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  1. II Presbytery at St Joseph's R.C.Church Photos
    Attached by cloister/corridor to E of St Joseph’s Church.
  2. II R C Church of St Joseph Photos
    Tall church building overlooking valley with St John’s Church, Hafod, opposite, long flank to street.
  3. II Hafod Bridge
    Carries the main Neath Road over Cwm Road.
  4. II Palace Theatre Photos
    Occupying a triangular site bounded by High Street, Bethesda Street and Prince of Wales Road.
  5. II Libanus Baptist Chapel
    Facing modern roundabout at Cae Bricks.
  6. II* Bethesda Baptist Church Photos
    Set below road level in a railed burial ground on the corner with Prince of Wales Road.
  7. II St. Matthew's Church Photos
    Gable end forward to street with raised churchyard flanking sides and rear. One the site of the medieval chapel of St John the Baptist, rebuilt 1823-4 to designed by Wm Jernegan.
  8. II Church of St John the Baptist Photos
    Set in a railed churchyard with twin E gables facing down Graham Street; W front overlooking valley with St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church opposite.
  9. II* Ebenezer Baptist Chapel Photos
    Dominant building in a narrow side street off High Street and close to the railway station.
  10. II* Ebenezer Baptist Chapel Hall Photos
    Castle
  11. II Siloam Independent Chapel Photos
    Above the road with terraced forecourt and steps leading up.
  12. II Technical College Building Photos
    Occupying a commanding angle site near the brow of the hill. Bryn-Syfi Terrace to side and rear.
  13. II Church of St Luke Photos
    Set on a terraced site across the slope, and looking down to A483 roundabout at Libanus Chapel.
  14. II Former Swansea Grammar School Photos
    Sited on a terrace within the Technical College grounds.
  15. II Swansea Working Men's Club & Institute Photos
    Set into slope on corner of Quarry Street.
  16. II* Glynn Vivian Art Gallery Photos
    Castle
  17. II Church of St Jude & Church Hall Photos
    In a steep hillside position with side to road.
  18. II Central Library
    In a group of public buildings at the N end of the city centre
  19. II School of Art Photos
    In a group of public buildings at the N end of the city centre.
  20. II Central Police Station Photos
    Occupying a commanding angle site at junction with Orchard Street. Formerly accommodated fire brigade also
  21. II Centre for Greater Self Awareness (The Old Ragged School) Photos
    Main elevation to the street and facing rear elevation of Central Library and College of Art building.
  22. II Mount Pleasant Hotel Photos
    Set against hillside on corner of Heathfield, a scarce domestic survivor of late Georgian Swansea.
  23. II Offices of Community Industry Photos
    Prominently sited at the foot of the hill on the corner with Mount Pleasant Drive.
  24. II Kings Arms PH Photos
    On the corner with King Street.
  25. II Manselton School Attached Block Photos
    Occupying a large, prominent site between Manor Road and Cecil Street.
  26. II Manselton School Photos
    Occupying a large, prominent site between Manor Road and Cecil Street.
  27. II The Bush Hotel
    Midway between Kings Lane and Welcome Lane.
  28. II Church of St Michael & all Angels (Manselton Parish Church) Photos
    On the corner with Bohun Street, ground falls steeply to E.
  29. II Former Vivian locomotive shed Photos
    Located on the west bank of the river Tawe, opposite the White Rock Industrial Archaeology Park.
  30. II Top Rank Club (formerly Albert Hall) Photos
    Prominently sited on the corner with De La Beche Street.
  31. II Mount Calvary English Baptist Chapel Hall Photos
    On a corner site with main front facing N on to Elgin Street.
  32. II Unitarian Church Photos
    Set back from street with gabled porch reached across an open paved forecourt.
  33. II Mount Calvary English Baptist Chapel Photos
    On a corner site with main front facing N on to Elgin Street.
  34. II* Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Hall Photos
    Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
  35. II* Mount Pleasant Baptist School Blocks
    Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
  36. II* Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Photos
    Prominently sited on the corner with Dynevor Place.
  37. II Iron bollard on E side of Afon Tawe
    Set back some 3m back from the quay wall on the E side of the Afon tawe approximately 200m N of Tawe Bridge.
  38. II Dock at former White Rock Copperworks and quay wall to N
    On the E bank of the Tawe on the W side of the site of the former White Rock Copperworks.
  39. II Boundary wall of former Hafod Copperworks canal docks Photos
    Located on the east bank of the former Swansea Canal, east of the car park of Landore Social Club.
  40. II Hafod Limekiln Photos
    Set away from the main road and reached under the railway line. Formerly on W side of Swansea Canal (now filled in) begun 1794, fully opened 1798.
  41. II Former Hafod Copperworks river quay
    Located at the north side of the Hafod and Morfa copperworks site, off the cross-valley road between Foxhole Road and Neath Road.
  42. II Mond Buildings Photos
    Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
  43. II Mond Buildings Photos
    Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
  44. II Mond Buildings Photos
    Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
  45. II Mond Buildings Photos
    Large commercial block on corner with Park Street.
  46. II Chimney west of Vivian engine house Photos
    Located on the slope to the west of the Vivian engine house and east of the former Swansea Canal.
  47. II* Musgrave engine house and chimney Photos
    Located close to the River Tawe in the southern part of the former Hafod and Morfa copperworks site.
  48. II Castle Cinema Photos
    Adjoining Swansea Castle on the edge of the slope above the Strand where there is a second facade.
  49. II Vivian engine house Photos
    Located near the west bank of the River Tawe in the southern part of the former Hafod and Morfa copperworks site.
  50. II Copper slag abutment to former waste tip tramroad
    Located on the west side of the former Swansea Canal near the centre of the former Hafod and Morfa copperworks site.
  51. II Pier to former waste tip tramroad and adjoining boundary wall
    Located on the east side of the former Swansea Canal at the centre of the former Hafod and Morfa copperworks site.
  52. II Tavern PH & Ye Olde Wine Shoppe Photos
    Near corner with Oxford Street.
  53. I Swansea Castle Photos
    In the centre of the city, on the curving W bank of the former course of the River Tawe.
  54. II Laboratory Building at Entrance to Former Yorkshire Imperial Metal Works
    Set away from road and reached under railway, entrance to works was formerly across Swansea Canal. Formerly part of Morfa Copper Works.
  55. II YMCA Building including Nos. 2-4 Photos
    Large corner block on corner of Page Street and running back to Northampton Lane.
  56. II Iron Bollard Close to River Tawe to N of New Cut Bridge Photos
    Set back from the quay wall at W bank of New Cut (1845-51). Reset in modern paved terrace with flagstaff; N bollard lower down and closer to river.
  57. II Llewellyn Hall including Nos. 2-4 Photos
    Large corner block on corner of Page Street and running back to Northampton Lane.
  58. II Iron Bollard Close to River Tawe to N of New Cut Bridge Photos
    Set back from the quay wall at W bank of New Cut (1845-51). Reset in modern paved terrace with flagstaff; N bollard lower down and closer to river.
  59. II Caseys Roofing Centre (Formerly Landore Cinema) Photos
    Beside the main road opposite the former Landore Works of Yorkshire Imperial Metals Ltd.
  60. II Pagefield House (Quaker Meeting House) Photos
    Set back from street on corner with Page Street.
  61. II Former Carlton Cinema (Including Nos.18B & 18C) Photos
    Very large frontage in range of lower buildings.
  62. II Canteen Building at the Former Yorkshire Imperial Metalworks Photos
    Set away from main road and reached under railway, entrance to works was formerly across Swansea Canal.
  63. II Restaurant including Nos. 18B & 18C
    Very large frontage in range of lower buildings.
  64. II* Midland Bank Photos
    Occupying a substantial corner site, St Mary’s Street to left side.
  65. II NO.17 St.mary's Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    Immediately adjoining rear of Midland Bank, Wind Street.
  66. II Museum Stores, formerly Morfa Copperworks rolling mill Photos
    Located at the north side of the Hafod and Morfa copperworks site, off the cross-valley road between Foxhole Road and Neath Road.
  67. II NO.6 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    In a mixed group of commercial buildings leading up to the Castle.
  68. II Old Cross Keys PH Photos
    Formerly in the middle of a long street, now an isolated building in open ground opposite St Mary’s Church.
  69. II National Bank Ltd Photos
    On corner with Green Dragon Lane
  70. II Liverpool Victoria Insurance Offices Including "Cane Connection" Shop Photos
    In a mixed group of commercial buildings leading up to the Castle.
  71. II Bryn Hyfryd Baptist Chapel Photos
    On the corner with Bryn Terrace.
  72. II Church of St Mary Photos
    Castle
  73. II National Bank Ltd Photos
    On corner with Green Dragon Lane.
  74. II NO.62 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
  75. II NO.61 Wind Street, West Glamorgan Photos
    Part of a Georgian group on the curve of the street leading up to the Castle.
  76. II Old Post Office Building (Now Post Office Sorting Office) Photos
    Castle
  77. II The Coach House Photos
    Part of a mainly Georgian group on the curve of the street rising towards the Castle; large Barclay’s Bank on left.
  78. II Telecom Building Photos
    Forward to right of Old Post Office building with modern Head Post Office to right.
  79. II Barclays Bank Photos
    In a mainly Georgian group of buildings on the curve of the street rising towards the Castle. Lower buildings to sides.
  80. II Including Entry to Salubrious Passage Photos
    Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontages on Street line.
  81. II Swansea County Court & Offices Photos
    On corner with Princess Way, immediately S of St Mary’s Churchyard.
  82. II No Sign Bar & Munday's Wine Merchants Photos
    Low brick frontage squashed between tall early C19 terrace to left and Barclay’s Bank to right.
  83. II St Andrew's United Reformed Church Photos
    Strongly designed ecclesiastical building occupying an eye-catching position mid way along St Helen’s Road on the corner of George Street.
  84. II Including Entry to Salubrious Passage Photos
    Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontages on Street line.
  85. II Including entry to Salubrious Passage Photos
    Short terrace of 4 storey brick frontage on Street line.
  86. II National Westminster Bank Photos
    End building to terraced group on right.
  87. II Pedestal & Statue of Sir H.Hussey Vivian Photos
    Now located at the Rutland Street entrance to modern shopping precinct; originally at Castle Square, thereafter moved in 1936 to Victoria Park and to present site, 1982.
  88. II No 4 The Strand (Colonial Buildings including Ace Electrical Spares Centre) Photos
    End building with exposed flank facing E to Quay Parade.
  89. II Lloyds Bank Photos
    In a row of frontages towards foot of street.
  90. II Springfield (Deaf and Dumb Mission) Photos
    Opposite N end of St James’ Gardens, to E of Bryn-cerrig.
  91. II NO.4 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Photos
    Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
  92. II NO.3 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Photos
    Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
  93. II NO.2 Princess Way, West Glamorgan Photos
    Set at angle to S end of dual carriageway, right gable end to Salubrious Place.
  94. II Beryn-Cerrig Photos
    Opposite N end of St James’ Gardens.
  95. II No 96, Walter Road (N Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On E corner of St James’ Crescent and N side of Walter Road. No 42 St James’ Crescent is part of same development but with entrance facing Crescent rather than Walter Road.
  96. II No 95, Walter Road (N Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On E corner of St James’ Crescent and N side of Walter Road. No 42 St James’ Crescent is part of same development but with entrance facing Crescent rather than Walter Road.
  97. II St. David's Priory R.C. Church Photos
    Within modern precinct of St David’s Centre and close to W of roundabout at bottom of Princess Way. E end to Rutland Street. Church orientated N and S.
  98. II No 94, Walter Road (N Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On E corner of St James’ Crescent and N side of Walter Road. No 42 St James’ Crescent is part of same development but with entrance facing Crescent rather than Walter Road.
  99. II No 93, Walter Road (N Side), West Glamorgan Photos
    On E corner of St James’ Crescent and N side of Walter Road. No 42 St James’ Crescent is part of same development but with entrance facing Crescent rather than Walter Road.
  100. II St James' Crescent Photos
    On E corner of St James’ Crescent and N side of Walter Road. No 42 St James’ Crescent is part of same development but with entrance facing Crescent rather than Walter Road.

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