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XS/3401

LLUNIAU O GASGLIAD MANSEL WILLIAMS, CYFARWYDDWR ADDYSG, SIR GAERNARFON
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE COLLECTION OF MANSEL WILLIAMS, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION FOR CAERANARVONSHIRE

Gweler XM/7891 ar gyfer casgliad Mansel Williams.
See XM/7891 for the Mansel Williams collection.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XS/3401/1	Oil painting of David Lloyd George, artist Nansi Margaret Williams (nee Llewelyn), born in Skewen, Glamorgan in 1910. She was a well known musician in the Skewen area, 1925-1938 and regularly attende... more	c. 1948
XS/3401/2	David Thomas, Clerk to the Education Committee and Director of Education ? 1918-1939.	n.d.
XS/3401/3	Chief Officers of Caernarvonshire County Council; back row: D.E. Parry-Pritchard, Medical Officer of Health; O.G. Jones, County Welfare Officer; middle row: D.W.E. Jenkins, Director of Education; Gwil... more	1946
XS/3401/4	Visit of Eamon de Valera to Caernarfon. Outside the Royal Hotel Caernarfon, left to right: Ald. Ffowc Williams, Mr. Glyn Jones, Mr. W.J. Lloyd, Mr. Mansel Williams, Mr. Eamon de Valera. Signed by Ea... more	1950 Jan. 27/28
XS/3401/5	Visit of the Minister of Education, Florence Horsburgh, to Bangor. Photograph taken outside St. Mary’s Church School, Bangor. Back row, left to right: W.J. Lloyd, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, Mansel ... more	?1954
XS/3401/6	John Disley, athlete, speaking to Caernarfonshire teachers. Left to right: W.T. Williams, John Disley, Haydn Jones, Mansel Williams, Ald. Alwyn Morris, Idris Jones.	195_
XS/3401/7	Official opening of the enlarged voluntary controlled primary school at Llanfairfechan by Mansel Williams.	1966 Jan.
XS/3401/8	Last meeting of Caernarfonshire Education Committee, colour.	1974 March
XS/3401/9	Unidentified formal group seated at a table, including Mansel Williams. One man is wearing a chain of office.	n.d.
XS/3401/10	Presentation by ? J. Ifor Davies of a sports cap to a young man, with many other people, including ? Mansel Williams.	n.d.

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