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The Lloyd George Museum is one of only two museums in Britain specifically for former prime ministers (the other is the Winston Churchill Museum). In a time where poverty and social injustice are still very much part of the story of Wales and Britain the museum has immense historical value.
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Learn about the life and times of David Lloyd George, the Welsh Prime Minister, at his home village of Llanystumdwy. The museum has exhibits, documents and artefacts related to his political career and achievements.
Aug 19, 2024 · Also on display are, medals, paintings, pictures, documents such as the Versailles Treaty, 'Lloyd George's crown' ( the first old age pension handed out in Wales), costumes and personal items. Learn how Lloyd George came to national attention because of a locked gate in Llanfrothen and have a look at the policeman’s helmet Lloyd George wore to escape an angry mob in Birmingham.
About the Museum. Our fascinating museum holds an unrivalled collection of items and stories that bring to life the trials and triumphs that Lloyd George faced. From Britain’s role in World War I to the rising Suffragette movement, Lloyd George influenced many of the world’s defining moments of the 20 th century.
Visit the village where Lloyd George was born and learn about his life and achievements as a British statesman. See the museum, his boyhood home, his grave and more in Llanystumdwy, Wales.
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Highgate is furnished as it was when Lloyd George lived here as a child between 1864 and 1880. The original desks of Lloyd George and his brother William can be seen here, and his Uncle’s shoemaking workshop has been recreated. You are free to roam and enjoy the Victorian cottage garden. A short yet beautiful riverside walk takes you to Lloyd ...
Learn about the life and times of David Lloyd George, the former prime minister of the UK, at his boyhood home and museum in Criccieth. See his memorabilia, Freedom Caskets and Victorian garden.
