Happy Valley, Llandudno [20 photos] in SH7883 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Happy Valley, Llandudno

A public park that occupies part of the site of a former quarry. Following closure of the quarry, the land was given to the town by Lord Mostyn in 1887. Substantial development of leisure facilities took place in the 1930s, with the addition of a cable car terminal in 1969. In 2022 the gardens were scheduled as a Grade II park 'for its historic interest as a nineteenth-century public garden with later additions containing some interesting features including a large rockery, a camera obscura and a colonnaded walk'.

by Stephen Craven

Created: Thu, 27 Jun 2024, Updated: Thu, 27 Jun 2024

20 images use this description: (all images taken in 2024)

SH7883 : Happy Valley (11) - psalm on a tree by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (6) - view towards the pier by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (5) - Victoria monument by Stephen Craven

SH7882 : Happy Valley (1) - overview by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (7) - White Rabbit with Helter-Skelter by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (18) - Red King and Queen by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (15) - sheep beyond the fence by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (16) - tea party table by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (14) - sundial by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (2) - overview by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (10) - steps to a closed building by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (9) - moth by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (17) - subsidence by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (3) - bandstand by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (8) - Caterpillar by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (13) - sundial detail by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (12) - blue flowers by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (4) - stone circle by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (19) - A small door by Stephen Craven

SH7883 : Happy Valley (21) - log with spiral carving by Stephen Craven

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