[Swansea, looking towards Townhill]
Looking across back gardens of terraced houses towards Townhill, Swansea. The photo was probably taken on a Monday as many of the houses have washing on their clothes lines.
Gwynfryn-Evans, Gordon (Rhydaman) photographer
[Swansea from near the railway station]
Looking towards Townhill with railway sidings in the foreground.
Gwynfryn-Evans, Gordon (Rhydaman) photographer
Print with white border of a whitewashed house and outbuildings. The right hand side of the photo is dominated by a dead tree.
Four people sunbathing on sand dunes, a beach and the sea visible in the distance.
A woman, probably Joy Thomas, sunbathing with her costume pulled down to expose her back to the sun. On her right is a small oblong mirror.
A suit of armour photographed in a studio.
The head of a young woman photographed in a prone position, her head unsupported so that her long hair flows down the lower part of the photograph.
[Studio portrait of a Young Man]
Studio portrait of an unsmiling young man with moustache and dark hair.
A girl of approximately twelve years of age wearing a white woollen jumper and a hairband. Her chin is resting on her right hand and she is looking twards the bottom right.
Corner of a window photographed from the interior in which a framed photograph, an aspidistra and a vase are visible.
A starfish, strands of seaweed and a barnacle encrusted whelk on the foreshore.
Stairs and entrance hall in a new looking but unidentified building.
[St Mary's Church, Swansea after the blitz]
A view looking across bombed buildings and rubble towards St Mary's Church and square, Swansea.
Two soldiers casting long shadows whilst in the act of crossing a road, walking right to left. The road and the cobbled surface on which they are walking are wet and gleaming in the early morning (or late evening) sun.
Studio portrait of a man in a military uniform looking through the viewfinder of a rangefinder camera. The camera is a Kodak 35.
A three quarter portrait of a British soldier facing left and wearing a steel helmet. His two hands are gripping the barrel of his gun.
Mrs Joy Thomas, 65 York Road, Guildford, Surrey.
Snapshot of mountains, probably the Alps, partially covered in snow.
A smoke float, a small bomb, in the surf on a sandy beach
Left profile of a smiling young man photographed outside in bright sunlight.
A photograph of a topless girl kneeling on the floor and smiling. The photograph has been trimmed around the figure. Believed to have been taken by Joy in 1937.