Caernarvonshire Postcard: Smallest House In Great Britain Conwy 1990s XT5148

This colourful landscape view showcases the famous bright red facade of the Smallest House in Great Britain (also known as the Quay House) located on the quayside in Conwy. A lady guide dressed in traditional Welsh national costume stands proudly outside the tiny two-storey building next to an admission sign reading "Admission 20p" and a postcard display rack. The composition serves as a wonderful, nostalgic record of historic Welsh tourism, unique British architecture, and local heritage attractions during the late twentieth century.

This is a continental size postcard which was published by J Arthur Dixon Postcards (Published by John Hinde (U.K.) Ltd., Redruth, Cornwall). The card features photography by Andy Williams (Series code: PGD 27143). The postcard was made in Great Britain. This is an unused postcard.

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