Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Pier terminus. north-westwards

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Pictorial collectionP (various)

Copies of original films relating to Swansea on Digital Betacam tapes. These films were digitised and transferred to Digital Betacam tapes as part of a special project. Copyright reserved by the Archive Service. The originals are now held at the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales.P/Digi/hub

DVD copies of original films relating to Swansea. These films were digitised and transferred to DVD format as part of a special project. Copyright reserved by the Archive Service. The originals are now held at the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales.P/DVD/hub

Swansea Cine Film CollectionP/MPG

PhotographsP/PR/hub

Photographic collection: Aerial viewsP/PR/1

Photographic collection: Aerial views, generalP/PR/1i

Photographic collection: Aerial views, Swansea town centreP/PR/1ii

Photographic collection: Aerial views, west of SwanseaP/PR/1iii

Photographic collection: Mumbles trainP/PR/2

Photographs of indeterminate dateP/PR/2/1

Photographs dated pre-1900P/PR/2/2

Photographs dated 1900-1919P/PR/2/3

Photographs dated 1920-1939P/PR/2/4

Photographs dated 1940-1959P/PR/2/5

Photographic collection: 2 copies. Electric tram car, Mumbles Railway, at Brynmill Lane, north-westwards from Promenade. Includes: Entrance to Singleton ParkP/PR/2/5/1

Photographic collection: 2 copies. Electric tram, Mumbles Railway at Norton, northwards. Captioned: Britains largest trams ran on. The historic Mumbles railway from 1929 to 1960. Operated by the South Wales Transport Co. Ltd. The fleet of 13 cars often worked in pairs as Multiple units. Each tram was 45 long, had two 60 H.P. B.T.U. Motors, and seated 106 passengersP/PR/2/5/2

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Southend eastwardsP/PR/2/5/3

Photographic collection: An early morning tram waits at the Mumbles Pier terminus to make its 19 minute journey with nine intermediate stops along the seafront to SwanseaP/PR/2/5/4

Photographic collection: At Blackpill, The Mumbles Tram passed under the LMS Main Line to the north via Central Wales, which turned inland here, as did a short mineral branch of the M.RP/PR/2/5/5

Photographic collection: An end-section of car No.7 and the bogies of No. 2, are all that remain of the 13 car fleet. Caption: (Above) Mumbles Railway Postcard 8. Interior of depot alongside Mumbles Road, Swansea. south-westwardsP/PR/2/5/6

Photographic collection: Britains largest tram. (Mumbles Railway 1929-1960) Weighing 26 tons unladen, the tram was 451 long at seated 106 passengers, 58 of the upper deck, 84 on the lower. Caption: (Above) Mumbles Railway, postcard. 9. View of Interior Mumbles Railway electric tram upper and lower decks. /5P/PR/2/5/7

Photographic collection: Britains largest tram. (Mumbles Railway, 1929-1960). The Mumbles Tram, operating at 6500.D.C, had two equal-wheel trucks, each driven by a 60 Hp B.T.U. motorP/PR/2/5/8

Photographic collection: 4 copies. A Mumbles Tram emerges from the depot to commence service at the Swansea terminus (Rutland StP/PR/2/5/9

Photographic collection: Swansea-bound cars 6 and 7 have been waiting in the loop for the oncoming Mumbles train (cars 9+11). Caption: (above) Mumbles Railway Co. Postcard no.12. View northwards at West Cross. Endorsed: (of.P/PR/2/5/48, P/SL/2/5/9)P/PR/2/5/10

Photographic collection: A view of the Mumbles Railway towards the guildhall. On right, the LMS Euston Central Wales Spas Swansea Line. Caption: Mumbles Railway postcard no.13. View north-eastwards alongside Oystermouth Rd. (left) at Sketty LaneP/PR/2/5/11

Photographic collection: Stations on the Mumbles Railway were stopping places as at Norton Road. Mostly unmanned, but with shelter. Caption: (Above): Mumbles Railway. postcard 14. View north-westwards of electric tram at NortonP/PR/2/5/12

Photographic collection: 2 copies. The pole mounted signal cabinet facing the loop showed a red or white disc automatically. The two lamps related to the spring operated points. Caption: Mumbles Railway postcard 15). View of electric tram north-eastwards at St Gabriels from PromenadeP/PR/2/5/13

Photographic collection: 2 copies / Interior electric tram car, Mumbles Railway. Mumbles Railway postcard 16. Caption: Nostalgic close-up inside a Mumbles tram, with drivers cab door openP/PR/2/5/14

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway eastwards (NE) from slip bridge with electric tram car unit in viewest Includes: Swansea-Shrewsbury (Central Wales Line) (right), and junctions of Oystermouth Rd. and St Helens Road at the Bay View Hotel (left)P/PR/2/5/15

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway electric tram at Ashleigh Road north-eastwards. Includes: SWT Omnibus (left)P/PR/2/5/16

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway. Alongside Sketty Lane playing fields/Blackpill Burrows north-eastwardsP/PR/2/5/17

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway. Pier Terminus. eastwardsP/PR/2/5/18

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway, engine shed adjacent to Oystermouth Road, Swansea, WestwardsP/PR/2/5/19

Photographic collection: View of Mumbles Railway., Rutland Street shed. Westwards from electric tram at Swansea terminusP/PR/2/5/20

Photographic collection: Interior upper saloon, electric tram, Mumbles RailwayP/PR/2/5/21

Photographic collection: Electric tram at slip. eastwards from alongside Victoria ParkP/PR/2/5/22

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway. at Slip north-eastwards from Bridge. Includes: St Helens Road (left) and Swansea-Shrewsbury Railway) (right)P/PR/2/5/23

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway at The Slip. south-eastwardsP/PR/2/5/24

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/24P/PR/2/5/25

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway at The Slip Southwards (SE)P/PR/2/5/26

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/26P/PR/2/5/27

Photographic collection: Copy of P/PR/2/5/27P/PR/2/5/28

Photographic collection: View eastwards from South Road, Victoria Park to Slip. Note: Electric Tram and SWT BusP/PR/2/5/29

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, emerging from Slip bridge, viewed southwards. From South Road, Victoria ParkP/PR/2/5/30

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/30P/PR/2/5/31

Photographic collection: 2 copies. Similar view to P/PR/2/5/30P/PR/2/5/32

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/30P/PR/2/5/33

Photographic collection: Electric Tram, Mumbles Railway, on foreshore alongside Oystermouth Rd. between The Slip and St Helens. Southwards (SW) from South Road, Victoria ParkP/PR/2/5/34

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/34P/PR/2/5/35

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/34 but through railings of Victoria ParkP/PR/2/5/36

Photographic collection: View south-westwards from Victoria Park of Electric Tram, Mumbles Railway between The Slip and St HelensP/PR/2/5/37

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/37P/PR/2/5/38

Photographic collection: Mumbles Railway. Viewed South-westwards from Slip Bridge towards St Helens. Includes: Victoria Park (right) and (left) Swansea Bay Station of Central Wales Line Swansea (Victoria)-ShrewsburyP/PR/2/5/39

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Byrnmill Lane Westwards from promenade to Singleton ParkP/PR/2/5/40

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/40 from close-inP/PR/2/5/41

Photographic collection: Another close up similar to P/PR/2/5/40-41P/PR/2/5/42

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, viewed north-eastwards from Ashleigh RdP/PR/2/5/43

Photographic collection: Close-up of P/PR/2/5/43 SceneP/PR/2/5/44

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Blackpill, northwardsP/PR/2/5/45

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/45P/PR/2/5/46

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, between Blackpill and West CrossP/PR/2/5/47

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at West Cross loop, northwardsP/PR/2/5/48

Photographic collection: Electric tram Mumbles Railway, at Oystermouth Station, south-eastwardsP/PR/2/5/49

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, north-westwards to Oystermouth StationP/PR/2/5/50

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/50P/PR/2/5/51

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/50-51P/PR/2/5/52

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/52. Showing coupled electric tram leaving Oystermouth Station for pierP/PR/2/5/53

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, between Southend and Pier, north-westwards from CuttingP/PR/2/5/54

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/54P/PR/2/5/55

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, between Southend and Pier, north-eastwards from cuttingP/PR/2/5/56

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Pier terminus. north-westwardsP/PR/2/5/57

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/57P/PR/2/5/58

Photographic collection: Similar view to P/PR/2/5/57-58P/PR/2/5/59

Photographic collection: Pier Terminal building of Mumbles RailwayP/PR/2/5/60

Photographic collection: So-called coach of Mumbles Railway. used by King Edward VII in both 1881 dock opening and 1904 Sod-cutting ceremony at Kings Dock located in B shed, Swansea docks and used as office. Note: In fact is thought to be a good example of 1850-era coachP/PR/2/5/61

Photographic collection: Replica of horse drawn carriage used on Mumbles Railway built for 150th Anniversary celebrations. N.B. Date of 150th AnniversaryP/PR/2/5/62

Photographic collection: Replica of horse drawn carriage used on Mumbles Railway built for 150th Anniversary celebrations. Next to electric car at Southend looking south-eastwardsP/PR/2/5/63

Photographic collection: Close up of replica horse-drawn carriage of Mumbles RailwayP/PR/2/5/64

Photographic collection: Coupled electric tram cars of Mumbles Railway. approaching Oystermouth Station north-westwardsP/PR/2/5/65

Photographic collection: Electric tram Mumbles Railway, at Blackpill north-westwardsP/PR/2/5/66

Photographic collection: 7 copies. Electric cars, Mumbles Railway at Oystermouth Station looking south-eastwards. Endorsed: and also /1,. MRP/3 Mumbles Railway Publishing Ltd. © Photo by the Rev. R.W.A. Jones. Caption: A 2-car Mumbles Train from Swansea leaves Oystermouth to complete its journey to the Pier, near the Mumbles Lighthouse. It was on the original horse train road from the Swansea Canal to Oystermouth, built to carry limestone, iron ore, and coal, that the worlds first regular passenger service by rail started in 1807P/PR/2/5/67

Photographic collection: 3 copies. Electric tram, Mumbles Railway at SouthendP/PR/2/5/68

Photographic collection: Two coupled electric tram cars of the Mumbles Railway at Brynmill Lane looking eastwardsP/PR/2/5/69

Photographic collection: M.R. (pier extension) Embankment at Southend. Includes: Footbridge (left) and Overhead PylonsP/PR/2/5/70

Photographic collection: 4 copies. Electric cars of Mumbles Railway opposite U.C. Swansea looking north-eastwards. Caption: This view of the Mumbles Train near the entrance to the University-College of Swansea was taken in 1959, but it shows a form of transport likely to be re-developed in Britain in the future. Major suburban routes will be then served by modern electric trams, as on the continent, using their own reserved track apart from other trafficP/PR/2/5/71

Photographic collection: 4 copies. Electric Tram, Mumbles Railway. at Southend eastwards. N.B. Mumbles Railway Publishing LTD MRP/2. Captioned: The Mumbles Railway had no signals during the years it was worked by steam, but electrification in 1929 provided for an automatic system. A tram could not enter any single line section without activating a signal cabinet at the far end of the section to display a red disc. The nearby cabinet then showed a white disc, permitting the driver to proceedP/PR/2/5/72

Photographic collection: Electric tram, Mumbles Railway, at Southend looking eastwards. (cf P/SL/2/3/32, P/SL/2/3/31). Captioned: Seafront, MumblesP/PR/2/5/73

Photographic collection: Electrice train of Mumbles Railway at Blackpill Station, looking northwards. Captioned: The Mumbles Railway was electrified in 1929 and this building at Blackpill, designed by Ernest E Morgan, ARIBA, housed automatic equipment to convert the local supply of AC in to DC required for the trams. The building has survived (1985), but little else remains of the Mumbles Railway, or of the LMS Main Line (in the background) seen crossing into Clyne ValleyP/PR/2/5/74

Photographic collection: Photograph of the Mumbles Railway Exhibition at Southend.P/PR/2/5/75a-c

Photographic collection: Photograph of the Mumbles Train at West Cross Station.P/PR/2/5/76

Photographic collection: Postcard view of the Mumbles Railway taken near the entrance to the University College of Swansea.P/PR/2/5/77

Photographic collection: Photograph of the Mumbles Railway 150th Anniversary celebration taken at Oystermouth Station.P/PR/2/5/78

Three photographs showing the Mumbles Train near the Pier taken from the steps up to the top of the Inner Head. Taken on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Mumbles Railway.P/PR/2/5/79-81

Photographs dated 1960-1969P/PR/2/6

Photographic collection: Lower Town area, General, aerialP/PR/3i

Photographic collection: Victoria Road and Quay ParadeP/PR/3ii

Photographic collection: Adelaide Street, Pier Street and surroundingsP/PR/3iii

Photographic collection: Cambrian Place, Gloucester Place and East Burrows RoadP/PR/3iv

Photographic collection: Old Guildhall, Somerset Place, Prospect Place, Ferryside and Mount StreetP/PR/3v

Photographic collection: The StrandP/PR/4

Photographic collection: Wind StreetP/PR/5

Photographic collection: Swansea CastleP/PR/6

Photographic collection: Castle Square and Castle Bailey StreetP/PR/7

Photographic collection: Castle StreetP/PR/8

Photographic collection: Castle GardensP/PR/9

Photographic collection: Temple StreetP/PR/10

Photographic collection: Princess Way (including Goat Street, Fisher Street, York Street, Caer Street and St Marys Street)P/PR/11

Photographic collection: Oxford StreetP/PR/12

Photographic collection: Swansea MarketsP/PR/13

Photographic collection: Entertainment: general and miscellaneousP/PR/14i

Photographic collection: Entertainment: buildingsP/PR/14ii

Photographic collection: Entertainment: performersP/PR/14iii

Photographic collection: Dillwyn StreetP/PR/15ii

Photographic collection: Union StreetP/PR/15iii

Photographic collection: Cradock StreetP/PR/15iv

Photographic collection: Park StreetP/PR/15v

Photographic collection: Portland StreetP/PR/15vi

Photographic collection: Waterloo StreetP/PR/15vii

Photographic collection: St Marys Church and SquareP/PR/16

Photographic collection: Rutland StreetP/PR/17ii

Photographic collection: Wassail SquareP/PR/17iii

Photographic collection: Orange StreetP/PR/17v

Photographic collection: Nelson StreetP/PR/17vi

Photographic collection: Singleton StreetP/PR/17vii

Photographic collection: Plymouth StreetP/PR/17viii

Photographic collection: St Davids Place and Rayners PlaceP/PR/17x

Photographic collection: WhitewallsP/PR/17xiii

Photographic collection: College StreetP/PR/18

Photographic collection: Orchard StreetP/PR/19

Photographic collection: Belle Vue Street and Belle Vue WayP/PR/20ii

Photographic collection: Grove Place and Trinity PlaceP/PR/20iv

Photographic collection: Clifton HillP/PR/20v

Photographic collection: St Helens Road (lower end)P/PR/21ii

Photographic collection: Heathfield Street and Gower StreetP/PR/21iii

Photographic collection: KingswayP/PR/21iv

Photographic collection: High StreetP/PR/22

Photographic collection: Alexandra RoadP/PR/23

Photographic collection: Mount PleasantP/PR/24

Photographic collection: Mansel Street, Christina Street and De-la-Beche StreetP/PR/25ii

Photographic collection: Walter Road and St JamessP/PR/26

Photographic collection: St Helens Road and HospitalP/PR/27

Photographic collection: County Hall areaP/PR/28

Photographic collection: SandfieldsP/PR/29

Photographic collection: St Helens Avenue and CrescentP/PR/30ii

Photographic collection: Brynymor Road and CrescentP/PR/30iii

Photographic collection: King Edwards Road and Gorse LaneP/PR/30iv

Photographic collection: Victoria ParkP/PR/31

Photographic collection: Guildhall, General and miscellaneousP/PR/32i

Photographic collection: Municipal offices, GuildhallP/PR/32ii

Photographic collection: Crown CourtP/PR/32iii

Photographic collection: Brangwyn HallP/PR/32iv

Photographic collection: Council Chamber, GuildhallP/PR/32v

Photographic collection: St Helens Sports Ground, General and miscellaneousP/PR/33i

Photographic collection: St Helens Sports Ground, RugbyP/PR/33ii

Photographic collection: St Helens Sports Ground, CricketP/PR/33iii

Photographic collection: BrynmillP/PR/34

Photographic collection: Uplands and district, General and miscellaneousP/PR/35i

Photographic collection: UplandsP/PR/35ii

Photographic collection: FfynoneP/PR/35iii

Photographic collection: CwmdonkinP/PR/35iv

Photographic collection: University of Wales, Swansea, and Singleton HospitalP/PR/36

Photographic collection: Singleton ParkP/PR/37

Photographic collection: Brynmill ParkP/PR/38

Photographic collection: Cwmdonkin ParkP/PR/39

Photographic collection: Glanmor and CwmgwynP/PR/40

Photographic collection: Sketty area, General and miscellaneousP/PR/42i

Photographic collection: SkettyP/PR/42ii

Photographic collection: Sketty Park EstateP/PR/42iii

Photographic collection: Sketty RoadP/PR/42iv

Photographic collection: Tycoch and HendrefoilanP/PR/43

Photographic collection: Killay and WimmerfieldP/PR/45

Photographic collection: DunvantP/PR/46

Photographic collection: Townhill and MayhillP/PR/47

Photographic collection: Cockett and DistrictP/PR/50

Photographic collection: WaunarlwyddP/PR/51

Photographic collection: LlangyfelachP/PR/52

Photographic collection: FforestfachP/PR/53ii

Photographic collection: RavenhillP/PR/53iii

Photographic collection: GendrosP/PR/53iv

Photographic collection: PenlanP/PR/53v

Photographic collection: Blaen-y-maes and PortmeadP/PR/53vi

Photographic collection: CadleP/PR/53vii

Photographic collection: CwmbwrlaP/PR/54

Photographic collection: ManseltonP/PR/55

Photographic collection: BrynhyfrydP/PR/56

Photographic collection: TreboethP/PR/57

Photographic collection: Dyfatty-Hafod-Greenhill area, General and miscellaneousP/PR/58i

Photographic collection: DyfattyP/PR/58ii

Photographic collection: Brynmelyn and GreenhillP/PR/58iii

Photographic collection: WaunwenP/PR/58iv

Photographic collection: Hafod and Pentre EstyllP/PR/58v

Photographic collection: Landore and Plasmarl, General and miscellaneousP/PR/59i

Photographic collection: LandoreP/PR/59ii

Photographic collection: PlasmarlP/PR/59iii

Photographic collection: MorristonP/PR/60

Photographic collection: LlansamletP/PR/62

Photographic collection: Birchgrove and district, General and miscellaneousP/PR/63i

Photographic collection: Peniel GreenP/PR/63ii

Photographic collection: Lôn LasP/PR/63iii

Photographic collection: BirchgroveP/PR/63iv

Photographic collection: Gwern-llwyn-chwithP/PR/63v

Photographic collection: GlaisP/PR/63vi

Photographic collection: YnysforganP/PR/64ii

Photographic collection: YnystaweP/PR/64iii

Photographic collection: ClydachP/PR/64iv

Photographic collection: PontardaweP/PR/65ii

Photographic collection: YstradgynlaisP/PR/65iii

Photographic collection: Gwaun-Cae-GurwenP/PR/65iv

Photographic collection: YnysmeudwyP/PR/65ix

Photographic collection: Craig-y-nosP/PR/65v

Photographic collection: AbercrafP/PR/65vi

Photographic collection: CwmllynfellP/PR/65vii

Photographic collection: YstalyferaP/PR/65viii

Photographic collection: St ThomasP/PR/66

Photographic collection: Port Tennant and Dan-y-graigP/PR/67

Photographic collection: Kilvey and CrymlynP/PR/68

Photographic collection: East Side Lower Swansea Valley, General and miscellaneousP/PR/69i

Photographic collection: BonymaenP/PR/69ii

Photographic collection: PentrechwythP/PR/69iv

Photographic collection: Winsh-wenP/PR/69vi

Photographic collection: Ty-drawP/PR/69vii

Photographic collection: Ashleigh Road Playing FieldsP/PR/71

Photographic collection: BlackpillP/PR/72

Photographic collection: Clyne, General and miscellaneousP/PR/73i

Photographic collection: Clyne ValleyP/PR/73ii

Photographic collection: Clyne GardensP/PR/73iii

Photographic collection: Clyne CastleP/PR/73iv

Photographic collection: MayalsP/PR/74

Photographic collection: West Cross and Norton, General and miscellaneousP/PR/75i

Photographic collection: West CrossP/PR/75ii

Photographic collection: NortonP/PR/75iii

Photographic collection: Mumbles RoadP/PR/76

Photographic collection: Mumbles area, General and miscellaneousP/PR/77i

Photographic collection: OystermouthP/PR/77ii

Photographic collection: NewtonP/PR/77iii

Photographic collection: SouthendP/PR/77iv

Photographic collection: Mumbles Head and Bracelet BayP/PR/77v

Photographic collection: LimesladeP/PR/77vi

Photographic collection: LanglandP/PR/77vii

Photographic collection: CaswellP/PR/77viii

Photographic collection: Gower, General and miscellaneousP/PR/78i

Photographic collection: FairwoodP/PR/78ii

Photographic collection: PenclawddP/PR/78iv

Photographic collection: CheritonP/PR/78ix

Photographic collection: ParkmillP/PR/78vi

Photographic collection: ReynoldstonP/PR/78vii

Photographic collection: LlanrhidianP/PR/78viii

Photographic collection: LlanmadocP/PR/78x

Photographic collection: LlangennithP/PR/78xi

Photographic collection: MiddletonP/PR/78xii

Photographic collection: Burry GreenP/PR/78xiii

Photographic collection: RhossiliP/PR/78xiv

Photographic collection: PenriceP/PR/78xix

Photographic collection: MewsladeP/PR/78xv

Photographic collection: Port EynonP/PR/78xvi

Photographic collection: HortonP/PR/78xvii

Photographic collection: OxwichP/PR/78xviii

Photographic collection: Three Cliffs BayP/PR/78xx

Photographic collection: PennardP/PR/78xxi

Photographic collection: PwllduP/PR/78xxii

Photographic collection: KittleP/PR/78xxiii

Photographic collection: BishopstonP/PR/78xxiv

Photographic collection: MurtonP/PR/78xxv

Photographic collection: TransportP/PR/78xxvi

Photographic collection: Cefn BrynP/PR/78xxvii

Photographic collection: Brandy CoveP/PR/78xxviii

Photographic collection: Lliw Valley reservoirsP/PR/79i

Photographic collection: GowertonP/PR/79ii

Photographic collection: KingsbridgeP/PR/79iii

Photographic collection: GorseinonP/PR/79iv

Photographic collection: VelindreP/PR/79v

Photographic collection: PontarddulaisP/PR/79vi

Photographic collection: LoughorP/PR/79vii

Photographic collection: PenllergaerP/PR/79viii

Photographic collection: Dyfed, General and miscellaneousP/PR/80i

Photographic collection: LlanelliP/PR/80ii

Photographic collection: AmmanfordP/PR/80iii

Photographic collection: Cross HandsP/PR/80iv

Photographic collection: CarmarthenP/PR/80v

Photographic collection: Milford HavenP/PR/80vi

Photographic collection: FerrysideP/PR/80vii

Photographic collection: TenbyP/PR/80viii

Photographic collection: Neath Port Talbot area, General and miscellaneousP/PR/81i

Photographic collection: NeathP/PR/81ii

Photographic collection: SkewenP/PR/81iii

Photographic collection: Neath AbbeyP/PR/81iv

Photographic collection: Jersey MarineP/PR/81ix

Photographic collection: Briton FerryP/PR/81v

Photographic collection: Port TalbotAberavonP/PR/81vi

Photographic collection: PorthcawlP/PR/81vii

Photographic collection: BaglanP/PR/81viii

Photographic collection: Neath ValleyP/PR/81x

Photographic collection: AberpergwmP/PR/81xi

Photographic collection: MargamP/PR/81xii

Photographic collection: Afan ValleyP/PR/81xiii

Photographic collection: Emergency services, General and miscellaneousP/PR/83i

Photographic collection: Fire BrigadeP/PR/83ii

Photographic collection: PoliceP/PR/83iii

Photographic collection: AmbulanceP/PR/83iv

Photographic collection: Swansea PersonagesP/PR/84

Photographic collection: Road transportP/PR/85ii

Photographic collection: Sea transportP/PR/85iii

Photographic collection: Rail transport (general)P/PR/85iv

Photographic collection: Roads and milestonesP/PR/85v

Photographic collection: Tram carsP/PR/86

Photographic collection: Port of Swansea, General and miscellaneousP/PR/87i

Photographic collection: Harbour, Ferry PortP/PR/87ii

Photographic collection: North DockP/PR/87iii

Photographic collection: South DockP/PR/87iv

Photographic collection: East Side docks (Kings Dock, Prince of Wales Dock, etc.)P/PR/87v

Photographic collection: Transport and communication systems, General and miscellaneousP/PR/88i

Photographic collection: Swansea CanalP/PR/88ii

Photographic collection: Neath CanalP/PR/88iii

Photographic collection: Tennant CanalP/PR/88iv

Photographic collection: Swansea Vale Railway, Morriston BranchP/PR/88ix

Photographic collection: South Wales RailwayP/PR/88vi

Photographic collection: Central Wales LineP/PR/88vii

Photographic collection: Great Western Railway, Morriston BranchP/PR/88viii

Photographic collection: Swansea Vale RailwayP/PR/88x

Photographic collection: Clydach, Pontardawe and Cwmgors (GWR)P/PR/88xi

Photographic collection: Rhondda and Swansea Bay RailwayP/PR/88xii

Photographic collection: Vale of Neath RailwayP/PR/88xiii

Photographic collection: Main Mineral RailwayP/PR/88xiv

Photographic collection: Neath and Brecon RailwayP/PR/88xix

Photographic collection: Harbour railway systemP/PR/88xv

Photographic collection: Brecon and Merthyr RailwayP/PR/88xvi

Photographic collection: Swansea District Line (GWR)P/PR/88xvii

Photographic collection: Burrows sidings and Jersey Marine (access to freightliner and Swansea Docks)P/PR/88xviii

Photographic collection: River TaweP/PR/89

Photographic collection: Swansea ForeshoreP/PR/90

Photographic collection: SunsetsP/PR/93

Photographic collection: Compendium viewsP/PR/94i

Photographic collection: Panoramic viewsP/PR/94ii

Photographic collection: Swansea in the BlitzP/PR/95

Photographic collection: Post-war reconstruction of SwanseaP/PR/96

Photographic collection: Maps and PlansP/PR/97

Photographic collection: Leisure CentreP/PR/98

Photographic collection: Lower Swansea ValleyP/PR/99

Photographic collection: MiscellaneousP/PR/100

Photographic collection: Dylan ThomasP/PR/103

Photographic collection: Quadrant CentreP/PR/104

Photographic collection: Maritime Quarter, including South Dock, Marina and Maritime and Industrial MuseumP/PR/105

Photographic collection: North, Mid and East Wales, General and miscellaneousP/PR/107i

Photographic collection: CardiffP/PR/107ii

Photographic collection: Merthyr TydfilP/PR/107iii

Photographic collection: Cynon ValleyP/PR/107iv

Photographic collection: RhonddaP/PR/107v

Photographic collection: Rhymney ValleyP/PR/107vi

Photographic collection: BarryP/PR/107vii

Photographic collection: LacockP/PR/107viii

Photographic collection: Mayor making ceremoniesP/PR/108viii

Photographic collection: Mayor making ceremoniesP/PR/108xii

Photographic collection: First World WarP/PR/109

Photographic collection: Second World WarP/PR/110

Photographic collection: Frank Brangwyns paintings in Aretshuis, Bruges, BelgiumP/PR/111

Photographic collection: Mayors of SwanseaP/PR/113

Photographic collection: Elected bodiesP/PR/115

Photographic collection: Employees of Swansea City CouncilP/PR/116

Photographic collection: PortraitsP/PR/117

Photographic collection: Civic HeraldryP/PR/118

Photographic collection: SchoolsP/PR/119

Photographic collection: Work of the Swansea City ArchivesP/PR/120

Photographic collection: Civic ceremoniesP/PR/121

Photographic collection: Union meetingsP/PR/122

Photographic collection: Welsh costume and cultureP/PR/123

Photographic collection: M. Giddings collection of photographs of Glynneath, Pontneddfechan, Resolven and the Upper Neath ValleyP/PR/124

Photographic collection:P/PR/125

Photographic collection: SportsP/PR/126

Photographic collection:P/PR/127

Photographic collection:P/PR/128

35mm slidesP/SL/hub

Videos relating to civic events and to Swansea and district collected by Swansea City ArchivesP/Vid/hub