The Dylan Thomas Centre undergoing development and The Associated British Ports building. n.d. (1990s)

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Photographs and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post of entertainment in Marks & Spencer on Oxford Street as part of a Swansea Shopping Festival (4 photographs), a view of a closing-down sale at Wildings, on the Kingsway and Swansea in the snow (7 photographs). 1987D/D PP/52/1-13

Penclawdd cockle-selling (3 photographs) and Sketty School (2 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/53/1-5

Water sports in Swansea Docks (2 photographs) and a outdoor rock and roll concert. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/54/1-3

Union Street, Swansea (3 photographs) and a view of a Gower beach. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/55/1-4

A ruined factory (2 photographs), Oystermouth Road, a fun run along Oystermouth Road (4 photographs) and a view of the Associated British Ports building. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/56/1-8

Swansea Castle (3 photographs) and a carnival in the City Centre (11 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/57/1-14

Radio 1 Road-show, the Maritime Quarter (3 photographs) and an old black and white photograph showing Oystermouth Road, the Bay View Hotel and people going about their daily business. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/58/1-5

Folk music being played in the Quadrant Shopping Centre (4 photographs), a military parade in the Mumbles, a view of the New Oxford Buildings, a view of Swansea Bay, clock-towers (4 photographs), the back-streets of Swansea, including St Marys Street (3 photographs) and a sculpture in the Marina. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/59/1-18

Swansea Market (2 photographs); traditional Welsh costume (2 photographs); the old cinema on Castle Street, Swansea and pre-1922 Swansea seal above the door (2 photographs); a view of Oxford Buildings and Swansea Castle (2 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/60/1-8

High waves at the Marina (2 photographs) and the old Carlton Cinema (2 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/61/1-4

Oystermouth Road; sandcastles on the beach; a passenger ferry and a bike race around Castle Gardens (4 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/62/1-6

Building works at the Old Swansea Hospital, St Helens Road, Swansea (2 photographs) and a lifeboat. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/63/1-3

The Swiss cottage in Singleton Park; bundle of clothes on Swansea beach. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/64/1-2

Redevelopment of the North dock, Swansea (3 photographs); views from the pier, including the Swansea Cork ferry (2 photographs) and a view of Oxford Street, Swansea. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/65/1-6

Swansea Leisure Centre, Oystermouth Road, Swansea (5 photographs) and an unidentified grocers store. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/66/1-6

Photographs from Townhill of Swansea Bay (5 photographs); foals on the Gower. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/67/1-6

Badly-maintained roads and the interior of the tropical plant house in Singleton Park. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/68/1-2

Swansea Marina, including views of the lock gates and different vessels (5 photographs); derelict buildings around Swansea (11 photographs) and billboards showing an advertisement for Today magazine. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/69/1-17

Sunset scenes, Swansea and Port Talbot. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/70/1-2

Artists easel at the Marina; an old black and white photograph of pre-War Swansea, a parade on the Kingsway and an unidentified derelict house. n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/71/1-4

J.R. Coles, St Marys Street, Swansea in a state of dereliction (4 photographs) and detail from a chapel (2 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/72/1-6

Craig Trewyddfa showing Morris Castle and industrial ruins (21 photographs) and detail from one of the buildings on the Marina (2 photographs). n.d. (1980s)D/D PP/73/1-23

Girls marching band next to the St. Davids Shopping Centre, Swansea (3 photographs); a homeless person; a view of Mumbles Bay; a view of Worms Head from Rhossili Cliffs; theatre interior (2 photographs) and Prince Charles visiting the Maritime Quarter (taken next to the Pump House). n.d. (1980s-1990s)D/D PP/74/1-9

Photographs, showing road and building signs, including Walters Road, Nicholson Place, Science and Art Schools, The Working Mens Club and Institute, the Police Station, Mariner Street and Ebeneezer Street (10 photographs), High Street (12 photographs), Wind Street (10 photographs), the Kingsway, including the Mond Buildings (9 photographs), a tablet marking the site of the Wesley Chapel, College Street and a Cadbury Bros Ltd letter box. Jan 1990D/D PP/75/1-43

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post of a Sea Shanty festival at the Marina (3 photographs); folk dancing at Pontardawe (2 photographs) and unidentified gardens (5 photographs) . 1991D/D PP/76/1-12

W.B. Penhale's, closing down of premises (2 photographs); The Argyle Street Chapel (4 photographs) and a photograph and newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post relating to a controversial billboard poster by The United Colors of Benetton. 1991D/D PP/77/1-8

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post of the closing-down sale in Opera, a shop on Castle Street (13 photographs); the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street (3 photographs) and road-works on Nelson Street. Feb 1992D/D PP/78/1-21

Photographs and a newspaper special from the South Wales Evening Post of a visit to Swansea by Princess Diana (9 photographs); a view of Castle Gardens, the Quadrant Shopping Centre (2 photographs) and redevelopment works on Singleton Street, Swansea. Feb 1992D/D PP/79/1-14

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the demolition of Rotherslade Promenade Shelter (9 photographs); improvements outside the entrance to Swansea Railway Station (10 photographs); a marching band (5 photographs); Dunvant Junior School choir and string group playing in the Quadrant Shopping Centre. Mar 1992 [1 envelope containing 28 photographs, negatives and 3 newscuttingsD/D PP/80/1-29

Morfa Stadium (2 photographs); an exhibition relating to the police in the Quadrant Shopping Centre, Swansea and Swansea Castle. Dec 1992D/D PP/81/1-4

Lower Wind Street and the Maritime Quarter, particularly Nine Adelaide Street and The Pump House. 1992D/D PP/82/1-20

The Marina, Swansea (9 photographs) and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the demolition and clearance of the former timber jetty there; views of Swansea Bay (7 photographs) and a picture of Swansea market. 1992D/D PP/83/1-18

Display of sculptures by Graham Ibbeson in the Glynn Vivian art gallery (16 photographs); an old post box, and a pageant or play at Oystermouth Castle (6 photographs). 1992D/D PP/84/1-24

Views of Castle Gardens as it was before redevelopment (6 photographs), pictures showing repairs to Wooltons Curtains (previously the Imperial Hotel), High Street, Swansea (3 photographs), David Evans department store (3 photographs), derelict buildings on Wind Street, Swansea, the interior of an unidentified bakery, shoppers in the Quadrant Shopping Centre (3 photographs). Feb 1993D/D PP/85/1-17

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post, and the Herald of Wales of the Kelloggs Tour of Britain Swansea cycling stage on Constitution Hill (7 photographs); traditional Bolivian folk musicians (5 photographs). 1993D/D PP/86/1-15

Robin Wayne Ltd, Uplands, Swansea and a traditional-style sign-post. 1993D/D PP/87/1-4

Buildings marked for demolition at ?Morriston Hospital (2 photographs); The Crooked Cottage, part of a funfair in the centre of Swansea and a photograph and newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post regarding the Mari Lwyd tradition. 1993-1995D/D PP/88/1-5

Gates to the Jews Burial Ground, Townhill, Swansea; a post-box in the ?cemetery wall and a newscutting from the Western Mail of Cefn Coed Cemetery and computerisation of its records. 1994D/D PP/89/1-3

Sketty School (2 photographs); park scene (8 photographs), a rusty lamp post on the corner of Chesshyre Street and a newscutting relating to Castle Gardens. 1994D/D PP/90/1-12

St Andrews United Reformed Church, Swansea (3 photographs); The Dylan Thomas Centre, the sculpture of Captain Cat; Swansea beach, a close-up of an Italian inscription from the Marina and a notebook containing notes on the lenses and exposures used in taking some of the photographs in this collection. Apr 1995D/D PP/91/1-8

St Marys Street, Swansea; St Pauls Congregational Church and redevelopment of the Maritime Quarter (10 photographs). Jul 1995D/D PP/92/1-12

Musical event in Singleton Park (5 photographs); carnival in the City Centre (4 photographs). Jul 1995D/D PP/93/1-9

Photographs and a leaflet on a Mexican Carnival of Souls at Verdis Bandstand, Mumbles (13 photographs), fireworks (9 photographs), photographs and a newscutting of the Pavarotti in the Park concert, Singleton Park, Swansea (11 photographs). Jul 1995D/D PP/94/1-35

Pontardawe Festival (6 photographs), some geese (3 photographs) and a view of Mumbles Bay. Aug 1995D/D PP/95/1-10

Panoramic view of the sunset over Swansea Bay (2 photographs), views of and from St. Davids Shopping Centre Car Park (6 photographs); views of Swansea at Christmas, showing the Christmas lights and Fair (6 photographs). Dec 1995D/D PP/96/1-14

Photographs containing photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post, of a fairground on Princess Way, Swansea (10 photographs), views of the Uplands, especially the food store and butchers shop (2 photographs), a brass band playing in the Quadrant at Christmas (2 photographs). 1995D/D PP/97/1-16

Views of Princess Way (5 photographs); interesting use of light and mirrors (2 photographs), a picture of the interior of the No Sign wine bar; unidentified building beside stream; The Mermaid Hotel (2 photographs); boats moored in Mumbles; St Marys Church tower; Swansea Marina including folk musicians and dancers (5 photographs). 1995D/D PP/98/1-18

Night-time carnival (10 photographs) and ?Cwmdonkin Park (6 photographs) and newscuttings from the Western Mail relating to the sculpture, People Like Us in Cardiff. 1995D/D PP/99/1-17

Interior and exterior of Ty Llên (9 photographs) and a display of old vacuum cleaners. 1995D/D PP/100/1-10

Photographs and newscuttings from the Western Mail and the South Wales Evening Post of a horse and trap belonging to Bass Brewers outside the Eli Jenkins' Ale House on Oxford Street (5 photographs); Rumbelows' premises; and a corner of the decorative roof of Waterstones, Oxford Street, Swansea. 1995D/D PP/101/1-10

Wind Street, Swansea, including the Swansea Labour Club and Institute and Swansea Castle (6 photographs); redevelopment work on York Street, Swansea (16 photographs); the seating area in the Quadrant Shopping Centre (3 photographs). Feb 1996D/D PP/102/1-25

Panoramic view of Castle Square and views from it, including the Castle and Treasure (5 photographs); a view of Swansea Bay; three dogs next to ?David Evans; and Singleton Park including the interior of the tropical plant house, the Swiss cottage and snow (16 photographs). Feb 1996D/D PP/103/1-23

Castle Square, Swansea, including the fountains (5 photographs); Sketty School; National Westminster Bank; Swansea (2 photographs); sculptures in the Maritime Quarter (4 photographs); the demolition of buildings in the Maritime Quarter (11 photographs); Swansea sailing cadets; Swansea locks (2 photographs) and an old wall-sign for Willss Goldflake cigarettes, Mumbles. Mar-Apr 1996D/D PP/104/1-27

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post regarding the Ermine Street Guard; a Roman re-enactment group which helped to launch a new exhibition at Swansea Museum (13 photographs); views of Mumbles Bay (3 photographs) and a copy of a photograph showing Prospect Place, c. 1900. Apr 1996D/D PP/105/1-19

Swansea Marina; derelict buildings on High Street and views from a window in the ?Maritime Museum. May 1996 [1 envelope containing 4 photographsD/D PP/106/1-4

St Marys Church (2 photographs); The Paxton Inn, Recorder Street (2 photographs); Swansea Prison (2 photographs) and the interior of Swansea Museum (2 photographs). Jun 1996D/D PP/107/1-10

Envelope labelled Part-demolition of Mermaid including the Mermaid Hotel in the Mumbles (13 photographs); Castle Square, Swansea; Exchange Buildings (10 photographs); a Radio 3 Road-show in Castle Square (3 photographs). Jun 1996D/D PP/108/1-27

Castle Square, Swansea (4 photographs) and a view of County Hall, Oystermouth Road. Jul 1996 [1 envelope containing 5 photographs and negativesD/D PP/109/1-5

Photographs and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post of the Dwy Droed Chwith dance team at Pontardawe (23 photographs); a diving competition at Mumbles Pier (11 photographs) and entertainment in Castle Square; Swansea (5 photographs). Jul-Aug 1996D/D PP/110/1-40

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post of Wind Street, Swansea (7 photographs) and the cliffs overlooking a Gower beach (5 photographs). Jan 1997 [1 envelope containing 12 photographs, negatives and 2 newscuttings)D/D PP/111/1-14

Construction works between the old cinema on Castle Street and Parc Tawe (13 photographs); views from Castle Square, including Swansea Castle and Treasure (5 photographs); 1920s buildings on Northampton Lane, near the Kingsway (6 photographs); unidentified derelict buildings (2 photographs); views of Adelaide Street (2 photographs); demolition works around Swansea (3 photographs); building work in the grounds of St James Church, Walter Road (7 photographs) and views of The Oxwich Bay Hotel (2 photographs). Feb 1997D/D PP/112/1-40

Photographs and a leaflet relating to a Native American Arts Festival (20 photographs); detail from an unidentified derelict house (built in 1887) (2 photographs); the interior of ?The Grand Theatre, Swansea; the interior of Café Mambo, Castle Street (2 photographs); Clyne Gardens and entertainment (5 photographs); a view of St Marys Street; views of the Uplands, Swansea, including a Salvation Army Brass Band (5 photographs); sunset over Swansea taken from Clyne View, Killay, (2 photographs) and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the Lord Mayor of Swansea, Gareth Williams. Jun-Sep 1997D/D PP/113/1-40

The No Sign Inn (2 photographs); skateboarders and roller bladders, particularly in Castle Square, Swansea underneath a sign saying Skateboarding Strictly Prohibited (4 photographs); and entertainment in the Dylan Thomas Centre (6 photographs). Sep 1997D/D PP/114/1-12

The Kingsway, with views up Northampton Lane and St Helens Road. Sep 1997D/D PP/115/1-23

The river path alongside Sainsburys, Swansea (9 photographs); photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post relating to a C&A open day (2 photographs); a vintage car exhibition outside the Black Boy, Killay (10 photographs); and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post relating to an Asian Day in the Dylan Thomas Centre. Sep-Oct 1997D/D PP/116/1-24

Sculptures from the Sculpture Court in the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery; Swansea (3 photographs); views of Wind Street, including an ornate lamp-post (4 photographs); and St Andrews United Reformed Church (2 photographs). Oct 1997D/D PP/117/1-9

A vintage car, parked on White Walls, Swansea, opposite Littlewoods (3 photographs); John Menzies, the newsagents, before closure (4 photographs) and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post relating to its closure; a rubbish bin (2 photographs); Kwik Save, Oxford Street, after closing down (3 photographs). Oct 1997D/D PP/118/1-13

Redevelopment at the back of the Assembly Rooms (6 photographs); construction of the petrol station at Sainsburys, Quay Parade (6 photographs); and a fairground in Castle Square, Swansea (4 photographs). Dec 1997D/D PP/119/1-16

Photographs, newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post and a letter relating to the old Odeon Cinema on the Kingsway (46 photographs); entertainment in Castle Square (3 photographs); Sidoli's Café (2 photographs); a fast-food van outside David Evans and redevelopment of the Assembly Rooms (5 photographs). Dec 1997D/D PP/120/1-56

Demolition works on York Street; improvements to Sainsburys, Swansea; and road-works on Wind Street and St Marys Street (8 photographs). Dec 1997D/D PP/121/1-10

The roof of Sainsburys, Swansea (2 photographs); the back of the Assembly Rooms, Pier Street, Swansea (6 photographs); Continental Stores, Wind Street, Swansea; new building on Quay Parade; a market in Castle Square (3 photographs); shopping centre in ?Cardiff and Swansea City Centre on a winters evening, including views of Oxford Street and the Kingsway (3 photographs). Dec 1997D/D PP/122/1-17

The Strand, Swansea; sunbathers on Swansea beach (2 photographs) and pictures of neglect around Swansea (16 photographs). 1997D/D PP/123/1-19

Photographs and a newscutting from The Herald of Wales of Bennetts Furniture store, Wind Street, Swansea in the process of closing down; a view of Castle Street, building work in the Maritime area (3 photographs); views of the derelict buildings on the Strand (2 photographs); and Fultons Restaurant, Wind Street. FebMar 1998D/D PP/124/1-9

Car park at the bottom of Wind Street (17 photographs); boats in the Marina, the water mill tea rooms called Y Felin, Felindre (3 photographs) and the re-building of Swansea assembly rooms (2 photographs). Sep 1998D/D PP/125/1-23

Shoppers in the Quadrant Shopping Centre (2 photographs); a closing-down sale in Frayne's shoe-shop, Oxford Street; photographs and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post showing abseilers on the side of the Alexandra House, opposite High Street Station (3 photographs); and a Cockles and Celts festival on Oxford Street, Swansea (3 photographs). Oct 1998D/D PP/126/1-10

Litter in Castle Square (7 photographs); the empty Castle View Restaurant on Castle Street; and High Street, showing Stardust Amusements in the old Chapman's buildings (4 photographs). Nov 1998D/D PP/127/1-12

Swansea water-works, including reservoir (2 photographs) and photographs and a small advertisement for a visual reconstruction of The Stations of the Cross in Castle Square (6 photographs). 1998D/D PP/128/1-9

Photographs and newscuttings from the Western Mail and South Wales Evening Post of a visit to Swansea by Prince Charles (7 photographs); a parade on Oxford Street (3 photographs); a sunset scene, the Botanic Gardens, Swansea (2 photographs); photographs and a newscutting from The South Wales Evening Post relating to the removal of gas holders from the old gas works site off Oystermouth road (2 photographs) and the rebuilding of the Assembly Rooms (2 photographs). 1998D/D PP/129/1-20

Photographs and a newscutting relating to Wind Street, Swansea, especially the former Metropolitan Bank of England and Wales (4 photographs); cyclists on the Swansea Bay cycle track; and St Marys Church. 1998D/D PP/130/1-7

Swansea Marina, including views of the Dylan Thomas Centre (6 photographs); the Grand Theatre and the Information Centre from Singleton Street and the Quadrant bus station (6 photographs), events at a Pontardawe Festival (6 photographs); and a view of The Osborne Hotel (2002). 1998D/D PP/131/1-19

Photographs and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post of the closure of the Arena Café, Plasmarl (3 photographs); the ruins of the Hermon Chapel, Plasmarl (3 photographs); the old Lloyds Bank, Wind Street; views of the Mumbles, including the Lighthouse and Pier (4 photographs); and a sunset scene. Feb 1999D/D PP/132/1-13

Wind Street redevelopment (6 photographs) and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the closure of Lloyds Bank on Wind Street; and general views of Swansea in the snow. Feb 1999D/D PP/133/1-8

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post of a vintage car exhibition in Singleton Park, Swansea (16 photographs); the fountain in Castle Square when it was turned pink (2 photographs); and the flats next to old Sketty School under construction. May 1999D/D PP/134/1-22

Photographs and a pull-out souvenir from the South Wales Evening Post of a visit from the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh (6 photographs) and Stouthall and its environs, Reynoldston (4 photographs). May-Jun 1999D/D PP/135/1-11

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the German passenger ferry, the Berlin (4 photographs); an old railway signal, somewhere near Swansea Docks (3 photographs); music in Gellionen Chapel, Pontardawe (3 photographs); and a service programme with enclosed newscuttings relating to the Pontardawe Festival. Aug 1999D/D PP/136/1-12

Swansea beach and the Slip; Gellionen Unitarian Chapel, near Pontardawe and burial ground and gate-post at ?Clyne Castle. Sep 1999D/D PP/137/1-4

A demonstration mini-tram (4 photographs); fairground rides at Christmas (3 photographs); abseilers on The South Wales Evening Post building (1 photograph) and a view of Marks & Spencer, Oxford Street, Swansea (2 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/138/1-10

Road-works on Princess Way (4 photographs) and views of and from Mount Pleasant Hospital (9 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/139/1-13

Mount Pleasant Hospital, disused, and views from it; the playground of Terrace Road Primary School. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/140/1-9

The Dylan Thomas Centre; ?Sketty Churchyard and views of Rhossili (3 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/141/1-6

A vintage bus exhibition at the Quadrant Bus Station, Swansea (15 photographs) and redevelopment work on Oxford Street (2 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/142/1-17

Princess Diana, The GX Superbowl, the swimming pool at the Swansea Leisure Centre, the Maritime Quarter (6 photographs); the Swansea Masjid Meeting House (2 photographs); a view of the St. Davids shopping area; a young string group playing in the Quadrant Shopping Centre and views of Swansea Bay (2 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/143/1-15

Singleton Park and terraced houses in the Ffynone area, Swansea. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/144/1-2

The Maritime Quarter, Swansea; building works behind the Quadrant Shopping Centre; demolition of an unidentified property and a plaque marking the site of The Old Weavers Mill, the first reinforced concrete-framed building to be built in Britain. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/145/1-39

Flats in the Maritime Quarter of Swansea (2 photographs); an unidentified derelict property and views of The Dylan Thomas Centre undergoing redevelopment (3 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/146/1-6

The Dylan Thomas Centre undergoing development and The Associated British Ports building. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/147/1-21

Entertainment in Castle Square. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/148/1-14

Demolition works on Plymouth Street, Swansea (3 photographs); the opening day of the out-of-town Dollond & Aitchison, Carmarthen Road, Swansea (3 photographs) and lifeboats on the Marina (3 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/149/1-9

Period costumes being modelled in Mumbles (7 photographs); the Botanical Gardens (2 photographs); and the Memorial Baptist Chapel, Walter Road, Swansea (8 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/150/1-18

Derelict and partly-demolished properties on Wind Street, Swansea (5 photographs); lobster pots and fishing nets (2 photographs), views of Swansea bay (3 photographs); gravestones and statues in Oystermouth Cemetery (5 photographs); and ferries and yachts in the Marina (4 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/151/1-19

The Tower of the Nets; the Argyle Presbyterian Methodist Church just after closure; views of Dockland (3 photographs); Parc Tawe (2 photographs); the rear entrances to stands on the Vetch; a statue, Woolworths on Oxford Street, and The Dylan Thomas Centre. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/152/1-12

The old Oxford Buildings (10 photographs), new flats being built in William Court (4 photographs), views of and from Mount Pleasant (15 photographs) and views of Clyne Gardens (2 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/153/1-31

Oxford Buildings, Oxford Street, views of the Maritime Quarter (11 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/154/1-12

Improvements to Peacocks; Oxford Street and views of the Docks (4 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/155/1-5

Sailing vessels in the Marina (7 photographs) and a festival/carnival in the City centre (5 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/156/1-12

The Dylan Thomas Centre (3 photographs); flats on the Marina (2 photographs); and a junior school recorder group playing in the Quadrant Shopping Centre. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/157/1-7

The Swansea Accordion Orchestra performing in Mumbles (3 photographs) and shoppers on Nelson Street, Swansea. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/158/1-4

Renovation work and vessels in the Marina (8 photographs), a gate in the wall of Terrace Road, Swansea and some unidentified plant-life. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/159/1-10

Rotherslade Promenade Shelter (10 photographs), The Dylan Thomas Centre (2 photographs) and the interior of Swansea Maritime and Industrial Museum, showing a RNLI vessel. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/160/1-13

Unidentified excavation works (3 photographs); MGK Leisure Amusements; the St. Davids Shopping area; photographs and a newscutting relating to squatters in the old Downs Furniture Centre (4 photographs); demolition works on High Street, Swansea (2 photographs); fairground rides on Oxford Street (2 photographs); a view of Oystermouth Road and County Hall; a traffic warden on Union Street, Swansea and a chapel and adjoining burial ground (3 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/161/1-19

Mosaic from the Maritime Quarter (2 photographs); a stone carving of a hand (2 photographs); the photographer's reflection in a window (2 photographs); an excavation site and the Guildhall clock-tower. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/162/1-8

An old ?mill with nearby waterfall undergoing redevelopment (8 photographs); and the rear of some unidentified four-storey buildings (2 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/163/1-10

Wind Street (3 photographs); a military parade in the city centre, West Way (2 photographs); Swansea Gas Works site; the construction of the flats at William Court opposite the Grand Theatre; an anchor; Swansea beach (2 photographs) and graffiti on the walls of Marine Walk. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/164/1-13

Demolition works near the old Palace Theatre on High Street (7 photographs); the junction between Plymouth Street and Oxford Street showing redevelopment of one of the shops (2 photographs); an extension being added to the Cross Keys (2 photographs) and an Indian celebration of ?marriage (4 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/165/1-15

Margam Orangery and its gardens (3 photographs) and a view of the Marina through an archway. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/166/1-4

Campaigners promoting Swansea (2 photographs); Foners Jewellers on Mansel Street, Swansea (2 photographs); 9 Adelaide Street (8 photographs) and the rebuilding of the Assembly Rooms (3 photographs). n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/167/1-15

Swansea Bay, the building of Tescos, Oystermouth Road, the demolition of 9 Adelaide Street (6 photographs), views of the Maritime Quarter, including the Pump House (5 photographs) and a virginia creeper in the Autumn. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/168/1-14

Swansea Castle (3 photographs); views from the river path alongside Sainsburys; swans, pigeons and seagulls in ?Brynmill Park (5 photographs); a view of Victoria Road; The Fine Leg & Firkin formerly the Cricketers Hotel, King Edward Road (2 photographs); lampposts (3 photographs), a view of Townhill from the Marina and details of unidentified houses. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/169/1-20

David Evans department store; the BT building, both taken from Castle Square; views of Oxford Street (2 photographs); St Andrews United Reformed Church (4 photographs); derelict buildings in the Brynmill area (2 photographs); and the decorative porch of an unidentified building. n.d. (1990s)D/D PP/170/1-11

Little Wind Street and Victoria Road (5 photographs); construction works next to St. Marys Church, Swansea (2 photographs); interesting finds on the beach at Three Cliffs (5 photographs); detail from an unidentified vehicle and the dome on Sainsburys supermarket, Swansea (2 photographs). May 2000D/D PP/171/1-15

The Marina (2 photographs), views of and from Swansea Museum (2 photographs); an unidentifiable photograph, views of and from C&A before closure (3 photographs); views of sunbathers on Swansea beach (6 photographs); Pontardawe Festival; shoppers in Parc Tawe, a sky scene and a newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post about lessons in the customs and culture of Jews. JulAug 2000D/D PP/172/1-17

Envelope labelled St Andrews Church Swansea, St Helens Road/George Street, Good Friday', also including the Argyle Presbyterian Chapel, St Helens Road, Swansea. 29 Mar 2002D/D PP/173/1-37

Bundle of papers containing the following: Argyle Chapel, St Helens Road after a fire (10 photographs); St Andrews United Reformed Church, St Helens Road after a fire which occurred on the same night (2 photographs), the base of the front wall of the Islamic Centre, St Helens Road, Danygraig Cemetery; the outside of Swansea Baths (7 photographs); Swansea Guildhall and a view of Mayhill from Kilvey Hill; Argyle Chapel, St Helens Road (8 photographs); and views of colourfully-painted houses in Sandfields (6 photographs); Newscutting from the South Wales Evening Post relating to the market for religious property for conversion to residential purposes; Printouts from the South Wales Evening Post website relating to historic and religious buildings. Sep-Oct 2002D/D PP/174/1-40

Photographs and newscuttings from the South Wales Evening Post of a public demonstration in resistance to the war in Iraq (25 photographs) and the dismantling of the Norwegian Church, Kings Road, Swansea (10 photographs). Feb 2003D/D PP/175/1-38

Photographs and a newscutting from the Herald of Wales showing St. Helens Road, Swansea, including St Andrews United Reformed Church (4 photographs); the Oxford Street Schools (15 photographs); unidentified demolition works, Albert Ace stores, Dillwyn Street (2 photographs); Rhossili Beach (3 photographs); the Docks (3 photographs) and the Y.M.C.A.. n.d., (c. 2000)D/D PP/176/1-30

NewscuttingsDD PP/3/hub

SlidesDD PP/4/hub