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Ceredigion Museum

local museum in Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom

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127 paintings

  • Mrs Sarah Hill (1760–1847)
    Mrs Sarah Hill (1760–1847)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1810 · Ceredigion Museum
  • HMS 'Howe' or 'The Victory'
    HMS 'Howe' or 'The Victory'
    James Stirling
    1850 · Ceredigion Museum
  • The Gloucester, Aberystwyth Mail Coach
    The Gloucester, Aberystwyth Mail Coach
    Charles Cooper Henderson
    c. 1860 · Ceredigion Museum
  • SS 'Sully' in a Gale
    SS 'Sully' in a Gale
    Unknown artist
    1874 · Ceredigion Museum
  • Gogerddan Hunt
    Gogerddan Hunt
    Alfred Worthington
    1875 · Ceredigion Museum
  • View near Aberystwyth
    View near Aberystwyth
    William Henry Mander
    c. 1880 · Ceredigion Museum
  • Trefechan Bridge before the Flood of 1886
    Trefechan Bridge before the Flood of 1886
    Alfred Worthington
    · Ceredigion Museum
  • Trefechan Bridge Immediately after the Flood of 1886
    Trefechan Bridge Immediately after the Flood of 1886
    Alfred Worthington
    1886 · Ceredigion Museum
  • Aberystwyth
    Aberystwyth
    Antonio Jacobsen
    1891 · Ceredigion Museum
  • 'Champion'
    'Champion'
    Alfred Worthington
    · Ceredigion Museum
  • War Memorial, Aberystwyth
    War Memorial, Aberystwyth
    Alfred Worthington
    1923–1925 · Ceredigion Museum
  • Aberystwyth
    Aberystwyth
    Edmund Marriner Gill
    · Ceredigion Museum
  • David Davies
    David Davies
    Hugh Hughes
    c. 1825 · Ceredigion Museum
  • Reverend John Jennings
    Reverend John Jennings
    George Hayter
    · Ceredigion Museum
  • Heron or Stork
    Heron or Stork
    Alfred Worthington
    · Ceredigion Museum
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