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Visits and workshops Before visiting the Library you will need to contact us to discuss the details of your visit. The National Library of Wales Education Service is responsible for visits by…  

Cwmystwyth Records: Stories of Place and Community

Teacher Toolkit Today, Cwmystwyth may appear to be a quiet rural farming area with a small population. However, when learners explore its past, they discover that this valley was once a busy…  

The Drowning of Tryweryn Valley

Teacher Toolkit The story of Tryweryn is very important to the people of Wales, both emotionally and historically. In the 1950s, Liverpool City Council was looking for more water to supply its…  

History in Objects: Empire and Everyday Life

Contributors: People's Collection Wales; Narberth Museum; Mark Lewis  Teacher Toolkit Museum objects are not just old things from the past. They can tell important stories that still…  

Collaborative projects

The National Library of Wales has worked with external partners to deliver the following projects:  

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[ix] RHAGAIR Pan fu farw ym o'r ysgrifau Mawrth 1987 yr oedd Dr E. D. Jones wedi casglu'r mwyafrif oeddid wedi cytuno i'w cynnwys yn Y Bywgraffiadur Cymreig Atodiad ac yr oedd wedi golygu…  

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[X] YR YSGRIFWYR A.D.F.J. A.H.L. A. David Fraser Jenkins, Llundain Archibald A.J.M. Henry Lee, Caerdydd Aubrey John Martin (1911-90), Llandysul A.L. Aneirin Lewis A.L1.D. Aled A.L1.H. …  

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[viii] CYFLWYNIAD Aeth dros chwarter canrif heibio ers Cymreig (1941-50). Un rheswm dros yr cyhoeddi oedi ddegawd, sef 1951-70. Mae'r dystiolaeth ei le fel rhan a fu'n angenrheidiol o yn …  

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[xiv] BYRFODDAU YCHWANEGOL Adroddiad Blynyddol A.G.C. Adroddiad Blynyddol Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Cymru Alpine Jnl. Ann. Alpine Journal Roy. Coll. Surgeons Annals of the Royal College of…  

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CONTRIBUTORS A.apG. Arthur A.D.F.J. A.David Fraser Jenkins, London Gwynn (1902-87), Aberystwyth ap A.E. Aled Eames A.H.D. Arthur Herbert Dodd A.H.L. Archibald (1921-96), Bangor …