A short account of the twelve former members of Alltwen Congregational Chapel who perished during the 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 World Wars, by W. H. Hyett

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Various records relating to ClydachD/D Z 628

Ysgol Gyfyn Gymraeg Gellionnen, Clydach, Swansea: the development and early years of the original school building, 1926 compiled by W. H. Hyett. Gives the history of the building which initially housed Clydach Boys School (YGG Gellionnen from 1997). May 2005D/D Z 628/1

Clydach casualties of World War Two. 2010D/D Z 628/2

Clydach War Memorial Hospital: A Record of Twenty-One Years Service, 1925-1946. c1940sD/D Z 628/3

Clydach War Memorial Hospital: opening and dedication. 1925D/D Z 628/4

Short address by the Chairman of the Clydach Hospital League of Friends to Hebron Chapel. c. 1950sD/D Z 628/5

Casualties of World War One: Former Employees of the "Mond", Clydach, Swansea by W. H. HyettD/D Z 628/6

Facsimile of the order of service for the dedication of the war memorial at St Marys Church, Clydach, typed copy of entry in South Wales Daily Post relating to the opening; copy photograph of Graham Liddicott, one of the Clydach fallen, and biographical information about him.D/D Z 628/7

A short account of the twelve former members of Alltwen Congregational Chapel who perished during the 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 World Wars, by W. H. HyettD/D Z 628/8

A short account of the seventeen former pupils of Alltwen and Cilybebyll Schools who fell in the 1914-1918 World War, by W. H. HyettD/D Z 628/9