1907 in Wales
This article is about the particular significance of the year 1907 to Wales and its people.
Incumbents
Events
Arts and literature
Awards
New books
Music
- T. Hopkin Evans - Crowns of Golden Light and The Voyage
- John Hughes - Cwm Rhondda
- David Vaughan Thomas - Llyn y Fan
Architecture
- St. David's Hotel, a hotel for golfers located at Harlech, in Gwynedd, is designed to plans by the Glasgow School architect George Walton (Architect) for a syndicate of entrepreneurs of which he was a member.[1] (The proposals were subsequently revised in 1908, and the hotel was built in 1910.[1] The hotel closed in 2008,[2] and planning permission for demolition was approved in 2009).
Sport
Births
- 3 January - Ray Milland, actor
- 11 January - Reg Thomas, athlete
- 30 April - Harry Bowcott, international rugby player and president of the Welsh Rugby Union (died 2004)
- 10 June - Ernie Curtis, footballer (died 1992)
- 25 August - Albert Fear, Wales international rugby player
- 27 November - Glyn Prosser, Wales international rugby player
- 10 December - Harry Payne, Wales international rugby player (died 2000)
- 21 December - Will Roberts, painter
- 23 December - Fred Warren, international footballer (d. 1986)
- date unknown - Trevor Thomas, art historian and author
Deaths
- 7 January - David Rowlands (Dewi Môn), minister, academic and writer
- 10 March - George Sholto Gordon Douglas-Pennant, 2nd Baron Penrhyn, industrialist and politician
- 24 March - John Pugh, minister (Forward Movement)
- 5 July - John Romilly Allen, archaeologist
- 14 August - David Treharne Evans, Lord Mayor of London
- October - Hugh Davies (Pencerdd Maelor), composer
- 29 October - Megan Watts Hughes, singer
- 10 November - Sir Lewis Morris, Anglo-Welsh poet
- 11 November - Ralph Sweet-Escott, English born, Wales rugby international, 38
References
- ^ a b Moon, K.; "George Walton: Designer and Architect"; White Cockade Publishing, Dorset, 1993; ISBN 1-873487-01-0 (hb) ISBN 1-873487-02-9 (pb)
- ^ Haslam, R., Orbach., J., Voelcker, A.; Pevsner Architectural Guides: The Buildings of Wales, Gwynedd; 2009; Yale University Press ISBN 0-300-14169-6