Engraving entitled Margam Abbey, Glamorganshire. Painted by S. Arnold. Engraved by J. Craig. For the Antiquarian Library. Published by W. Clarke, New Bond Street.

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Pictorial collectionPIC

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

Engraving entitled Morfa Colliery, Glamorganshire, scene of the late fatal colliery explosion. From The Illustrated London News, 31 October 1863, page 449.PIC 1/1

Engraving entitled Margam Abbey, Glamorganshire. Painted by S. Arnold. Engraved by J. Craig. For the Antiquarian Library. Published by W. Clarke, New Bond Street.PIC 1/2

Engraving entitled Margam Abby, Glamorganshire. Engraved by Sparrow. Published by S. Hooper.PIC 1/3

Hand coloured engraving entitled Margam Abby, Glamorganshire. Engraved by Sparrow. Published by S. Hooper.PIC 1/4

Engraving entitled Margan (Margam). Drawn by Sir Richard C. Hoare. Engraved by William Byrne. Published by William Millar, Albemarle Street, London.PIC 1/5

Engraving entitled Margan (Margam). Drawn by Sir Richard C. Hoare. Engraved by William Byrne. Published by William Millar, Albemarle Street, London.PIC 1/6

Hand coloured engraving entitled Margam Abbey.PIC 1/7

Hand coloured engraving entitled Margam Church, Glamorganshire.PIC 1/8

Engraving entitled Reception of a Monster Railway Bar at Port Talbot, Glamorganshire. From The Illustrated London News, 1 January 1851.PIC 1/9

Hand coloured engraving entitled View of Penrise Castle in the County of Glamorgan. Engraved for England Displayd.PIC 1/10

Hand coloured engraving entitled The Worms Head in Tenby Bay. Drawn and engraved by William Daniell. Published by Messrs Longman & Co., Paternoster Row and William Daniell, 9 Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, London.PIC 1/11

Hand coloured engraving entitled The Mumbles Rocks and Lighthouse (Swansea Bay). Drawn by W. H. Bartlett. Engraved by W. Mossman.PIC 1/12

Hand coloured engraving entitled The Mumbles Light House, Glamorganshire.PIC 1/13

Hand coloured engraving entitled Oystermouth Castle & Harbour. Drawn by W. Westall. Engraved by F. Finden. Published by Charles Tilt, 86 Fleet Street, London.PIC 1/14

Hand coloured engraving entitled Oystermouth (Swansea Bay). Drawn by W. H. Bartlett. Engraved by W. Mossman.PIC 1/15

Hand coloured engraving entitled Pennarth Castle, Glamorganshire (Pennard). Published by E. Donavan.PIC 1/16

Engraving entitled The North West View of Penrise Castle in the County of Glamorgan (Penrice). From A Description of England and Wales, Vol. IIII, page 93.PIC 1/17

Engraving entitled The British Association Swansea, 1880: Swansea and places in the neighbourhood, visited by the British Association. Drawn by J. Sulman. From The Illustrated London News, 28 August 1880, pages 220-221.PIC 1/18

Hand coloured engraving entitled Opening of the New Docks at Swansea. Drawn by Charles W. Campion. From The Illustrated London News, 8 October 1859, page 343.PIC 1/19

Engravings entitled The Landore Viaduct near Swansea and The Terminus at Swansea. From The Illustrated London News, 29 June 1850, page 461.PIC 1/20

Hand coloured engraving entitled Swansea. Drawn by J. Nixon. Engraved by J. Walker. Published by Harrison & Co., 18 Paternoster Row, London.PIC 1/21

Hand coloured engraving entitled View of Swansea Castle in the County of Glamorgan. Engraved for England Displayd.PIC 1/22

Engraving entitled Sketty Hall, a seat of R. Sheldon Esq.. Published by T. Rothwell, Swansea.PIC 1/23

Hand coloured engraving entitled Swansea Castle. Drawn by P. Sadby. Engraved by Godfrey. Published by Richard Godfrey, 120 Long Acre.PIC 1/24

Hand coloured engraving entitled Review of South Wales Volunteers on the Crumlin Burrows, Swansea (Crymlyn Burrows). From The Illustrated London News, 10 August 1867.PIC 1/25

Hand coloured engraving entitled Swansea Bay. Drawn by W. H. Bartlett. Engraved by J. C. Armytage. Published by George Virtue, 26 Ivy Lane.PIC 1/26

Engraving entitled Singleton Abbey, Swansea, the residence of Mr H. H. Vivian, M.P., visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales. From The Illustrated London News.PIC 1/27

Engraving entitled The East View of Swansea Castle, in the County of Glamorgan. From A Description of England and Wales, Vol. IIII, page 92.PIC 1/28

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

Samuel and Nathaniel Buck engravingsPIC/16/hub

Engravings of Neath and surrounding areaPIC/N/hub