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Deunydd yn ymwneud â chyswllt John Meirion Morris â'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol, gan gynnwys llawlyfr arddangosfa celf a chrefft Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Aberystwyth 1992 (sy'n nodi John Meirion Morris fel un o ddetholwyr cystadleuwyr y Fedal Aur Mewn Celfyddyd Gain (tud. 8)); llythyr, 30 Ionawr 1985, at Dr R. Geraint Gruffydd, Llyfrgellydd Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, oddi wrth Emyr Jenkins, cyfarwyddwr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru, yn cymeradwyo ail-etholiad John Meirion Morris i Banel Celf a Chrefft Cyngor yr Eisteddfod; adroddiadau ar arddangosfa gelf a chrefft yr Eisteddfod, 1981 (arnodwyd ar frig y ddalen gyntaf yn llaw John Meirion Morris: 'Adroddiad cyntaf 1981') a 1989 (a gyfeirwyd at Emyr Jenkins, gydag arnodiad ar frig y dudalen gyntaf yn llaw John Meirion Morris: 'Yr ail adroddiad 1989 Adroddiad cyntaf 1981'); llythyr ymddiswyddiad o Banel Celf a Chrefft Cyngor yr Eisteddfod oddi wrth John Meirion Morris at Emyr Jenkins (25 Medi 1991), ynghyd â llythyr o ymateb, 16 Hydref 1991, oddi wrth Emyr Jenkins at John Meirion Morris; manylion treuliau John Meirion Morris tra'n gwasanaethu ar banel detholwyr Arddangosfa Celf a Chrefft Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru Aberystwyth 1992; a llythyr, 29 Ebrill 1992, at John Meirion Morris oddi wrth Eirian Dulyn Owen, trefnydd Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Urdd Gobaith Cymru Bro Glyndŵr 1992 yn cydnabod gwasanaeth John Meirion Morris fel beirniad adran grefft, dylunio a thechnoleg yr eisteddfod.
= Material relating to John Meirion Morris' association with the National Eisteddfod of Wales, which includes an arts and crafts exhibition handbook from the Aberystwyth National Eisteddfod 1992 (noting John Meirion Morris as one of the selectors for the Fine Arts Gold Medal competition (p. 8)); letter, 30 January 1985, to Dr R. Geraint Gruffydd, National Library of Wales Librarian, from Emyr Jenkins, director of the National Eisteddfod of Wales, commending John Meirion Morris' re-election to the Eisteddfod Council's Arts and Crafts Panel; reports on the 1981 and 1989 National Eisteddfod arts and crafts exhibitions (the 1981 report annotated on the first page in John Meirion Morris' hand [translated]: 'First report 1981', while the 1989 report is addressed to Emyr Jenkins and is annotated at the top of the first page in John Meirion Morris' hand [translated]: 'The second report 1989 First report 1981'); letter of resignation from the Eisteddfod Council Arts and Crafts Panel from John Meirion Morris to Emyr Jenkins, 25 September 1991, together with Emyr Jenkins' letter of response, 16 October 1991, to John Meirion Morris; details of expenses incurred by John Meirion Morris while serving on the selection panel of the 1992 Aberystwyth National Eisteddfod Arts and Crafts Exhibition; and a letter, 29 April 1992, to John Meirion Morris from Eirian Dulyn Owen, organiser of the 1992 Glyndŵr and District National Urdd Eisteddfod of Wales, acknowledging John Meirion Morris' services as adjudicator in the eisteddfod's craft, design and technology section.

Scripts formerly held as stock at DAW as loan from theatre companies across Wales, with titles beginning with 'P' and 'R'. Titles included are as follows:

'Pa John?' no author, no date.
'Paradise Drive' by Charles Way for Hijinx Theatre, 1988.
'Pasiant Sir Y Fflint', by Lesie Harries and Desmond Healy, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru Y Fflint/Flint, 1969.
'Pawb a'i Fys' by Miriam Llywelyn. Winning drama at Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru Aberystwyth 1992.
'Penrhyneiddiwch'. A program of entertainment by BBC Cymru artists from the Pavilion of the Eisteddfod Genedlaethol, Bangor 1971.
'Petalau yn y Gwynt' by Rhydderch T. Jones, 1952.
'Peth 'Ma', Welsh adaptation by Bob Roberts of 'Gizmo' by Alan Ayckbourn. Presented by Theatr Crwys, no date.
'Phil', no author, no date.
'Pinocchio' by Anne Pearson, presented by Torch Theatre, 1979.
'Plas Dafydd' by Huw Roberts for Cwmni Theatr Gwynedd, 1987.
'Plygu'r Papur' by Gareth Owen, no date.
'Y Practis' by Leyshon Williams, [1934].
'Priodas Dda' by Gwynne D. Evans for Cwmni Theatr Fach Cross Hands, no date.
'Put Your Shoes On, Lucy' by Robert Furnival, no date.
'Razmataz K. Zoo' by Christopher Speyer, no date.
'Red Vein' by Mike Dorrell, [1979].
'Y Rhai a Lwydda' by Bernard Evans, no date.
'Rhedeg am Ras', Welsh adaptation by Garry Nicholas of 'Run For Your Wife' by Ray Cooney, no date.
'Rhiain Perlog Li', Welsh adaptation by Ann Parry-Williams of 'Lady Precious Gem' by S.I. Hsiung. Performed at Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru, Maldwyn 1965.
'Rhwd yn y Rhedyn', Welsh adaptation by Emlyn Jones of 'Barbed Wire and Bracken' by J. Mansel Thomas, 1955.
'Rhyddid Brau' by Melfyn R. Williams, music by Rhydian Gwyn. Presented by Cwmni Theatr Ieuenctid Meirionnydd, [1984/1985].
'Y Rifiw', no author, no date.
'Run Away Home' by Margaret Pengelly for transmission on Radio Wales, 1984.

Scripts formerly held as stock at DAW as loan from theatre companies across Wales, with titles beginning with 'G-I'. Titles included are as follows:

'Gan Bwyll' by Morris Jones , no date.
'Godiva', script by Joe McGinley and directed by John Muirhead for Theatr Clwyd, 1984. Also includes three photographs of the actors on set.
'Godspell', no author, no date.
'Gweilch ym Mharadwys', Welsh adaptation by Kathleen Parry of 'Les Guex au Paradis', by G.M. Martens and André Obey, 1975.
'Gwesty'r Garibaldi', by Gwynedd Huws Jones. Winner of a prize in Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru in Aberystwyth, 1992.
'Gwir Baradwys Rhyl?' by Dylan Wyn Williams, 2001.
'Gwisga Dy Ddillad, Clarisse!', a Welsh adaptation by Sion Pennant of 'Mais N'te romene Pas Toute Nue!' by Georges Fedeau. No date.
'Gwraig y Ffermwr', no author, no date.
'Gwreiddiau' by Sera Moore Williams and produced by Theatr Iolo, 1992.
'Gwydion' by Fflur Dafydd, no date.
'Happy Families' by Margaret Kynaston, no date.
'The Happy Hypocrite' by C.S. Nicholls, no date.
'The Harvester's Feast' by Denise Deegan, 1984.
'Heledd' by Emyr Jones, no date.
'Helga' by 'Lyrec', no date.
'Hengaer', an adaptation by Peter Palmer and Ron Saunders of 'Macbeth', 1989.
'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau' by Gareth F. Williams, submitted to Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Newport, 1988.
'Hist! Mae'r Babi'n Cysgu', [performed by] Ysgol Berffromio Dyffryn Tywi, no date.
'Hiwatha's Departure', Welsh adaptation by Stephen J. Williams, no date.
'House of America' by Edward Thomas, 1988.
'Humpty' by William Ingram, [1978].
'Hunllef Yng Nghymru Fydd' by Gareth Miles, first performed at the 1990 National Eisteddfod.
'Iechyd Da' by [Mei Jones] for Theatr Bara Caws, 1985.
'Ifas a'i Bethan', no author, no date.
'In the Bleak Midwinter' by Charles Way and Hijinx Theatre, 1990.
'The Interview', by Dee Holiday for Radio Wales, 1984.
'Inner City Limits' by Charles Way for Gwent Theatre in Education Co., 1981.
'I'w Gadw yn y Teulu', by Enid E. Thomas, no date.