National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Swansea Group, 1997-8.

S.
Series

Part of 'Yes for Wales' 1997 Referendum Campaign Records

Swansea Folklore,

112.
Series
[pre-1935].

Part of D. Rhys Phillips Papers,

Swansea Evening Post,

C121-123.
Series
1951-1959.

Part of National Savings Movement (Wales) Records,

Swansea East by-election

273-274
Series
2001

Part of Labour Party Wales Archives

Labour Party Wales campaign documents, 2001, including speech addresses, statistics, notes, meeting agendas, volunteer lists, and correspondence, relating to the 2001 by-election of the Swansea East constituency and the Labour candidate Val Lloyd.

Swansea District Board,

Part of Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association Records,

Minute books of the Swansea District Board of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners Association. The minutes cover a range of activities, such as the Board's considerations of claims for compensation made by members within the district; passing resolutions embodying its recommendations on these claims for the consideration of Association meetings; conducting preliminary hearings on individual disputes; pursuing investigations of disputes and agreeing on settlements; consideration of reports from members; preliminary consideration of applications to join, or leave, the Association; annual revision of Assurances of members; the election of officers and the implementation of Association policy within the district.

Swansea Customs and Excise,

107.
Series
1741-1859.

Part of D. Rhys Phillips Papers,

Swansea Central Library,

[Swansea Central]
Series
[1950x2000].

Part of NLW Microfilms,

Swansea Borough Council,

TO/CC/SW1-2.
Series
17 Nov. 1942.

Part of Welsh Church Commission Papers,

Swansea and District Society for Mentally Handicapped Children,

359-94.
Series
1963-72.

Part of W. Emlyn Davies Papers and Calligrams,

(W. Emlyn Davies's wife, Mrs Muriel I. Davies was secretary of an appeal committee for the construction of Friendship House, 1965-67, and subsequently was assistant secretary and then President until her death in 1984).

Swansea Amateur Symphony Orchestra,