Quiz Time!

[Jack]

  Gwynant, Bri and DaveR - yes, the old Electric Showrooms in Junction, now an accountants.

[Cambrian]

It was opened in 1938 by the then Conway Borough Council as HQ, stores and showrooms for its electricity department.  In those days Conway BC was responsible for a whole range of public services including fire service, water, sewerage, ambulance, gas, electricity distribution etc.

The building was  designed by the Colwyn Bay architect, S Colwyn Foulkes and built by the Deganwy firm of J W Owen & Hughes.

[DaveR]

Where will you find this fine piece of door ironmongery in the Three Towns area?

[Merddin Emrys]

Conwy Castle?

[DaveR]

Conwy Castle?

Not Conwy Castle, I'm afraid.

[hollins]

Is it Plas Mawr?

[DaveR]

Is it Plas Mawr?

Correct!  Always an interesting place to look round.

[Gwynant]

 An easy one for a quiet day on the Forum. Where exactly would you find this turret in the Three Towns area?

[Hugo]

Easy?     

I haven't a clue so I'll have a wild guess at Bodysgallen Hall

[Gwynant]

          Not Bodysgallen Hugo, this view from slightly further away might help. It's close to the boundary of one of the Three towns. I would think you would have passed it at some time on your travels.
                                       

[hollins]

I don't know either really but I will have a guess at Conwy Town Walls?

[Gwynant]

           Not Conwy town walls Hollins but the walls and turrets were constructed so as to resemble a castle, supposedly in a "Scots-Baronial" style!  The surrounding area is very popular with the younger generation.

[Hugo]

St David's College?

[Gwynant]

Not St. David's, Hugo, this building is within a mile of the centre of one of the Three Towns and in a built-up area which is named after the habitat of a small songbird. It is also close to the route to a failed watercourse.
                                                                                                                                                           

[Hugo]

Pensychnant?