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GRAIG GOCH DAM

The dramatic waters of the Graig Goch Dam, one of the Elan Valley dams in Wales, opened by King Edward VII in 1904

Picture No
10185615
Media ID
46851965
Size
4861px x 6197px (3.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library/BILL MEADOWS
Source
Photograph by Bill Meadows
Date
1904

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