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Postcards to Rees Jenkin Jones from Henri Gaidoz, J. Ll. Jones ('Clwydwenfro') and others. (Formerly Rees Jenkin Jones MS.) English, Welsh. In boards. Donated by Dr Goronwy Jones, Swansea.

Postcards to Morgan Evans and D[aniel] D[avies] Evans from Morgan Evans and others. Welsh, English. (Formerly Oakford MS 44.) See also NLW MSS 14036-14060. In boards. Donated by Mr S. Jones, Oakford, Llanarth, January 1942.

Album containing commercially produced postcards of views in Switzerland. Some are postally used. Places featured include Lucern, Jungfrau, Chateau d'Oex, Chillon, Chamonix, Lausanne, Ouchy & Bern. Most are printed but some are real photographic. One is applique.

A postcard showing a view of Llanberis Lake sent by the late Idwal Jones (formerly of Lampeter) to Esyllt Clark at Aberystwyth; and a group photograph, 1924, with the late David James Jones ('Gwenallt'; 1895-1968), as a member of the group.

Papers of W. A. Madocks, including his memoranda books, letters to John Williams (his agent at Portmadoc), 1806-1825, and some materials for his biography in the form of copies of letters from Ebenezer Thomas (`Eben Fardd'), John Thomas, Chwilog, Ellis Owen, Cefnymeusydd, and others; a 'statute book' of the 'Ancient and Renowned Borough of Tremadoc', 1805-1810, with an account of the Tremadoc Ball and Hunt; together with records from the Harbour Office, Porthmadog, including account books and registers of Portmadoc harbour, 1824-1917. Also included are records of the Festiniog and Blaenau Railway Co., 1866-1883; plans, sections and other records, 1860-1897, of the Aberystwyth and Welsh Coast Railway, the Bala and Festiniog Railway, the Beddgelert Railway, the Caernarvonshire Railway, the Caernarvonshire and Nantlle Railway, the Cambrian Railway, the Corris, Machynlleth, and River Dovey Tramroad, the Corwen and Bala Extension Railway, the Croesor Railway, the Croesor and Portmadoc Railway, the Festiniog Railway, the London and North Western Railway, the Merionethshire Railway, the Portmadoc, Beddgelert and Rhyd-ddu Railway, and the West Midland, Shrewsbury and Coast of Wales Railway; a register of shareholders and minute books of the Festiniog Refreshment House Company, 1878-1890; a minute book and share ledger of the Penrhyndeudraeth Lead Mining Company, 1875-1882; nominal and muster rolls of the Caernarvonshire Volunteers, 1860-1883, and other Caernarfonshire militia records; a minute book and papers relating to collections in Caernarfonshire towards Queen Victoria's Jubilee, 1886-1887; account books relating to slate quarries and to shipping, and miscellaneous Caernarfonshire material, 1723-[19th century].

Correspondence, 1854, relating to sanitation at Portmadoc and Tremadoc.

Additional records of Portland Street United Reform Church, Aberystwyth (see Annual Report 1985-86, p 62), formerly the English Congregational Church, Portland Street, comprising a volume entitled 'Records of the Congregational Church Assembling at Portland Street, Aberystwyth', including an historical account of the Church up to 1880; church minutes, 1868-93; roll of church members, 1868-99; marriage register, 1873-1900; baptismal register, 1869-98; and burial register, 1874-99; together with papers relating to the chapel organ, 1901-59, enclosed in the volume

Minutes and general accounts of the Portmadoc Literary and Debating Society, 1878-1886, with a copy of the original list of members, etc. Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor was admitted a member of the society in 1881.

Porth magistrates court: Rhondda U. D. C. petition for charter of information local inquiry (typescript). See also NLW MS 20394E. English. Between boards. Donated by D. J. Jones, Esq., Groes-faen, April 1969.

Two daily report books, April 1952 - November 1953, of the Porth Dinllaen lifeboat station (carbon copies).

Account book, 1846-61, of John Watkins (b. c. 1811), Blue Bell Inn, Llangurig, co. Montgomery, porter merchant, containing details of supplies to licensed victuallers and others in the surrounding area. Accounts and other papers found loose inside the volume have been tipped in on ff. 182-9.

Three typescript volumes containing details of monumental inscriptions in cemeteries (including Welsh cemeteries) located in Portage County, Ohio, USA, arranged as follows: miscellaneous townships; Edinburg and Palmyra townships, 1805-1993 (vol v); and Paris and Charlestown townships, 1818-1993 (vol viii).

A note of agreement, 6 January 1885, between 'Luis' [Lewis] Jones, Edward J. Williams, and Thomas Davies, members of the 'Luis Jones y Cia' promoting a railway from Port Madryn to the Chubut Colony. The agreement is signed by Luis Jones and E. J. Williams, and is written in the latter's hand.