–216, and online at

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He was spotted in the pub by the author Jon Meirion Jones. For more on this, see D. N. Thomas (2002)

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New Quay's harbour and pier date from the early 19th century. See chapter 2 of S. C. Passmore (2012)

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Always known as the Sailor's Arms locally, and in newspaper reports and in some census returns. See

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which is coterminous with the community. Since 1995 the ward has elected one county councillor to

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A Memorial Hall was built on Towyn Road in 1925 in memory of those killed in the First World War.

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dates from this period, as does his script for the filming of Cardigan Bay for the final part of

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in a letter of May 28, 1945 to T. W. Earp, where Note 1 confirms the dating of the poem to 1943.

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First Voice: “The windy town is a hill of windows…..” See W. Davies and R. Maud, eds (1995),

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John Tywi Jones (1870-1948), Baptist minister, journalist and playwright. Knowledge in Welsh.

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Data from the National Maritime Museum, and available on Ancestry online, and reproduced at

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For more on the special relationship between New Quay and Dowlais, see D. N. Thomas (2002)

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There is a more detailed description of Majoda and its facilities in D. N. Thomas (2000)

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There are extensive beach walks, as well as cliff walks along the Coastal Path, south to

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and traditional fishing town, with strong family and literary associations with the poet

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For helpful overviews of New Quay’s three chapels and two churches, see R. Bryan (2012)

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This article is about the town in Wales. For the similarly named town in Cornwall, see

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Key attractions for holidaymakers include the picturesque harbour and expansive sandy

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and West, fish merchants of Cardiff. For more on him, see Thomas, D. N. (2002) p. 49.

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estate is just a short drive away, as is the 18th century Ty Glyn Walled Garden in

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For more on Dylan and Ira Jones in New Quay, see the index of D. N. Thomas (2000)

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One of the first guides for tourists was published in 1885 by the Welsh Press:

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Passmore (2012), p. 26 and Passmore (2015) p. 470, who gives a date of 1940.

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Guide to New Quay: Being a short description of New Quay as a Watering-place

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New Quay is often cited as an inspiration for the village of Llareggub in

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At the local level, New Quay Town Council is composed of ten councillors.

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C. Fitzgibbon (1963) The Life of Dylan Thomas, p. 237, Little Brown.

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Dylan Thomas: A Postcard from New Quay - Dylan's Sketch of Llareggub

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film of the town and its people during the summer holiday season.

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in which he notes he had been asked to find films for the pupils.

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in New Quay. She went on to be a preacher and a missionary to

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Maritime Heritage:The Ships and Seamen of Southern Ceredigion

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with a harbour and large sandy beaches, the town lies on the

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Samantha Wynne Rhydderch (b.1966), poet. Knowledge in Welsh.

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in July and August 1945 at Blaencwm, the family cottage in

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Photographs of New Quay with a Dylan Thomas interest

1970:... is reproduced on p. 189 of D. N. Thomas (2000) 3029:"Ty Glyn Davis Trust - Holiday Centre and Gardens" 2524:pp. 212-213, Seren, for more on the Sailor's Arms. 2443:). For more on Dai Fred see Thomas, D. N. (2000), 802:Thomas's sketch of Llareggub is now online at the 2885:, a reclusive aristocrat. For more on these, see 2471:Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow 2458:Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow 2445:Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow 1860:Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow 1360:. Drive Publications Limited. 1980. p. 293. 1262:Dylan Thomas: A Farm, Two Mansions and a Bungalow 4269: 2094:, p92, Secker and Warburg. (3) P. Ferris (1999) 1974:. It can also be found on p618 of Dylan Thomas' 1471:, pp77-83, Llanina Books and W. J. Lewis (1987) 2954:"Plas Llanina; Llanina House, Llanina (106511)" 2736: 1106:and other essays on Dylan Thomas, New Quay and 672:were abandoned in the 1860s, and that from the 2217:Ceredigion Coast: Llareggub and the Black Lion 1600:"Llanerchaeron | Ceredigion | Wales" 1251:Ceredigion Coast: Llareggub and the Black Lion 932:(1858–1925), clergyman, politician and MP for 736:Thomas Scott-Ellis, 8th Baron Howard de Walden 682:Lampeter, Aberayron and New Quay Light Railway 3094: 2976:The Longcrofts: 500 Years of a British Family 1171:S. Campbell-Jones (S. C. Passmore) (1974/75) 1118:New Quay, Llareggub and the 1939 War Register 2900:On the Air with Dylan Thomas: The Broadcasts 2098:, p.4, J. M. Dent. Further work was done on 2090:, p.266, Little-Brown. (2) C. Thomas (1986) 1794:, p. 581, and also see pp.582 and 583, Dent. 2313:Dylan Thomas's Swansea, Gower and Laugharne 2232:W. Davies and R. Maud, eds.(1995) p. xvii, 2223:, ed. S. Edmonds, Literature Wales/Graffeg. 1764:The dates are evident from Thomas' letters. 1502:to Donald Taylor, October 26, 1944, in the 1398:Ceredigion: Interpreting an Ancient County. 1382:Ceredigion: Interpreting an Ancient County. 1257:, ed. S. Edmonds, Literature Wales/Graffeg. 1184:Dylan Thomas's Swansea, Gower and Laugharne 555:that lives in Cardigan Bay. The town has a 3101: 3087: 2854:Striding Dill Jones – Jazz with Black Hwyl 2607:with another photo in D. N. Thomas (2000) 2391:(2013), Book Guild Publishing, pp. 28–29). 2086:in New Quay: see (1) C. FitzGibbon (1965) 542: 2315:, University of Wales Press. pp. 103–104. 1731:"New Quay RNLI mark 150 years of service" 2952: 2776:"Dylan Thomas - New Quay / Y Cei Newydd" 2499:p. 26, Grosvenor and S. Passmore (2015) 2413:See Davies, W. and Maud, R. eds. (1995) 1618:"Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber | Cadw" 1574:"Cardigan Bay Regatta in its 126th year" 1098:On the trail of Dylan Thomas in New Quay 418: 4011:University of Wales Trinity Saint David 2987: 2686: 2601:Under Milk Wood: the Definitive Edition 2415:Under Milk Wood: the Definitive Edition 2234:Under Milk Wood: the Definitive Edition 2191:Dylan Thomas: In the Mercy of his Means 2157:Under Milk Wood: the Definitive Edition 1566: 1226:New Quay at the time of the 1851 Census 1191:Under Milk Wood: the Definitive Edition 923: 607:on the scenic route to Devil’s Bridge. 4270: 2832:Bringing to mind the Sailors' Arms in 2765:See R. Atrill in External Links below. 2221:A Dylan Odessey: 15 Literary Tour Maps 1557: 1541:"Councillors at New Quay Town Council" 1334: 1332: 1255:A Dylan Odessey: 15 Literary Tour Maps 1049:Then and Now: How New Quay Has Changed 729:Wales - Green Mountain, Black Mountain 3082: 3064:Welsh Historic Gardens Trust Bulletin 2707:"BBC Writersroom - Sharman Macdonald" 2112:The Collected Letters of Dylan Thomas 1576:. New Quay Yacht Club. Archived from 1392: 1390: 1302:Dylan Thomas: A Centenary Celebration 1128:Dylan, Vera and The Edge of Love film 1094:An Early Morning Walk Around New Quay 1041:A Brief History of New Quay in Photos 1026:The house sits next to the church of 979:, (1923–1984), a jazz stride pianist. 791:broadcast of the play, its producer, 2571:Laugharne harbour lost to salt marsh 2567:The geomorphology of the Taf Estuary 2004:. pp. 45–51 and M. de Walden (1965) 1144:with an analysis by D. N. 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Maud, eds.(1995) 1173:Shipbuilding at New Quay 1779-1878 1058:The Dylan Thomas Trail in New Quay 14: 4324: 1504:Collected Letters of Dylan Thomas 1400:Gwasg Careg Gwalch (2005) pg. 64. 1291:Dylan Remembered vol. 2 1935–1953 1086: 856:Much of the location filming for 684:) was never completed due to the 16:Seaside town in Ceredigion, Wales 4250: 4238: 3162: 3052: 3039: 3017: 3000: 2981: 2968: 2946: 2915: 2905: 2713:. 6 January 2012. 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N. Thomas (2002) p. 85 1452: 1439: 1427: 1415: 1403: 1374: 1350: 1033: 991:(b.1969), writer and academic. 725:Sooner than you can water milk 1: 2928:Dictionary of Welsh Biography 2520:See also D. N. Thomas (2000) 1322: 1140:, National Library of Wales: 523: 4205:Registered parks and gardens 4160:Parliamentary constituencies 3045:See See D. N. Thomas (2000) 2325:Analysis of Llareggub sketch 1558:Davies, Jane (6 June 2019). 1287:The Birth of Under Milk Wood 1186:, University of Wales Press. 961:1904 Welsh Christian revival 907:The Crumbs of One Man’s Year 734:One of Thomas's patrons was 528:New Quay is the name of the 7: 4303:Ports and harbours of Wales 3654:(Llanfihangel Genau'r Glyn) 2881:, a retired fighter pilot; 2799:Y Lolfa, for this pub walk. 2660:Llareggub/1939 War Register 2178:Dylan Thomas: The Biography 2096:Dylan Thomas: The Biography 2060:ed. Paul Ferris, 2000, Dent 1824:, p.89, Secker and Warburg, 1411:Llareggub 1939 War Register 1358:AA Book of British Villages 1142:Dylan's Sketch of Llareggub 10: 4329: 2282:Dylan Remembered 1935–1953 1914:Dylan Remembered 1935-1953 1875:Vera and Dylan family tree 1449:, pp57 and 111, Grosvenor. 1300:in Ellis, H. (ed.) (2014) 1151: 845:The writer and puppeteer, 427: 119:90 mi (140 km)SE 18: 4313:Communities in Ceredigion 4233: 4152: 4131: 4090: 4019: 3991: 3442: 3171: 3160: 3116: 3060:The Tide Turns at Llanina 2933:National Library of Wales 2810:Cilie poets and musicians 2687:Howells, Myfanwy (1959). 2575:Laugharne harbour history 2389:New Quay Wales Remembered 2372:New Quay Wales Remembered 2122:magazine in October 1945. 2073:, pp266-67, Little Brown. 1918:Ira and Dylan family tree 1698:, "Golf's Missing Links". 1498:. 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Dent. 1901:The Dylan Thomas Trail 1779:The Dylan Thomas Trail 1545:Cyngor Tref Cei Newydd 1280:The Dylan Thomas Trail 1269:Dylan Thomas' New Quay 1242:S. C. Passmore (2015) 1235:S. C. Passmore (2012) 1224:S. C. Passmore (1986) 750:Constantine FitzGibbon 714:James Ira Thomas Jones 510:London Nautical School 424: 423:St Llwchaiarn's Church 363: 195:Postcode district 46: 23:. For other uses, see 4288:Beaches of Ceredigion 3117:Principal settlements 2820:6 September 1945, in 2676:Wilkinson in New Quay 2654:D. N. Thomas, (2019) 2633:(1948), Bles, p. 131. 2535:New Quay and Llanarth 2069:C. FitzGibbon (1963) 2058:The Collected Letters 1719:on 28 September 2008. 1685:Memorial Hall website 1672:"Devils Bridge Falls" 1528:New Quay War Memorial 1473:New Quay and Llanarth 1458:Passmore op.cit. p110 1445:S.C. Passmore (2012) 1396:Jenkins, J. Geraint. 1380:Jenkins, J. Geraint. 1219:New Quay and Llanarth 1210:J. G. Jenkins (1982) 422: 396:Ceredigion Coast Path 143:Preserved county 2883:Alastair Hugh Graham 2670:W. Wilkinson (1948) 2417:, p.xxxvi, Everyman. 2284:, pp. 99–100, Seren. 2280:D. N. Thomas (2004) 2267:D. N. Thomas (2004) 2254:D. Cleverdon (1954) 2206:, pp. 285–313, Seren 2202:D. N. Thomas (2004) 2000:D. N. Thomas (2000) 1936:D. N. Thomas (2000) 1847:Swansea 1941 bombing 1833:D. N. Thomas (2000) 1696:"New Quay Golf Club" 1314:W. Wilkinson (1948) 1307:M. de Walden (1965) 1296:D. N. Thomas (2014) 1285:D. N. Thomas (2004) 1278:D. N. Thomas (2002) 1267:D. N. Thomas (2002) 1260:D. N. Thomas (2000) 1182:J .A. Davies (2000) 1076:D. N. Thomas (n.d.) 947:Elizabeth Mary Jones 934:Carmarthenshire East 924:Other notable people 760:Deaths and Entrances 175:Sovereign state 4298:Wards of Ceredigion 4293:Coast of Ceredigion 4283:Towns in Ceredigion 4180:Scheduled Monuments 3683:Llanfihangel Ystrad 3299:Llanfihangel Ystrad 3033:Ty Glyn Davis Trust 2974:Phillips-Evans, J. 2469:D.N. Thomas (2000) 2311:J.A. Davies (2000) 2189:G. Tremlett (1993) 2017:J. Ackerman (1998) 1217:W. J. Lewis (1987) 1138:Sketch of Llareggub 989:Francesca Rhydderch 553:bottlenose dolphins 499:began in New Quay. 334: / 125:Principal area 3068:Rebuilding Llanina 3012:Pages from My Life 2838:Sailor's Home Arms 2717:on 6 January 2012. 2549:New Quay Chronicle 2193:, p. 95, Constable 2006:Pages from My Life 1990:Green Mountain etc 1674:. 6 December 2016. 1640:www.visitwales.com 1580:on 8 February 2012 1309:Pages from My Life 883:Dylan Thomas Trail 633:, operated by the 593:The National Trust 425: 269:Ceredigion Preseli 261:UK Parliament 238:Mid and West Wales 207:Dialling code 4265: 4264: 4189:Listed buildings 3858:Pont-rhyd-y-groes 3853:Pontrhydfendigaid 3289:Llanfair Clydogau 2871:Collected Letters 2822:Collected Letters 2537:p. 35 Aberystwyth 2441:Collected Letters 2428:Collected Letters 2331:, September 2021. 2299:www.library.wales 2176:P. Ferris (1997) 2039:C. 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