Hand coloured engraving entitled Neath Castle, Glamorganshire. Drawn by Edward Dayes. Engraved by J. Storer for the Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet. Published by William Clarke, Bond Street.

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Pictorial collectionPIC

Engravings of Margam and Port Talbot, Gower, and SwanseaPIC/1/hub

Engravings of Neath, Briton Ferry and the Vale of Neath, Margam, Swansea and Gower, and other areas; also printed maps and booksPIC/2/hub

Postcards, 1909-1913PIC/3/hub

A collection of albums of family photographs and picture postcards. The collection consists of a series of albums arranged by geographical area or subject. There is also World War I memorabilia and family photographs.PIC/4/hub

View of Neath Valley with a blast furnace, by the Reverend James Bourne, n.d.PIC/5/hub

Engravings of places and buildings in West Glamorgan, 19th centuryPIC/6/hub

Postcards of 19th century Gower costumesPIC/8/hub

Edwardian postcards of Swansea and Brynaman, 1900sPIC/9/hub

Postcard of Swansea and areaPIC/10/hub

Photographs of public houses in Briton Ferry, 1920sPIC/11/hub

Photographs of Daniel Egryn Griffiths of Craigcefnparc, Clydach, 1950sPIC/12/hub

Sketchbook and sketches of George Orleans DelamottePIC/13/hub

EngravingPIC/14/hub

EngravingsPIC/15/hub

Hand coloured engraving entitled Sir Herbert Mackworths House at the Knoll (Gnoll) near Swansey (Swansea), Glamorganshire. Drawn and engraved by Morris. Taken from the European Magazine (1782-1826).PIC 15/1

Hand coloured engraving entitled Briton Ferry, Glamorganshire. Drawn by J.P. Neale and engraved by Barenger. Published by John Harris, St Pauls, Church Yard.PIC 15/2

Hand coloured engraving entitled Mill at Aberdylais, Vale of Neath, Glamorganshire. Drawn by H Gastineau and engraved by D. Adlard. Published by Jones & Co., Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, London.PIC 15/3

Hand coloured engraving entitled The Hafod Copperworks. Taken from The Illustrated London News (23 September 1843).PIC 15/4

Hand coloured engraving entitled Swansea Castle. Drawn by Mr Butler. Taken from page 334 of The Book of South Wales, The Wye and the Coast (1861).PIC 15/5

Hand coloured engraving entitled Sketty Village with Three Cliffs Bay on the reverse. Drawn by Mr Butler. Taken from The Book of South Wales, The Wye and the Coast (1861).PIC 15/6

Hand coloured engraving entitled Neath Castle, Glamorganshire. Drawn by Edward Dayes. Engraved by J. Storer for the Antiquarian and Topographical Cabinet. Published by William Clarke, Bond Street.PIC 15/7

Hand coloured engraving entitled In the outskirts of Neath. Engraved by O. Rickatson.PIC 15/8

Hand coloured engraving entitled Swansea Harbour.PIC 15/9

Collotype print from an original hand coloured engraving entitled View of the Copperworks at Neath. Painted by P. Sandby. Engraved by W. Walker and A. Angus. Published according to an Act of Parliament by G. Kearsly, Fleet Street, 1779. Collotype print from Olwen Evans, Conwy, Gwynedd.PIC 15/10

Samuel and Nathaniel Buck engravingsPIC/16/hub

Engravings of Neath and surrounding areaPIC/N/hub