File:Baptism in the River Gwuan Fishguard Rev Dan Davies circa 1904-05.jpg

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English: This is an historic image of a scene from the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905. It shows Dan Davies of Hermon Chapel conducting a baptism in the River Gwaun in 1905. The photograph comes from a collection made by Roy Lewis but who holds no copyright.
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Source http://daibach-welldigger.blogspot.com/2012/02/revival-in-north-pembrokeshire-in-1904.html
Author Unknown. Possibly H. R. George

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Woman in white dress being baptised by Rev Dan Davies in the River Gwaun by Fishguard in Wales, probably late 1904

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