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Various papers including a copy of Hansard dated 20 October 1996 containing a question on countries which had achieved independence from the UK, notes, a paper by the Conservative Party on strengthening the United Kingdom, Wales and the European Union and a copy of Nelson Mandela's speech to Parliament on the occasion of his visit to the UK.

Documents relating to the proposed European single currency, the financial plans of Tony Blair's government and plans for a museum to Gwasg Gee.

Papers relating to political developments in 1997, including thoughts on the election, papers on devolution and Plaid Cymru's internal arrangements.

Correspondence relating to the attempt to establish a museum to Gwasg gee in Denbigh.

Correspondence, meeting papers, articles and reports relating to the campaign for the 1999 elections to the National Assembly for Wales including papers on candidate selection and papers for meetings of Plaid Cymru's National Council.

Papers, including correspondence a papers from Plaid Cymru's National Council and preparations for the 1999 elections to the National Assembly for Wales including material on ensuring that more women were elected.

Various Plaid Cymru papers including material relating to the Assembly election, minutes of Plaid Cymru's Westminster Group, documents on the opening of the National Assembly and articles attacking Plaid Cymru by other parties.

Papers from a Nuffield Trust event on the role of the state in healthcare in 2004, a copy of a speech by Ron Davies on devolution, a letter from Ann Williams following the death of her husband Phil Williams and a copy of Ieuan Wyn Jones's Oath of Allegiance after the 2003 elections to the National Assembly for Wales.

Papers relating to Ieuan Wyn Jones's campaign to be President of Plaid Cymru and Leader of the National Assembly Group.

Various papers including material relating to the selection of a candidate for Ynys Mon in the 2001 General Election, minutes of the Plaid Cymru Assembly shadow cabinet, correspondence, speeches and papers relating to Ieuan Wyn Jones's campaign to be Plaid Cymru President and Leader of the National Assembly Group.

Election address, calling car and papers relating to Ieuan Wyn Jones's campaign as Plaid Cymru's candidate in for the North Wales constituency in the European Parliament election in 1979.

Notes on economic development, Corus Steel, Foot and Mouth Disease, a lecture on Thomas Gee and a lecture given by Ieuan Wyn Jones to the Institute of Welsh Affairs on transforming the Assembly into a parliament.

Various papers including material on university tuition fees, co-operation between universities, raising money from the Welsh diaspora for Plaid Cymru, campaign arrangements, appointment of dafydd Trystan as Chief Executive of Plaid Cymru and speeches on the Welsh Language and the proposed federal college.

Papers, speeches and correspondence relating to Ieuan Wyn Jones's campaign to be elected as President of Plaid Cymru.

Papers relating to the 2003 elections to the National Assembly for Wales including canvass returns, meeting papers and papers on Iraq and local government finance.

Various papers including notes from a meeting of Assembly party leaders in January 2004, a complaint made by Ieuan Wyn Jones about an edition of the Dragon's Eye programme, a lecture "y Pedair Brawd", speech to Plaid Cymru's Spring Conference, discussions between Ieuan Wyn Jones and Nick Bourne and the appointment of a counsellor general to the National Assembly.

Papers including speeches, correspondence and documents on Plaid Cymru policies, coalition possibilities and Leanne Wood's response to a complaint made against her.

Papers, including correspondence, articles and documents dealing with rumours about Plaid Cymru's leadership, job looses at welsh newspapers and funding of higher education.

Speeches by Ieuan Wyn Jones, papers on discussion on Plaid Cymru's policies with the Civil Service before the 2007 elections to the National Assembly, arrangements and events for the campaign, questions on economic development and the Welsh Language Board, development of the manifesto for the election, Ieuan Wyn Jones's walk through Wales and a disagreement on procedure between the presiding officer of the Assembly, Dafydd elis-thomas and his deputy, John Marek.

Material relating to Eirian Llwyd following her death including copies of magazines containing tributes, reports on a fund established in her memory and Ieuan Wyn Jones's walk along Offa's Dyke.