Printed copy of the selected design for the rebuilding of Swansea Market, by Buckley Wilson FRIBA and Glendinning Moxham MSA, architects of Swansea, n.d. 1887

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Randall Davies CollectionD 39

Randall Davies Collection: Albums And Folders of RecordsD39/1/hub

Miscellaneous Documents Received From Mr Randall Davies, Estates DepartmentD39/2/hub

Maps, Prints And Photographs of SwanseaD39/3/hub

Huddart's plan for the improvement of Swansea Harbour, 1804D 39/20

(Photographic copies of) two photographs of the old Guildhall, Swansea, originals dated 1856-1857D 39/21

The old Star Inn, Wind Street, Swansea, c. 1870D 39/22

(Photographic copy of) print of Swansea as seen from a point above the Harbour entrance, issued to coincide with a meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science; (photographic copy of) print of Swansea old Guildhall, n.d. 1880. Also includes (discovered while removing from frame) map of Aber Farm in the parishes of Llandyfodwg and Llangeinor, the property of the Swansea Free Grammar School, 1848. Includes inset plan of the Grammar School, Swansea. Reproduced from the tythe maps (sic) for Mr Francis by James Hall, Surveyor, Swansea.D 39/23

Printed copy of the selected design for the rebuilding of Swansea Market, by Buckley Wilson FRIBA and Glendinning Moxham MSA, architects of Swansea, n.d. 1887D 39/24

Photograph of Castle Street Swansea during demolition work in connection with road widening, 1909D 39/25

(Photographic copy of) artist's reconstruction of how medieval Swansea might have looked, by Ernest Morgan, Borough Architect of Swansea, n.d., 1920sD 39/26

A plan of the Town of Swansea, including the Harbour and Port Tennant from an actual survey by R W Jones Mem. Ins. C.E. This map is closely based on the town section of the Swansea tithe map of 1843, indeed may have partly used the same plates, but contains updated information and extends to Port Tennant, 1846D 39/27

Other RecordsD39/4/hub