1. Photography, Evidence and Archives: Finding a Different Welsh Visual Culture in Amgueddfa Cymru- National Museum Wales John Dillwyn Llewelyn, Thereza with Telescope at Caswell Bay, glass negative, c 1853

2. Frederick J. North Reproduced in Welsh Scenery Illustrated and Explained 1951

3. Penrhyn Slate Quarry, “Splitting and hand-trimming slate” Penrhyn Quarry Ltd.

4. The Old Style of Making Roof Slates 1920s, Welsh Folk Museum

5. The Old Style of Making Roof Slates, Penrhyn Slate Quarry, Bethesda Unknown photographer, c1920 Courtesy Nation Museum Wales

6. John Dillwyn Llewellyn, “Photographic Industry” Courtesy of National Museum Wales

7. BBC Reproduction from: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-23713798http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-23713798 From “In Pictures: Brunel’s Work in Wales”

8. John Dillwyn Llewellyn, Chepstow Bridge, c1852 Calotype (paper Negative), scanned 2013

9. William Booth, page from Glamorgan Survey, c 1890 Courtesy of Cardiff Library

10. W. Booth, Cardiff Docks, from Glamorgan Survey c 1890 Courtesy of Cardiff Library

11. W. Booth, Cardiff Castle, from Glamorgan Survey c1891 Courtesy of Cardiff Library

12. JS Collings, Cardiff Castle Courtesy of Cardiff Library W. Booth, Cardiff Castle

13. JS Collings, Unlabeled photograph Courtesy of Cardiff Library

14. JS Collings, Caerphilly Castle Courtesy of Cardiff Library

15. JS Collings, Penarth and Barry Docks Opening, 1871 Courtesy of Cardiff Library

16. JS Collings, Unlabeled photograph Courtesy of Cardiff Library

17. JS Collings, Unlabeled photograph Courtesy of Cardiff Library

18. JS Collings, Caerphilly Castle, Courtesy of Cardiff Library

19. Thomas Mansel Franklen, Carew Cross, c 1890 Courtesy of National Museum Wales

20. John Dillwyn Llewelyn, Thereza with Telescope at Caswell Bay, glass negative, c 1853 Courtesy of National Museum Wales

21. John Dillwyn Llewelyn, River Tees above High Force, circa 1850 Courtesy of National Museum Wales

22. Frederick Evans Maen Llia Standing Stone

23. Mine cast ashore near Porthcawl, 1936. Photo by “L Duck”?, Chemist, Porthcawl. Courtesy of National Museum Wales