Neath Constitutional Club Building Company Records

NAS NCC 1: Annual reports of the company and other financial records, 1914-1932

NAS NCC 2: Invitation

NAS NCC 3/1/1: Leases

NAS NCC 3/2/1: Board and Directors minutes

NAS NCC 3/3/1-10: General Committee minutes

NAS NCC 3/4/1-2: Management Committee minutes

NAS NCC 3/5/1-3: Draft minutes

NAS NCC 3/6/1-2: Register of Directors

NAS NCC 3/7/1: Register of members

NAS NCC 3/8/1-10: List of Members

NAS NCC 3/9/1-5: Members declarations

NAS NCC 3/10/1-2: Committee signature books

NAS NCC 3/11/1-4: Cash account books

NAS NCC 3/12/1-3: Ledgers

NAS NCC 3/13/1-2: Petty cash books

NAS NCC 3/14/1-6: Expenditure books

NAS NCC 3/15/1-13: Stewards daily takings

NAS NCC 3/16/1-3: Receipt books

NAS NCC 3/17/1-3: Staff wages

NAS NCC 3/18/1-5: Other account books

NAS NCC 3/19/1-2: Letter books

NAS NCC 3/20/1-2: Appointment diaries

NAS NCC 3/21/1: Visitors book

NAS NCC 3/22/1: History of Neath Constitutional Club

NAS NCC 3/23/1-2: Membership cards

NAS NCC 3/24/1-8: Notices

NAS NCC 3/25/1: Letters

NAS NCC 3/26/1-6: Menu cards and programmes

NAS NCC 3/27/1: Photographs

NAS NCC 3/28/1: Membership cards

Neath Constitutional Club was established on 1 January 1884 in Bank Chambers, New Street Square, Neath. The Club was formed to serve as a meeting place for Conservatives of Neath and neighbouring areas. The name Constitutional was used because its founders were supporters of the Constitutionalists within the Party, a section formed in 1846 as a consequence of the repeal of the Corn Laws. The building on Orchard Street was opened on August 19, 1886, by Stafford Henry Northcote, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh on land donated by Howel Gwyn.

Arranged into balance sheets and other financial records

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Compiled by Andrew Dulley for the ANW project.

A hard copy of the catalogue is available at the Neath Mechanics' Institute.

Usual copyright regulations apply.

All records have been retained.

Accruals are not expected.