This is me as the Dormouse for my sisters 9th Birthday party – they kept putting me in my teapot! It was taken in our kitchen at the Hilary Guest House in Llandudno. Mummy, Nicol and I made the tea pot. From Katie Thompson age 7 Thankyou for your entry Katie. www.thehilaryguesthouse-llandudno.co.uk for best accommodation. [...]
Read moreMiss Alice’s Mum as the Mad Hatter on August 14th 2011 at the Llandudno Carnival on the promenade! It might not be Alice herself but it’s worth a laugh! It was taken by the Mayor Cllr Greg Robbins. Thanks Colin.
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Read moreRachel and Saphire in Happy Valley Llandudno.
Read moreAlice in Wonderland Ltd are delighted to announce they are producing a gallery of photographs and portraits all relating to Alice in Wonderland. If you wish to submit an entry for review please send by email to:- alice@wonderland.co.uk Please state your name and age with your submission. Please note we cannot accept photographs and portraits from [...]
Read moreDid you know? In the summer of 1864, Alice Liddell (Lewis Carroll’s inspiration for Alice in Wonderland) and her two sisters, Lorina (who inspired the Lory) and Edith (who inspired the Eaglet), posed for up to 10 hours a day while the distinguished English artist, Sir William Blake Richmond, created one of his most famous [...]
Read moreThis is a copy of the 1861 census showing that the Liddell family where staying at the St Tudno Hotel (which wasn’t a hotel), Alice’s first visit to Llandudno aged 8. Proud owner of the beautiful award winning St Tudno Hotel ,Martyn Bland, is pleased to offer his staying guests a copy of the census [...]
Read moreA plaque erected to commemorate 150 years of Alice Liddell’s first visit to the St Tudno Hotel in Llandudno 1861.
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Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, ‘and what is the use of a book,’ thought Alice ‘without pictures or conversation?’ Read More
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