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Art and photography exhibition marks 60 years since the drowning of Tryweryn

Art and photography exhibition marks 60 years since the drowning of Tryweryn

Remembering sixty years since the flooding of Capel Celyn through imagery and art.

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‘Secrets of the Library’: Political Secrets

‘Secrets of the Library’: Political Secrets

Showing and discussing the stories in our political archives with Mark Drakeford.

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Upper half of the title page of 'De sensu rerum et magia' by Tommaso Campanella including Henry Vaughan's signature

Henry Vaughan and 'De sensu rerum et magia'

The Library recently bought a rare book that belonged to Henry Vaughan, a famous poet and mystic from Brecon.

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A selection of small diaries owned and used by Alfred Janes, 1944-1955

In the Bright Places

The life and papers of Welsh artist Alfred Janes

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Anti-racist Wales Action Plan Projects - Impact Survey

Anti-racist Wales Action Plan Projects - Impact Survey

Since the enactment of the Wales Anti-Racist Action Plan in 2022, the National Library of Wales like many other institutions across the country has embarked on several projects aimed at bringing meaningful change and impact to all its users

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Women's Rugby World Cup 2025

Collecting for the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup

The UK Web Archive is collecting websites about the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.

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A black and white image showing members of a male voice choir singing.

The Song We Sing is About Freedom (1975)

New film now showing in the National Library of Wales Peniarth room

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Both volumes of the Library's copy of 'The General History of the Pyrates'

The History of Two Welsh Pirates

With the help of a grant from the Friends of the Nations’ Libraries, the Library has purchased two volumes about pirates.

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Photograph of Barmouth Bridge taken by Geoff Charles, 1969

Mission: Impossible!

The story of a campaign to save a railway

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