218 items

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  Gwyn looking at a Publisher with Contempt
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  Untitled street scene, building with tower
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  Untitled, benches, trees with buildings in background
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  Figure 1: Olek Zienkiewicz with the Glen Affric dam project team, 1948.
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  Untitled, view from bridge over town with old bridge
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  Mike Webster, 2001 "Going with the Flow - Computational Rheology"

  Inaugural lecture given by Mike Webster, Professor in the Department of Computer Science
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  ‘Resolution from Miners' Wives’. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, April 30th 1921

  'Resolution from Miners' Wives'. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, April 30th 1921.
  (Page 48)
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  ‘National Distress Fund’. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, April 30th 1921

  'National Distress Fund'. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, April 30th 1921.
  (Page 48)
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  ‘Concert Parties, etc.’. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, May 30th 1921

  ‘Concert Parties, etc.’. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, May 30th 1921.
  (Page 52)
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  'Disputes at Collieries'. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, July 6th 1921

  'Disputes at Collieries'. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, July 6th 1921.
  (Page 61)
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  Some Brigadiers want the army to deal with the unions
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  [i3] The Kardomah Boys by Jeff Phillips
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  South Wales Miners' Federation Minutes, 1921.
  (Front Cover)

  Front cover of 1921 South Wales Miners' Federation Minute Book. Includes Minutes of Council Meetings, Annual and Special Conferences from 1921.
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  ‘Importation of Police and Military’. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, April 12th 1921

  'Importation of Police and Military'. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, April 12th 1921.
  (Page 43)
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  'Triple Alliance, South Wales Section'. South Wales Miners’ Federation Minutes, April 12th 1921

  ‘Triple Alliance, South Wales Section'. Minutes from South Wales Miners’ Federation Council Meeting, Miners' Office Cardiff, April 12th 1921.
  (Page 44)
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  Hywel Francis with Myles Horton (Founder of Highlander Center) and Hannah and Mair Francis, 1985.
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  Isabel Frances de Winton Thomas of Glanmor (1868 – 1955) with Frank’s portrait around the time of their betrothal in 1895.

  Isabel Frances de Winton Thomas of Glanmor (1868 – 1955). Frank’s portrait with his signature during his early years helping to manage the family firm and around the time of his betrothal to Isabel.
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  The Miners' Conflict with the Mineowners

  The pamphlet, The Miners' Conflict with the Mineowners, was written in support of the miners. John Thomas gave a lecture at the South Wales Miners' Library in 1974, as the Coalfield Project was coming to an end.
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  JY041

  Polo shirt style Wales jersey, Under 15s, red with P.O.W. feathers on breast with "Welsh S.H.A. Under 15s" beneath and white number 12 on back.
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  D.H. Gagen, 1993 "Coming to Terms with the Civil WAr, Modern Productions of Lope De Vega's 'Fuenteovejuna'"

  Inaugural lecture given by D.H. Gagen, Professor and Head of Department of Hispanic Studies
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  Paul Robeson Jr with members of the Paul Robeson Wales Trust after receiving a Fellowship from Swansea University in 2008.
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  JY084

  Jersey, New Zealand 1924, black with white collar. Cross stitching on shoulders. Evidence of former rectangle on back with number, but now missing.
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  [i11] Wittgenstein's Grave in Cambridge
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  “The Old Lady” of Glanmor, Frank’s Mother-in-Law, Mrs. Mary Dulcibella Thomas (née Eden) (1834 – 1909) with her second daughter Miss Dulcibel Thomas (1872-1951).

  Mrs. Mary Dulcibella Thomas (née Eden) (1834 – 1909) with her second daughter Miss Dulcibel Thomas (1872-1951) outside the drawing room window at Glanmor House, Sketty, Swansea. (The Edens were trusted managers at Vivian and Sons Ltd. The site of Glanmor House is now Long Oaks Court near Myrtle Grove and Glanmor Park Road.) Mrs. Thomas was the second wife of Illtid Thomas (1812 – 89) and Isabel, their eldest daughter, was the first of their children to get married. Frank got on well with his sister-in-law Dulcie and she was a welcome guest on adventurous continental motoring trips.
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  JY089

  Jersey, New Zealand, 1972. Black with white collar. White fern leaf motif on left breast and white number '7' with black/white stroke on back.