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A view of the Beehive Hotel from the cemetery, looking along the street. Some people are standing in the street, and a carriage is visible to the side of the road. Photographed by John Thomas.

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If you politely allow me to make a small correction, the Hotel in the photo was known in former times as the Saracen's Head. Later became Llais Afon Inn. There was another Tavern known as the Bee Hive Inn, later became the Wheatsheaf Inn. Unfortunately by 2013, they are both closed, leaving the village without a public house. Goronwy Davies, Betws & Llanelian, His. Soc.

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