Photograph, much damaged by damp, showing John Lewis as Mayor of Swansea, his wife and the councillors, outside the Mansion House, Swansea

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Photographs of the Lewis family, the Rees family of St Thomas, and of members of Fabians Bay Congregational Church, St Thomas, Swansea, 1912-c. 1930D/D Z 1039

Facsimile photographs of the childrens and adult choirs of Fabians Bay Congregational Chapel, St Thomas, Swansea, with notes on the identities of some of the people shownD/D Z 1039/1a-d

Photograph, much damaged by damp, showing John Lewis as Mayor of Swansea, his wife and the councillors, outside the Mansion House, SwanseaD/D Z 1039/2

Photograph presented to Cecil Lewis by the brethren of the Victoria Lodge, No. 1151, in happy memory of his reign as King Carnival during his fathers (Alderman John Lewis) year of office as Mayor of Swansea. The photograph shows Cecil Lewis in theatrical regalia.D/D Z 1039/3a-b

Anerchiad cyflwynedig ir Henadur John Lewis, Y.H. gan Bwyllgor Gwaith, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Frenhinol Cymru, Abertawe, 1926 (illuminated address presented to Alderman John Lewis by the Works Committee, Royal National Eisteddfod, Swansea, 1926)D/D Z 1039/4

Wedding photograph of Trevor Lewis (a draper in Morriston, also a JP) and Violet, née Craven, taken in AberystwythD/D Z 1039/5

Photograph of the Rees family of Bay View, St Thomas, members of Fabians Bay Congregational Chapel, including David Rees and Eleanor Rees, and their children Jack Rees, Alf Rees, Harold Rees, Winnie Rees and Lillian Rees.D/D Z 1039/6