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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon
XD/39/181.
1930 8ept.2 SPECIFICATION OF ALTERATION to Llanllechid Church Schools for the Rev. A.H. Grey-Edwards, the Vicarage, Llanllechid by Richard and Douglas Hall, F. & A.R.I.B.A., Architects, Bangor.
XD/39/182.
1930 Sept.3 LETTER: Richard and Douglas Hall, Architects, Nab. Prov. Bank Chambers, Bangor, to the Rev. A. H. Grey-Edwards, The Rectory, Halfway Bridge, Bangor. They inform him that in the absence of Mr. Morris Davies’ tender, nothing has been done concerning Llanllechid Church Schools. Mr. Richard Hall has sent the tenders to the Archdeacon. Attached: COPY LETTER (2 September 1930): Richard and Douglas Hall, Architects, Bangor, to the Venerable Archdeacon Evans, The Rectory, Llanfaethlu. They inform him of the tenders which have been opened and enclose plans and specifications concerning Llanllechid Church Schools.
XD/39/187.
1936-1937 BUNDLE OF ITEMS (6) concerning alterations to Llanllechid Schools. LETTER (?3 March 1936): Richard and Douglas Hall, Architects, Nat. Prov. Bank Chambers, Bangor, to the Rev. Gwilym Davies, Llanllechid Rectory, He encloses a copy of a letter from the Board of Education. Enclosed: COPY LETTER (20 March 1936): H.A. Ferris, Welsh Department, Board of Education, Whitehall London, to Richard and Douglas Hall, Architects, Bangor. The proposed plans for alterations to Llanllechid C. of E. school have had approval of the Board of Education, but a few further suggestions have been made. He asks that the Board be informed as to the proposed improvements to the surface in the playground. On completion, the school will house 136 pupils. An architect’ s certificate of completion should be submitted to the board. LETTER: (17 October 1936): J. Elias Jones, Brentwood, Bangor, to the Rev. Gwilym Davies, Th. Rectory, Llanllechid. He refers to matters of removing the dividing wall between the playgrounds at Llanllechid C. of E. School where the opinion of H.M. Inspector must be sought. To merge the existing playgrounds would be more effective than to add an extension. A part of the wall may be left to screen the offices. This scheme has already successfully been adopted by the Caernarfonshire L.E.A. LETTER (8 October 1937): David Thomas, Education Offices, Caernarfon, to D.R. Llewelym, Gwynlys, Adwy’r Nant, Bethesda. He encloses a copy of a letter from the Board of Education. Enclosed: COPY LETTER (7 October 1937): H.A. Ferris, Welsh Department, Board of Education to the L.E.A., Education Offices, Caernarfon. Re confirms that the Architect’s certificate of completion having been received, Bethesda Llanllechid C. of E. School is now recognised by the Board as providing accommodation for 136 pupils. LETTER (4 November 1937): David Thomas, Education Offices, Caernarfon to the Rev. G. Davies, The Rectory, Halfway Bridge, Bangor. He encloses a letter from the County Architect. Enclosed: LETTER (2 November 1937): Westbury Lloyd Jones, Architect, County Offices, Caernarfon, to David Thomas, Director of Education. He approves the alterations to Llanllechid Non-Provided Schools but he makes recommendations as to improvements necessary in the playgrounds and the cloakrooms.
XD/39/188.
1937 Aug. 13 LETTER: Richard and Douglas Hall, Architects and Surveyors, Bangor, to the Rev. Gwilym Davies, Llanllechid Rectory Bangor. He refers to an account for additions to the Non-Provided Schools, Llanllechid. D.R. has also written to Mr. David Thomas and to Canon J.C. Jones. Enclosed: ACCOUNT of Douglas Hall, Architect, Bangor, for the sum of £1199.12.10 for additions to the Non-Provided Schools at Llanllechid.
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