This exhibition traces the rise of Hughesovka—later Stalino and today Donetsk—from a windswept site on the Ukrainian steppe to a major industrial city with lasting Welsh fingerprints. View the exhibition here: Hughesovka: An Industrial City with Welsh Roots - Glamorgan Archives
Sep 2026
Nov 2026
“I hope you will do what is Just and right to a poor and infirmily poor man”: The Voices of the South Wales Poor, 1834 to 1871
05/11/2026
2:00 pm
Archifau Morgannwg, Leckwith, Cardiff.
Join Dr Paul Carter of the National Archives and discover more about their new project, A Century of Struggle: Pauperism and the New Poor Law in Wales, 1834-1930. This talk will focus on the lived experience of the 19th century Welsh poor with an emphasis on the Southern Welsh counties....
The Windsor-Clive Women Who Shaped St Fagans Castle
25/11/2026
2:00 pm
Archifau Morgannwg, Leckwith, Cardiff.
Join Dr Bethan Scorey as she discusses female patronage at St Fagan’s Castle, drawing on one of the themes from her newly published book, ‘St Fagan’s Castle: The Architectural and Social History of a Welsh Country House’. Dr Bethan Scorey is an architectural historian and illustrator from Cardiff. Her work...




