| Description | 1-13 copies of old photographs of Bangor;
14 "Story of an Oak" that was felled, the history of the Royal Oak Tavern, Bangor;
15 "Heyday of the Penrhyn Arms";
16 two old photographs;
17 "Historical Notebook"- Bangor c. 1800;
18 "City's century of progress and expansion"- incorporation of Bangor and its subsequent history;
19 "Centre for a Plot'-history of Plas Alcock;
20 "The Local feud that gave Bangor Nonconformists an early boost"- the beginnings of Nonconformity in Bangor;
21 "Storm in a Tea Cup"- Thomas De Ouincey's stay in Bangor;
22 "The Old Inns of Bangor";
23 "Hall of Residence with a History of Hospitality"- history of the George Hostel;
24 "Those Coaching Days";
25 "Pastimes of yesteryear";
26 "Early days of banking"; a? "Historical Notebook;
28 "School founded on the site of an ancient friary"- history of Friars' School;
29 "Historical Notebook";
30 "Historical Notebook (2)";
31 "Mansion that was steeped in history"- history of Penrallt house;
32 "Historical Notebook";
33 "Baron Hill";
34 "Historical Notebook";
35 "And they built a crooked town"- development of Bangor High Street and neighbouring buildings;
36 "Historical Notebook";
37 "An Ancestor's Diary"- diary of Thomas Roberts of Bryneisteddfod, Glan Conway, 1735 - 1804;
38 "Putting the Chapels on the Map";
39 "Historical Notebook"- scrapbook of E Myrddin Jones;
40 "A favourite meeting place"- the Waterloo Inn, "Illegitimacy was rampant";
41 "The private house that became the Albion";
42 "Historical Notebook" - the history of the Penrhyn Arms Hotel;
43 "One of the oldest Cathedral Sites"-Bangor Cathedral;
43A "Harping Back"- history of the Harp Inn;
44 "Catholics returned to Bangor in 1827 and Our Lady followed";
45 "Beneath the old gas lamp" Bangor's market cross;
45A "Spar decked corvette was a familiar sight"- history of H.M.S. Clio;
46 "A wonderful sight under full sail"- the Mary B. Mitchell;
47 "Historical Notebook"- history of the Normal College;
47A "An ancient ledger from the Harp Inn";
47B Conway;
47C "Historical Notebook"- history of the English College at Rome;
48 "Tragic end to two month journey"- the wreck of the “Royal Charter";
49 "The City's first savings bank";
50 "The early days of city banking";
51 "In the days when knights and smugglers were bold";
52 "Dic Aberdaron";
53 "Historical Notebook";
54 "The four husbands of a Tudor beauty"- the life of Catherine of Berain;
55 "Hester Lynch Salisbury (Mrs Piozzi) and her famous friend";
56 "Lessons in History";
57 "Growth of a town";
58 "Historical Notebook"- Watkin Owen of Llanrwst;
58A "Try the Royal Oak, I hear the ostler's good";
59 "Historical Notebook";
60 "Bury my heart in Bangor Cathedral";
61 Photograph and short biography of J. Farrar Roberts;
62 "An Opium-eater's view of Bangor"- Thomas De Quincey;
63 "Hephzibah's big sell-out'- short history of Penrallt and some other Bangor houses and buildings;
64 "The Monks” Tale"- history of the Dominican Friary at Bangor;
65 "Good Old Dean Cotton";
66 "Rock Follies"- history of Gwrych Castle;
67 "In all good faith"- Welsh Catholic martyrs;
68 "Australia revisited";
69 "Sixpoor Almsmen, old and impotent..."- history of the Bangor Almshouses;
69A "Historical Notebook"- submerged lands and sunken cities;
70 "When a Queen was led by the hand"- Princess Victoria at Bangor and Beaumaris;
70A "Historical Notebook" (2);
71 "Historical Notebook";
72 "Historical Notebook";
72A "Historical Notebook";
73 "A family seat rich in history"- history of Gwydir;
74 "Historical Notebook";
75 "Many Perils of Crossing the Straits";
76 "Songs of a wayfarer- Thomas Edwards (Twm o'r Nant);
77 "When horses walked on frozen lake";
78 "Historical Notebook, Some Welsh Catholic Martyrs" (typescript);
79 "The Black Monks of Bangor" (from Country Quest);
80 “Historical Notebook";
81 "Martyred for Faith";
82 "A cathedral on the Isle of Saints"- history of Aberdaron Church and Bardsey;
83 "A warm welcome in Rome";
84 "Fever and Plague, Colour and Charm"- a history of Our Lady Immaculate, Bangor;
85 "Gerard Manley Hopkins and St. Beuno's College";
86 "Penrhyn and the Pugh's; "Priests and laymen who died for faith";
87 "Last bastion of the old faith";
88 "Heroes of the Faith";
89 "Three Famous Welsh Exiles"- Morys Clynnog, Thomas Goldwell and Owen Lewis;
90 "How the Society of Jesus came to Wales";
91 "The noble history of a great abbey"- history of Strata Florida;
92 "The cross saved from destruction". |