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Archive of the All Wales Network Committee for Arts Therapies Professions (later Welsh Arts Therapies Advisory Forum (WATAF)),1988-2012, including correspondence, agenda and minutes of meetings, and related papers.

Digital archive of WATAF (1 disk), consisting of records, 2004-2021, relating to meetings, and supplementary material donated in January 2022.

Dyddiaduron apwyntiadau, 1943-1982, y tenor Richie Thomas (Richard Edgar Thomas, 1906-1988), Penmachno, ynghyd â chyfrol yn rhestru'r mannau ble cynhaliwyd cyngherddau ganddo yn ystod y cyfnod hwn.

Papers of Lord Roberts of Conwy including correspondence, articles, political ephemera, memorabilia and books. Loose photographs have been transferred to Lord Roberts of Conwy Photographs.

Administrative, financial and other related records of Coleg Harlech from creation until its closure; including correspondence, records relating to students, fundraising, student organisations, library and art collection, minutes, publications etc.

A file of correspondence, 30 March-7 May 2017, between Valerie Wynne-Williams and her solicitors Kuits on the one hand and Thomas Dilworth and his publishers Penguin Random House UK on the other, relating to the contents of Dilworth's biography David Jones: Engraver, Soldier, Painter, Poet (London, 2017). The correspondence resulted in a number of amendments being made to subsequent editions of the book.

Archive of the Skenfrith Son et Lumiere production, 1982-1983, which was staged on three consecutive days in August 1983, including the script ‘Ynysgynwraidd’ (The story of the oldest Marcher Castle) which was written by Bob Forrest-Webb, together with annotated photographs, programme and a copy of The Skenfrith Parish Magazine, including an account by Bob Forrest-Webb entitled 'The Skenfrith saga'. Over three thousand pounds was raised towards the restoration of the window in St. Bridget’s Church, Skenfrith, through the Skenfrith project.

Autograph album, 1909-1924 (mainly 1909-1910), also containing verses and illustrations. The name inscribed inside the front cover is M. Evans, Penlan, Pontyberem, who may have been a student at Carmarthen Presbyterian College and Aberystwyth University. Most of the entries are written in English but there are some in Welsh, including verses by Eifion Wyn, Ben Bowen, and Ben Davies.

A dissertation, by the donor, submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the BA History degree at the University of Southampton (13/5/2021), entitled 'You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs: an investigation into the role of Western correspondents and governments in the cover-up of the Ukrainian Famine, 1932-33'. The contribution of the journalist Gareth Jones in uncovering the Holodomor is covered in this study.

Seven typed letters signed (all ‘Megan Lloyd George’) to J.W. Robertson-Scott, editor of ‘The Countryman’ (1942 (2), 1943 (3), 1951 and 1957).

A copy, [2015], of an interview conducted by Dr Jules Smith with the poet Douglas Houston between August 2011 and early 2012, the last interview before his death. It was published on Hinterland, an online e-poetry journal associated with the University of Leicester, in 2013.

Conveyance of a farm and lands called Llwynhelig, in the parish of Llangybi, Co. Caernarvon, to Ebenezer Thomas (Eben Fardd), 1 March 1854, and a copy of his will, dated 7 January 1863.

Llythyr, 1858, oddi wrth Trevor Jones, Rival Quarry, at David Jones, a oedd yn eiddo i Megan Roberts, ynghyd â llythyr cefndirol, 2013, oddi wrthi. Enwyd pentref Trefor ar ôl y Trevor hwn. Derbyniwyd copi hefyd o lyfr Geraint Jones a Dafydd Williams, Trefor, a gyhoeddwyd gan Ganolfan Hanes Uwchgwyrfai, Clynnog Fawr, yn 2006 i nodi canmlwyddiant sefydlu’r pentref newydd hwn.

Papurau ychwanegol, [1915]-[1993], y cerddor William Llewelyn Edwards, yn cynnwys drafft o’i gyfrol gyntaf o emyn-donau Clychau’r maes (Llandysul, 1976) gyda’r hen nodiant yn ei law; llyfrau lloffion yn cofnodi ei lwyddiannau cerddorol a darlledu eu emyn-donau ar ‘Caniadaeth y Cysegr’; llythyrau yn ei longyfarch ar ennill y wobr gyntaf am gyfansoddi emyn-dôn yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Abertawe 1982; a nodiadau cefndirol ar ei emyn-donau. Ceir traethawd ‘Golwg ar fywyd a gwaith William Llewelyn Edwards, Bron Rhiwel, Llandre, Bow Street, cyfansoddwr emyn donau’ gan Anwen Ebenezer, a chyfrol ’Iesu bia’r gân’ yn cynnwys emyn-donau J. T. Rees a fu’n dysgu cerddoriaeth i William Llewelyn Edwards.

Cyfrol o gerddi yn llaw Ellis Roberts (Elis Wyn o Wyrfai), [1866]-[1882], yn y mesurau caeth yn bennaf, gan gynnwys beddargraffiadau a chyfieithiad o emynau; cerdd brintiedig i W. R. M. Wynne, a Mrs Wynne, yn dilyn eu priodas, Mai 20, 1891, a cherdd goffa i’w wraig, 1892; copi o’i bregeth a draddodwyd ganddo yn ei wasanaeth ordeinio yn Eglwys Gadeiriol Llanelwy yn 1893; ynghyd â dau lythyr a ysgrifennodd at ei ferch Esther Margaret (‘Essie’), 1894 a 1895 a ‘Marwnad ar ol y diweddar Barch. Ellis Roberts (Elis Wyn o Wyrfai), Llangwm’ gan awdur dienw. = A volume of poems in the hand of Elis Wyn o Wyrfai, [1866]-[1882], mainly in strict metre, including epitaphs and translations of hymns; two of his printed poems: Welcome home. To W. R. M. Wynne, Esq, and Mrs Wynne, after their marriage, May 20, 1891, and In memoriam. My wife, 1892 and a copy of his ordination sermon preached at St Asaph Cathedral, 1893; together with two letters from him to his daughter Esther Margaret (‘Essie’), 1894 and 1895 and an elegy to the poet by an unknown author.

Research, 1993-1994, compiled by Dr Glyn Rhys concerning the Ceredigion ancestry of Sir Kyffin Williams.

Translation into Tamil, 1985, by Mrs Thangaratnam Muttu Cumaraswamy, of the English translation by Eluned Phillips of her poem 'Bonds', originally entitled 'Clymau', for which she was awarded the Crown at the National Eisteddfod of Wales in 1983; together with a small watercolour inscribed on the reverse 'Hen efail y gof, Talgarreg, Ceredigion, ym min hwyr, gan Dewi Emrys. Mehefin, 1943' ('The old smithy, Talgarreg, Ceredigion, in the evening, by Dewi Emrys. June, 1943').

Naw llythyr, 1970 a heb ddyddiad, yn Gymraeg, oddi wrth yr Athro J. R. Jones at aelodau o'i deulu, ynghyd â llythyr ato gan yr Athro Richard I. Aaron, 1945.

A file containing papers, 1911-1913, relating to Ernest Evans from Welshpool (b. 1897), Junior Clerk, Cambrian Railways Company, Oswestry, including his application form for the position, 1911, and examination paper, 1913.

Eight letters, 1860-1865, from Eliza Phillipps Hughes (Eliza Carmarthen) to the Rev. John Oliver, Llanfynydd.

Poems, essays and other prose items written by Eliza Carmarthen (1825-1872), i.e. Eliza Phillipps Williams, Carmarthen, who married (1) the Rev. John Saunders Hughes and (2) the Rev. Thomas Johns.
The volume contains short essays and thoughts on Scriptural and other subjects, two short stories entitled 'I wish to be happy' and 'The Dying Student' and a large number of hymns and poems, mostly in English. Also included are two poems in English by Eliza's father John Williams, with a Welsh translation of one of them, and silhouettes by the late Miss Aldrit, Highbury Hall, Weston-super-Mare, and Mrs Johns.