Another location mystery, Iris and friend maybe on a tour of Snowdon

[seemex]

Just looking at the arch and tower* on the far left on this image of Conwy Castle:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brett/photosleuth/photochrom10620.jpg

There are similarities.

* tower feature to right of archway, also the stonework pattern over the arch.

Yes, that does have that pattern above and the same shape to the arch. Maybe the fire hall was added later on? Also the photo from slightly different angle but even the signage sort of matches

[Gadget]

It's much before 1933.  I've snipped, enlarged and brightened the relevant small part of the image for comparative purposes:

[Alan Shingler]

I think its Beaumaris castle on Anglesey.
You can see the archway on streetview
Algie

[despair]

Isn't Beaumaris moated?

Regards
Roger

[Little Nell]

I'm inclined to Gadget's conclusion.  Take a look at this photo for comparison:

https://www.francisfrith.com/conwy/conwy-castle-1913_65753

Nell

[groom]

Isn't Beaumaris moated?

Regards
Roger

Yes, I can't find the view on streetview - can you take a screen shot and post it please?

[groom]

I'm inclined to Gadget's conclusion.  Take a look at this photo for comparison:

https://www.francisfrith.com/conwy/conwy-castle-1913_65753

Nell

Yes, I think that is definitely it! Well done Gadget and Little Nell.

[Alan Shingler]

Sorry I am wrong , taking a closer look it isnt Beaumaris
Algie

[Gadget]

Welcome to Rootschat, Algie. Don't apologise as the North entrance to Beaumaris is very similar 

To my shame (and the school's), we never stopped at Conwy on the school trips. We were always speading by to Rhyl for high tea. I always saw the castle from the road