Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

View to the Cross Mill site looking down towards Tanygrisiau. The the right can be seen part of Lake Incline trackbed with the site of Cross Mill on the other side of Afon Cwmorthin. The trees in the distance mark the site of the Lower Mills area. This area was developed as a Slate Garden by a now deceased former quarryman.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Lake Mill area viewed from across Llyn Cwmorthin.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Quarry Viewed from the track bed of the Conglog Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Quarry Viewed from the track bed of the Conglog Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Quarry Viewed from the track bed of the Conglog Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

Cwmorthin Terrace viewed from the trackbed of the Congolog Quarry Tramway.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

View along the low dam constructed to raise the level of Llyn Cwmorthin in conjunction with a Hydro Electric Scheme. Lake Mill area and Quarry Office cab ne seen in the distance.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

View along the low dam constructed to raise the level of Llyn Cwmorthin in conjunction with a Hydro Electric Scheme. Lake Mill area and Quarry Office cab ne seen in the distance.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. View along the front of the terrace.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. View along the front of the terrace.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. Interior of one of the later houses which have two fire grates. They were believed to have two upper and two lower rooms accessed by a staircase.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. Interior of one of the later houses which have two fire grates. They were believed to have two upper and two lower rooms accessed by a staircase.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

View from one of the windows of Cwmorthin Terrace towards Llyn Cwmorthin.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. Interior of one of the later houses which have two fire grates. They were believed to have two upper and two lower rooms accessed by a staircase.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. Interior of one of the later houses which have two fire grates. They were believed to have two upper and two lower rooms accessed by a staircase.

Cwmorthin Quarry, Tanygrisiau, Gwynedd, Wales - March 19, 2020

CWMORTHIN TERRACE later known as TAI LLYN is a prominent landmark at Cwmorthin Quarry. The terrace was constructed by the owners of Cwmorthin Quarry in two stages. The first eight houses were erected in the 1860’s and constructed of dressed stone. A further five houses made of slate blocks were built in the 1870’s bringing the total up to thirteen. Interior of one of the later houses which have two fire grates. They were believed to have two upper and two lower rooms accessed by a staircase.