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Facsimiles of portraits of Mary Owen (1796-1875), hymn-writer, and of her daughter, Mary Ann Davies, of a letter from Mary Owen to her daughter, and of an elegy written by her daughter.

A copy of Pasiant yr Ysgol Sul, Rhostryfan, held 1 August 1929 and written by William Gilbert Williams, together with photographs of the several characters taking part.

A copy of Jacob Grimm: Deutsche Mythologie (Göttingen, 1835), with a transcript, on the fly leaves, by the author of an article by him which appeared in Göttingische Gelehrte Anzeigen, 1835, pp. 1655 et seq.

Additional records of the Development Board For Rural Wales, c 1969-94, including committee minutes, general and marketing files, and press releases

Development Board for Rural Wales records, containing minutes and other papers of the Board and various committees, 1977-1994; general administrative files concerning the establishment of the Board, its functions and responsibilities, and correspondence with other organizations, 1966-1990; construction files containing correspondence, contracts and estate plans relating to housing and industrial developments executed by the Board, particularly in Newtown, 1968-1993; records such as correspondence, minutes, notes and other papers relating to research studies on economic and social life in Mid-Wales carried out by the Board, 1968-1995; files relating to the Board's marketing and promotional strategy, 1978-1991; and press releases, 1977-1990; Mid-Wales Development Corporation records, 1962-1979, including annual reports, 1969-1977, minutes and papers of the Board and various committees, 1968-1979, and seal registers relating to MWDC projects, 1968-1976, containing compulsory purchase orders, contracts, leases and other documents.

An additional three files relating to the Development Board for Rural Wales, being DB/CF/101/1; DB/CF/101/2; DB/CF/101/3 – (Extension to Goodall & Swanwick factories at Dolgellau; factories at Dolgellau; and extension to Marian Park Industrial Estate, Dolgellau). These remain uncatalogued, and are closed for ten years from the date of the latest document in each file.

A typescript history of the first thirty years of the Department of Ophthalmology (1954-1984), based at H. M. Stanley Hospital, St Asaph, by the donor Edward Lyons, MB ChB DOMS FRCSOphth , and '50 years of NHS opthalmic service in North Wales' by K. P. Chandra.

A scrapbook of press cuttings, 1973-1975, together with loose cuttings and a leaflet, 1968-1979, relating to the devolution question in Wales and the campaign for a Welsh Assembly.

Mae'r archif yn cynnwys gohebiaeth yr Athro Dewi-Prys Thomas, yn ymwneud bron yn gyfan gwbl â'i waith fel ymgynghorydd pensaernïol i Wyn Thomas & Partners, Caerdydd, wrth gynllunio Swyddfeydd newydd Cyngor Gwynedd yng Nghaernarfon,1979-1985; ysgrifau coffa, teyrngedau, a llythyrau,1985-1987, ynglŷn â ffïoedd ar ôl ei farwolaeth; a phapurau amrywiol,1936-[1979]. = The fonds comprises the correspondence of Professor Dewi-Prys Thomas, relating almost exclusively to his work as architectural consultant to Wyn Thomas & Partners, Cardiff, while designing the new Gwynedd County Offices in Caernarfon, 1979-1985; obituaries, tributes, and letters, 1985-1987, concerning his fees following his death; and miscellaneous papers, 1936-[1979].

Records, 1986-2019, of the Dewi-Prys Thomas Trust, largely comprising correspondence, minutes of meetings and papers relating to Trust prize winners and prize-winning architectural constructions, including certificates awarded.

BOX 1
Papers 1986-2009

BOX 2
Papers 2009-2012

BOX 3
Papers 2012-2015

BOX 4
Papers 2015-2019

BOX 5
Papers relating to the Dewi-Prys Thomas Prize 2012.
Papers relating to the Dewi-Prys Thomas Prize 2015 and to other award-winning architectural constructions.
2012-2015

A return of their six favourite Welsh books in answer to a questionnaire, issued by Howell Elvet Lewis, April 1892, the respondents including Anna Walter Thomas ('Morfudd Eryri'), Sarah Jane Rees ('Cranogwen'), Thomas Edward Ellis, John Rhys, Daniel Owen, John Parry, Llanarmon, John Gwenogvryn Evans, Owen Morgan Edwards, Michael D. Jones, David Howell ('Llawdden'), Evan Herber Evans, Lewis Probert, John Davies ('Gwyneddon'), John Edward Lloyd, J. J. Roberts ('Iolo Caernarfon'), John Ceulanydd Williams, Daniel Lleufer Thomas, Charles Ashton, John Owen Williams ('Pedrog'), Owen Davies, Caernarfon, John Morris-Jones, Evan Rees ('Dyfed'), T. C. Evans ('Cadrawd'), Thomas Levi, J. Bowen-Jones, David Adams, E. Gurnos Jones, Watkin Hezekiah Williams ('Watcyn Wyn'), H. Cernyw Williams, D. Emlyn Evans, W. T. Rees ('Alaw Ddu'), D. Rowlands ('Dewi Môn'), Ellis Roberts ('Elis Wyn o Wyrfai'), and 'T.C.U.' [Rees Jenkin Jones], Aberdare, and letters declining to state their preferences from Thomas Charles Edwards, D. Silvan Evans, and others. The lists were printed in Cyfaill yr Aelwyd, 1892, pp. 160-4, 190-4.

A collection of Welsh proverbs, etc. made by William Jones (Bleddyn) (c. 1829-1903), Llangollen.

Diarhebion a llenyddiaeth ddiarhebol a gyflwynwyd, yn ôl pob tebyg, gan 'Hoffwr Henafiaeth', [? y Parchedig David Jones, Tynclawdd, Swyddffynnon] ar gyfer cystadleuaeth yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Lerpwl. Byrddau. Rhoddwyd gan D. T. Morgan, Y Bermo, Mehefin 1960.

Diaries, 1850-1851, of David Williams, eldest brother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926).

The second of six volumes of the diaries, 1871-1919, of Edward John Clifford (1849-1931), stone mason, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, originally kept in shorthand but converted into longhand at the suggestion of J.T. Evans, rector of Stow-on-the-Wold.

Diaries, 1889-1892, of Nathaniel Williams, brother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926).

Diaries of Nathaniel Williams, brother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926), for 1883-1886, also of his wife, Elizabeth (née Griffiths) for 1883 and 1885.

Diaries for 1871, 1874, 1876, 1877 and 1880 kept by Nathaniel Williams, brother of Sir John Williams, Bart (1840-1926), first President of the National Library of Wales.

The fifth of six volumes of the diaries, 1871-1919, of Edward John Clifford (1849-1931), stone mason, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, originally kept in shorthand but converted into longhand at the suggestion of J.T. Evans, rector of Stow-on-the-Wold.

The fourth of six volumes of the diaries, 1871-1919, of Edward John Clifford (1849-1931), stone mason, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, originally kept in shorthand but converted into longhand at the suggestion of J.T. Evans, rector of Stow-on-the-Wold.

The last of six volumes of the diaries, 1871-1919, of Edward John Clifford (1849-1931), stone mason, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, originally kept in shorthand but converted into longhand at the suggestion of J.T. Evans, rector of Stow-on-the-Wold.