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Papers once in the possession of Francis Llewellyn Powys, nephew of John Cowper Powys, relating to the wills of John Cowper Powys and Phyllis Playter and to the literary executorship, copyright, translation rights and royalies, etc. of John Cowper Powys's estate. The material includes contracts, correspondence, and notes and accounts concerning proposed publication and translation of, and performance rights, copyright and royalties relating to, the works of John Cowper Powys, Theodore Francis Powys and Philippa (Katie) Powys. The literary executorship of both John Cowper Powys and Theodore Francis Powys was in the hands of Phyllis Player until she transferred it to John Cowper Powys's nephew (and Theodore's son) Francis Llewellyn Powys by deed of gift in 1972; Francis, in turn, transferred it by deed of gift to his son John Francis Cowper Powys in 1994.

Correspondence, papers and memoranda relating to Coleg Harlech, providing a massive and detailed record of the establishment of the college and its functioning to the Second World War. Thereafter, the record becomes fragmentary. Separate files on appointments and on the library have been treated as distinct units and undated documents have been retained in their file position. While it centres on adult education, the collection covers a wide range of subjects of a social character. Arranged into: Correspondence etc., 21 March 1923-29 Dec. 1925 (K 1); Correspondence etc., 16 Jan. 1926-31 Dec. 1926 (K 2); Correspondence etc., 3 Jan. 1927-19 Dec. 1927, and a file of letters from Rev. G. M. Ll. Davies, Tywyn, 1926-1927 (K 3); Correspondence etc., 3 Jan. 1928-12 Dec. 1929 (K 4); Correspondence etc., 1 Jan. 1930-21 Dec. 1932 (K 5); Correspondence etc., 7 Jan. 1933-31 Dec. 1933 (K 6); Correspondence etc., 5 Jan. 1934-30 Dec. 1934 (K 7); Correspondence etc., 5 Jan. 1935-5 Dec. 1935 (K 8); Correspondence etc., 6 Jan. 1936-15 Dec. 1936 (K 9); Correspondence etc., 5 Jan. 1937-29 Dec. 1938 (K 10); Correspondence etc., 6 Jan. 1939-21 Nov. 1940 (K 11); Correspondence etc., 26 Jan. 1941-27 Dec. 1944 (K 12); Appointments to the staff, 26 Jan. 1927-9 Nov. 1934 (K 13); The Library of Coleg Harlech, 7 Dec. 1934-29 Sept. 1941 (K 14); Correspondence etc., 3 Jan. 1945-27 June 1955; miscellanea; and photographs, 1927-1955 (K 15).

Correspondence between Violet Markham (Mrs J. Carruthers) and Thomas Jones, with subsidiary papers. Covering a variety of subjects, personal, social and political, national and international. In 1963, the executors of Miss Violet Markham made available such letters of Thomas Jones as Miss Markham had preserved. The Markham collection had already been bound as volumes T 1-6, and these additional letters are included in three supplementary volumes, T 7-9. With a few listed exceptions, the letters in T 7-9 are all from Thomas Jones. Also included is a little material relating to the Thomas Jones Memorial Fund established after Thomas Jones's death. Arranged into: Correspondence, 4 May 1920-23 Dec. 1938 (T 1); Correspondence, 15 Jan. 1939-23 Dec. 1943 (T 2); Correspondence, 14 Jan. 1944-23 March 1946 (T 3); Correspondence, 4 April 1946-30 Dec. 1948 (T 4); Correspondence, 17 Jan. 1949-29 Dec. 1951 (T 5); Correspondence, 2 Jan. 1952-31 July 1955 (T 6); Correspondence, 1920-1945 (T 7); Correspondence, 1946-1951 (T 8); Correspondence, 1952-1955, Thomas Jones Memorial, 1955-1956 (T 9).

Articles, proposals and preparatory and associated papers relating to Clifford McLucas cultural interests.

Papers relating to Dawns Dyfed activities and administration, including publicity material and papers relating to a bid for funding.

Papers relating to interest groups with which McLucas was involved.

Papers relating to Aberystwyth Arts Centre, comprising publicity material for events during Clifford McLucas’ time as [Assistant Exhibitions Officer].

Financial records and related documents.

The group contains Communist Party of Great Britain Welsh Executive Committee agendas, minutes, and related papers [1958]-1991; with papers relating to the Welsh Committee, to branches in South Wales, to the Wales District and to the Wales Secretariat. Some files include correspondence, press releases, leaflets, material relating to elections, and party education; and occasionally material relating to membership, officers and finance.

The group consists of newspaper cuttings, 1921-1998, copies of 'Party News' and other newsletters, 1943-1987, papers relating to the South Wales Bookshop, 1884-1991, and drafts and copies of Cyffro and Moving Left in Wales, 1964-1983.

The group includes files of miscellaneous accumulated material relating to the Communist Party, Welsh affairs, devolution, the labour movement, social issues and miscellaneous subjects. They include material produced by the Communist Party Great Britain or Communist Party Wales District, and also documents relating to particular subjects of interest. Some may be research files created by Bert Pearce while preparing an article or leaflet. Most of the files contain information relating to a variety of subjects and only the most significant subjects are noted in the description. They may also occasionally contain minutes of committee meetings, election leaflets, information leaflets, publications, magazines, reports, correspondence, or notes. The dates are often wide ranging since they contain accumulated documents and publications relating to a subject.

The group contains records and correspondence relating to the management of the Trust's estates, 1913-1976, including some papers concerning the Great Western estates, 1923-1972, together with associated agreements pre-dating the foundation of the Trust, 1897-1913.

The section comprises secondary school reports, 1929-1936, a university certificate and related letters, 1979-1981, newspaper and magazine articles written about Condry during his lifetime, 1973-1992, obituaries, letters of condolence to his widow, other memorials and tributes, 1998-2020.

The section consists of the administrative and financial records of the branch, 1978-1990.