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Photographs by a number of photographers showing groups and activities of Merched Y Wawr, the majority from the 1960s and 1970s. All are annotated on the reverse.

Printed copy available in XPB2273.M8.V.15.

Mental Philosophy II by Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd'). English. 1/2 red skiver. Donated from the library of the Reverend D. Eurof Walters, M.A., B.D., per Mrs Walters, May 1952.

Mental Philosophy I by Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd'). English. 1/2 red skiver. Donated from the library of the Reverend D. Eurof Walters, M.A., B.D., per Mrs Walters, May 1952.

Mensuration book of Evan Owens, Alltgoch while attending Llandre Church School. English. Between boards. Donated by Miss Ruffina Owen, Talybont, July 1971.

Mensuration book of David Evans, Mount Pleasant while at Ysgol Tomas Jâms (the Reverend Thomas James, Llandysul). English. Between boards.

Mensuration and miscellanea in the hand of William Barnad. English. Donated by the executors of the late Hugh Evans, Bootle, July 1942.

An account of agricultural life on a farm in Pentre-cwrt, part of the Llys Newydd estate. The sketches and maps are by David Leverton.

Papers of Menna Gallie including papers relating to her role as a writer, such as drafts of her novels, drafts of her translations of Un Nos Ola Leuad (Denbigh, 1961) and four chapters of Afal Drwg Adda, (Denbigh, 1973); talks and lectures given by her on a number of subjects; radio transcripts of talks; letters discussing literary matters; reviews of her works; articles written by Menna Gallie; notebooks and publishing contracts. There are also some personal papers which include letters, papers relating to the death of her mother and other miscellaneous items.

Additional papers donated June 2022: see added Series.

The donor's recollections of his time at Penrhos Camp, near Pwllheli, during the Second World War.

Reminiscences of Mr Len Parker who was evacuated from Liverpool to Llanfarian near Aberystwyth from 2 September 1939 until 4 July 1943, and a photocopy of the diary kept by Mr Len Parker from January to July 1943 whilst an evacuee in Llanfarian, and from July to December 1943 after his return to Liverpool.

Memorials relating to the stewardship of crown manors, &c., by T. Walter, Mr Rice, &c. English, Latin. In boards. Donated by the British Records Association, July 1943.

A copy of John Strype: Memorials of ... Thomas Cranmer ... (London, 1694), with a few notes on the flyleaf, including a tracing of the writing of Cranmer taken from a letter by him to Thomas Cromwell, now in British Museum Cotton MS Cleopatra E.VI.

Memorials of Nehemiah Rogers, etc. (Formerly J. R. Hughes MS 18.) English. Leather. Purchased from Mr J. R. Hughes, Dolgellau, January 1955.

Adysgrifau a mynegeion, ynghyd â mapiau a ffotograffau, a baratowyd gan Aneurin L. E. Griffiths, o arysgrifau beddfeini yng Nghapel y Bedyddwyr, Felinganol, Tre-groes; Capel y Bedyddwyr, Bethel, Treteio, Tyddewi; a Chapel y Methodistiaid Calfinaidd, Treffynnon, Llan-lwy, sir Benfro.

Transcripts of, or extracts from, memorial inscriptions in the churchyards of the parishes of Dolfor, Kerry, and Llanmerewig, co. Montgomery, as follows:- Dolfor, 1855-1908 (two typescript copies, the second of which is inscribed in pencil 'checked June 6, 1912, by J[ohn] B[ancroft] Willans', and contains manuscript addenda [in the hand of the said J. B. Willans], including transcripts of additional inscriptions, 1886-1912); Kerry, 1742- 1909 (typescript copy); and Llanmerewig, 1780-1910 (typescript copy, with manuscript addenda [again in the hand of J. B. Willans], including transcripts of additional inscriptions, ?1747-1909). Also plans of the churchyards at Dolfor and Kerry, providing a key (incomplete in the case of Kerry), to the locations of the inscriptions.

Transcripts of headstones at Bwlchgwynt Baptist Chapel, Cyffig, founded 1756, undertaken by Mr Benjamin John Keith Bowen, 2006, together with copies of relevant photographs and background information.

Memorandum on the South Wales coal trade by Sir William Thomas Lewis (typescript). In boards. Donated by Sir Joseph Davies, Cardiff, 1951.