Swansea (Wales) -- Photographs.

Oxford St, Swansea

Ridley 1312.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

An animated view with numerous shops identifiable on both sides of the street.

Singleton Abbey nr Swansea

Ridley 1321.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

St Helens Road, Swansea

Ridley 1329.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

A view looking past St Helens Steam Marble, Stone & Monumental Works towards a church in the distance.

[St Mary's Church, Swansea after the blitz]

Item
[1941]

Part of Ifor & Joy Thomas Collection

A view looking across bombed buildings and rubble towards St Mary's Church and square, Swansea.

Swansea

Ridley 1331.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

Two copies on the same plate of a panoramic view of Swansea.

[Swansea from near the railway station]

Item
[c1950]

Part of Ifor & Joy Thomas Collection

Looking towards Townhill with railway sidings in the foreground.

Gwynfryn-Evans, Gordon (Rhydaman) photographer

[Swansea, looking towards Townhill]

Item
[c1945]

Part of Ifor & Joy Thomas Collection

Looking across back gardens of terraced houses towards Townhill, Swansea. The photo was probably taken on a Monday as many of the houses have washing on their clothes lines.

Gwynfryn-Evans, Gordon (Rhydaman) photographer

The Lake, Brynmill Park, Swansea

Ridley 1320.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

A pair of swans make their seperate ways across Brynmill lake.

Victoria Park, Swansea

Ridley 1294.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

Entrance to Victoria Park with a man selling ice cream from a handcart on the left hand side.

Victoria Park, Swansea

Ridley 1295.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

Flower beds and gazebo in Victoria Park.

Walter Road, Swansea

Ridley 1310.
Item
[ca.1905]

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

Looking down the centre of Walter Road.

Walters Road, Swansea

Ridley 1311.
Item
[ca.1905].

Part of Martin Ridley Collection

An oblique view of Walters Road with the White Rose Hotel on the left hand side in front of which is a horse drawn cart with 'T Bacup, Swansea' painted on the front.

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