Roath Collection

The Lighthouse, Roath Park, Cardiff, South Wales Date: 1962

Albany Road, Roath early 1900's

Roath Albany Road Cardiff early 1900s

Design for Presbyterian Church, Roath, Cardiff (engraving)
6018770 Design for Presbyterian Church, Roath, Cardiff (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Design for Presbyterian Church, Roath, Cardiff)

The Church of St Anne, Roath, Cardiff (engraving)
5204749 The Church of St Anne, Roath, Cardiff (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Church of St Anne, Roath, Cardiff, Mr J Arthur Reeve, Architect)

Air raid damage, Snipe Street and Partridge Road, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

Working at full pressure, another ship is unloaded of its cargo of iron ore at the Iron Ore Wharf in the Roath Dock, Cardiff. 21st January 1965

Interior view of St Margarets Church, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1964

St Margarets Church, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1964

St Margarets Church seen in the background, from Waterloo Gardens, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1963

AG Meek on Albany Road, Roath, Cardiff, bomb damage in the 1940 s. *A SHOE business in its centenary year may be forced to close its founding shop to make way for a convenience store

AG Meek on Albany Road, Roath, Cardiff, 1912. *A SHOE business in its centenary year may be forced to close its founding shop to make way for a convenience store

Roath Park, Cardiff, Glamorgan, South Wales, UK
Roath Park with bandstand and crowds of people, Cardiff, Glamorgan, South Wales, UK. Date: 1908

Farm Buildings, Roath, Glamorgan
Farm Buildings, Roath, Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales. Date: 1908

Roath Park, Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales. Showing the Rose Walk Date: 1920s

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Roath, a vibrant suburb of Cardiff in South Wales, is home to an array of historical landmarks and natural beauty. One such landmark is The Lighthouse, standing tall as a beacon of hope and guidance for sailors navigating the treacherous waters. Roath Park, a picturesque oasis nestled within the bustling city, offers tranquility and serenity to its visitors. With its stunning lake and lush greenery, it provides the perfect escape from urban life. In the early 1900s, Albany Road was at the heart of Roath's thriving community. Bustling with activity and lined with charming shops and houses, it painted a vivid picture of daily life during that era. The Presbyterian Church in Roath showcases exquisite architectural design through an enchanting engraving. Its grandeur stands as a testament to both faith and craftsmanship. Similarly captivating is The Church of St Anne in Roath. Its intricate details captured in another engraving evoke feelings of reverence and awe. Roath Park continues to captivate locals and tourists alike with its idyllic landscapes. Located in Glamorgan County, this gem offers endless opportunities for leisurely walks or peaceful picnics by the water's edge. Farm Buildings dotting the landscape add rustic charm to Roath's countryside scenery – remnants of agricultural heritage that still resonate today. During World War II, Roath faced air raid damage on Snipe Street and Partridge Road circa 1941 – scars etched into history but reminders of resilience amidst adversity. The industrious spirit thrived even during peacetime when ships were unloaded at full pressure – a testament to hard work shaping Roath's identity as an active port town. St Margaret's Church holds deep roots within Roath's community fabric; interior views from circa 1964 showcase timeless elegance while preserving cherished memories within its walls. From historic churches to serene parks adorned with nature’s splendor.