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Correspondence, literary papers and material relating to the estate and literary executorship of the novelist John Cowper Powys (1872-1963), and papers, including estate papers, of previous generations of his family; together with correspondence and literary and personal papers of Powys's companion Phyllis Playter (1893-1982).

Political Papers of Cynog Dafis.

Literary work, correspondence and other papers relating to Gwyneth Lewis's life and work, especially the first few decades of her life and her emergence as a writer.

Includes boxes of loose photographs, slides, albums of colour and black & white photographs accumulated by Kyffin Williams. Includes many 35mm slides of his artworks, slides from his trip to Patagonia as well as Welsh views and informal personal photographs.

Papers of Raymond Garlick, 1944-2005, comprising poetry, 1951-1999; letters, 1944-2003, from Elwyn Davies, Jonah Jones, Brenda Chamberlain, Cledwyn Hughes, A. G. Prys-Jones and others; and diaries and travel journals, 1950, 1956-1957, 1987-1998, 2000-2001. The diaries contain frequent references to his family, including his children Iestyn and Angharad, and to friends such as John Cowper Powys, Jon Dressel, R. S. Thomas and Roland Mathias.

Papers relating to the duties of the Archdeacons.

Where possible the files have been kept in their original order.

Job files for projects coded GAA-GZZ. The files cover a wide range of projects, including those of a commercial, residential, agricultural or civic nature.

Job files for projects coded HA-HD and HO. The files cover a wide range of projects, including those of a commercial, residential, agricultural or civic nature.

Material comprises a professional practice profile for R.H. Williams Associates, and job files not given a formal code under the practice groups previously listed. File titles are based on content of the files.

Comprises printed materials and press cuttings.

Papers relating to financial matters and other aspects of the administration of the Celtic League and of its Cornwall Branch, including correspondence, membership details, statements of accounts, circulars, leaflets and other printed material, together with additional political and educational material accumulated by Roy Green. They were accumulated by Roy Green as Treasurer of the Celtic League and as both Secretary and Treasurer of the Cornwall Branch (through which he acquired the papers of his successor as Treasurer, Peter Wills), and also in his capacity as a member of numerous Cornish cultural and political organisations and as a founding member and District Secretary of the Cornish branch of the Communist Party of Great Britain.

"How Red Was My Valley" was a 3 part documentary on the history of the Labour Party in Wales to mark its centenary in 2000. It was originally entitled "Though Cowards Flinch", it was directed by Colin Thomas and written and presented by Deian Hopkin. It was broadcast on BBC2 Wales between 14th and 28th October 2000. The files contain correspondence leading the the commissioning of the series, correspondence between the producer, director and presenter, drafts of scripts, the final running order, contracts, details of viewing figures and some background material.

Papers deriving mainly from the activities of Alan Heusaff as General Secretary and Secretary of the International branch, and also of Bernard Moffatt as Assistant General Secretary and General Secretary. They include: administrative and financial documents; correspondence, tracts and press releases relating to the aims of the League, its policies and campaigns, and also general matters concerning Celtic countries and cultures, linguistic minorities, and political movements and ideas; letters and petitions to governments and international bodies; correspondence relating to the compilation, publication and distribution of Carn, including articles for the magazine, with notes; copies, drafts and notes of letters written by Heusaff and Moffatt; press cuttings; letters and other documents forwarded by branch secretaries relating to matters of particular concern; minutes of Annual General Meetings; and some copies of minutes of branch meetings.

Deeds relating to the estates of the Ottley family of Pitchford Hall, Shropshire, mainly in the areas of Bridgnorth and Pitchford, with some lands in adjoining counties, including almost a thousand medieval deeds.

Job files for projects coded OAA-OUX. The files cover a wide range of projects, including those of a commercial, residential, agricultural or civic nature.

Personal papers and other items belonging to Gilmore Griffiths. Comprise press cuttings and ephemera arranged by interest. Some additional papers added by his widow.

Manuscript scores of works composed or arranged by Mansel Thomas for instrumental solo and duos/duets.

The 2014 Donation mainly consists of the personal papers of the Revd Alwyn Thomas, who was the Secretary of Undeb Dirwest Gogledd Cymru / North Wales Temperance Union and the Secretary of Undeb Dirwestol Eglwysi Cristionogol Cymru / Temperance Council of Christian Churches of Wales. Included are correspondence; addresses and statements delivered by him; printed material; annual reports of Undeb Dirwest Gogledd Cymru; two scrapbooks relating to the temperance movement and activities; posters; and papers relating to the 1975 Campaign.