This photo shows the front cover of a review magazine from the early years of the charity. It carries the motto of the charity ‘Victory over blindness.’ The cost of the magazine was six pence. It is no.57. 

This front cover of the November 1918 review magazine shows the clock hanging from the front of St Dunstan’s lodge. The price of the magazine was 6d (six pence or ‘tanner‘).

Portrait drawing of our founder, Sir Arthur Pearson. He is smartly dressed in a suit with a black bow tie. 

This newspaper clipping tells of the striking of the Conwy camp when the call to arms was made at the beginning of WWI.

This photo shows the service sheet for celebration of laying the foundation stone of the building. There is a list of hymns and the Lord’s prayer. There is a tear in the bottom corner, showing the sheet to be dated.

This black and white photo shows the front of the building with a crowd gathered to celebrate the laying of foundation stone. The Edwardian crowd are dressed in their best clothes next to scaffolding.

This small booklet was used as a guide for an open day of the building in 2012. It covers the history of the building with a focus on the history of the original patron, Lady Forester. It is black and white and has an aerial photo of the building on the front cover.