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Papurau yn ymwneud â chyhoeddi Alawon fy ngwlad (Y Drenewydd, 1896) yn cynnwys llungopi o lythyr oddi wrth Nicholas Bennett at Syr Watkin [Williams Wynn] yn dweud iddo dreulio hanner can mlynedd yn ymchwilio. Noda Emrys Bennett Owen iddo dreulio amser yn y Llyfrgell Genedlaethol yn darllen llawysgrif Alawon fy ngwlad (NLW MS 1213E) a chasgliad Llewelyn Alaw (NLW MS 381D).

General material relating to playwright and screenwriter Alan Plater, largely comprising email correspondence between Jen Wilson and Alan Plater and his wife Shirley Rubenstein.

Rhaglenni cyngerdd dan nawdd Celtic Connections Wales a RTÉ Iwerddon, sy'n cynnwys Agoriad (geiriau gan Menna Elfyn, cerddoriaeth gan John Metcalf); ynghyd â sgôr gerddorol y darn.

The file comprises an agenda and supporting papers for the Welsh Affairs Committee meeting on 18 December 2001 where officials of the Children's Society; Ian Sparks (Chief Executive), Lady Toulson (Chair of the Trustees), Mr Charles Nall (Director of Finance and Administration) and the Revd. Glover (Church in Wales nominee to the Board of Trustees) were questioned about the decision to close the society's operations in Wales.

Publications of, and correspondence with, various organisations, including RSPB, CCW, Dŵr Cymru and Welsh Tourist Board, including re. 'green' tourism.

After the Birds/Po Ptakach was the product of collaboration between Earthfall and Polish theatre company Chorea, continuing the long-standing partnership between the two groups. Drawing on Aristophanes' comedy The Birds, the production combined ancient Greek choral song, contemporary music, vigorous dance, live music and film. Items comprise printed theatre programmes, posters and flyers; performance tickets; stage notes/directions; creative notes; printed volume charting the history of Chorea; article relating to Jim Ennis and Jessica Cohen; press notices; and reviews, including one featured in Planet magazine, October/November 2005 (bookmarked with printed Earthfall business card).

Radio play script by Nicola Davies titled After Eeyore.

Material relating to the influence of black music and musicians on the music and culture of Britain, and in particular of Swansea, in the earlier part of the 20th century, including lists of jazz bands and orchestras; photocopied photographs of white and blackface 'minstrel' bands; photocopied press cuttings; and printouts from online sources; together with general material relating to black issues, history and influence on white culture, including correspondence between Jen Wilson and Ray Winbush and others and printouts from online sources.

Material relating to Jen Wilson's publication African-American Music in Swansea 1850-2001, which was funded by the Swansea Citizenship Millennium Award of 2001, including draft texts of proposed publication and research notes; together with material relating to the Millennium Awards scheme and to Jen Wilson's successful bid for funding.

Draft strategy proposal by the African Community Centre (ACC) to establish community centres at various locations throughout Wales.

Material relating to workshops in African and Asian music organised by the Women's Jazz Archive.

Papurau yn ymwneud â chreu Aelwyd ym Mhrifysgol Durham, gan gynnwys erthyglau, nodiadau, sgriptiau perfformio, a llungopïau o luniau o weithgareddau gwersylloedd Llangrannog dros y blynyddoedd.

Material, mainly comprised of correspondence and invoices, relating to advertising in Gwenynwyr Cymru / The Welsh Beekeeper periodical, published by the Welsh Beekeepers' Association. Some items include affixed notes written on 'post-it' notes.

Records of advertisers appearing in Gwenynwyr Cymru / The Welsh Beekeeper periodical, 2012-2013.

Edited and annotated screenplay by Wayne Parker titled Adulation, together with plot synopses and brief critical evaluations. The storyline centres around a series of murders carried out in New York in the days preceding the death there in 1953 of poet Dylan Thomas.

Adroddiadau allanol am yr Urdd o wahanol ffynonellau gan gynnwys Comisiwn Bywyd a Gwaith Urdd Gobaith Cymru, ac amrywiol ymgynghorwyr allanol (David Ford, Coopers and Lybrand ac ati).