* Sue Evans, manager of the St Collen's Genesis Project, introduces visitors to the wonders of the historic parish church during last year's Tour Through Time.
Our Historic Llangollen/Hanesyddol i Bawb is staging another tour through the town's intriguing history early next month.
Following on from the success of last year's event of the same name, the latest Tour Through Time will take place on Saturday May 2.
Organisers say it's free to attend with no bookings necessary.
The day's programme is:
10am - St. Collen’s Through Time: a guided journey through the history of St Collen’s, revealing its remarkable heritage and the ongoing work to conserve, reinterpret and make the church more accessible for all. St Collen’s Church, Regent Street, LL20 8HU.
11am - Crime and Punishment in Early Victorian Llangollen: hear the stories of Victorian criminals and how they were punished in Llangollen’s first magistrates’ courtroom, gaol and police station. The Lock Up Heritage Centre, Victoria Square, LL20 8ET.
12noon - Welcome to Plas Newydd: discover the story of two remarkable women and the home they created in one of the most beautiful landscapes in Wales. Plas Newydd, Hill Street, LL20 8AW. Why not stay for lunch at the delightful 'Stable Tearoom' at Plas Newydd?
2pm - Hands on History: A journey through history and prehistory, viewing and experiencing items from the Stone Age to the present day. Llangollen Museum, Parade Street, LL20 8PW.
3pm - Celebrating the Llangollen Railway: A look back at the preservation and development of Llangollen Railway. Llangollen Railway, Abbey Road, LL20 8SN.
4pm - Peace and Music across the Years: the story of Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod. Royal International Pavilion, Abbey Road, LL20 8SW.
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