Thursday, March 11, 2010
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Bandroom

The Bandroom was built in the 1840s as a chapel before the band's 1st conductor, George Senogles, bought it for the band in 1903 for £150. Since then, the bandroom has reen two refurbishments - one in 1988 and one in 2001 which received help from the National Lottery.

In 2003, the band celebrated a century of being in the bandroom with a service of dedication plus an exhibition of the band's history. The Library boasts over 1000 different pieces of music in the catalogue, many of which date back to the early years if the 20th Century and are now quite rare.

Directions

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The band is situated in the town of Menai Bridge, Angelsey. It is easily accesible by car via the A55.

From A55:

A55 to Anglesey. Take the 1st exit after the Brittania Bridge onto the A4080 towards Menai Bridge. Take the 1st exit off the roundabout and head up hill. Take 1st Right into Lon Pen Nebo and 2nd left. The Bandroom is on the corner of Mount Street!

From Caernarfon:

Cross the Telford Suspension Bridge and take 1st exit off the roundabout so you pass the Co-Op. Take the 2nd eixt off the next roundabout by the petrol station and head up hill. Take 1st Right into Lon Pen Nebo and 2nd left. The Bandroom is on the corner of Mount Street!

From Anglesey:

From the Four Crosses Pub, head towards Ysgol David Hughes and the town centre. After passing Ysgol David Hughes, on you left hand side Look for Lon Pen Nebo (this is the last turnoff before the roundabout!) The band room is on the 2nd left, on the corner of Mount Street
 
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