21 negatives : b&w. Aberafan National Eisteddfod, 1966.

Image 1: At least one item in the Arts and Craft exhibition at Aberafan was not recorded and included in the list of produce, and there was no competition for it either. But the committee members did not protest as the cheeky craftsman showed off his work without permission or an invitation to do so. Indeed the 'craftsman' went one step further - and arranged for his whole family to stau in the building during the Eisteddfod week! Seen here in the picture is the 'craftsman' - a swallow with chicks - who took up residence right at the top of the roof. Will these be on stage today as representatives for Wales and the world?
Image 2: Three sisters and a brother, members of Clwb y Cymro, who had a fun time at the National Eisteddfod at Aberafan: (from left to right)Ruth Bromage (13 years old): Joan (10 years old); Gary (17 years old) and Jill (8 years old) from 51, Church Road, Blaendulais, Neath. Ruth is a pupil at Ysgol Gymraeg Rhydfelen, Jill and Joan are from Ysgol Gymraeg Blaendulais, and Gary is a member of the Welsh National Orchestra, and a pupil at Neath Grammer School.
Image 3: Hugh Bevan, D. Tecwyn Lloyd and T. J. Morgan, judges for the Prose Medal.
Images 4 - 7: Cantorion Ivor Davies, Ilfoed, and their condutor, Ivor Davies celebrating after winning the 'Cymro' cup in the main choir competition.
Image 8: Member of the reciting party from Dyffryn Secondary School who won the competition for Welsh learners reciting party 16-25 years old.
Image 9: Mrs Gaynor Williams conductor of Llangatwg winning choir receiving the cup from the Rev. Huw Jones.
Image 10: Llangatwg winning choir with their conductor Mrs Gaynor Williams.
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Images 12 - 15: Mrs Mary Evans Dawe, from Florida, leader of the Welsh and the World, congratulating Mrs Gaynor Williams, conductor of the winning Llangatwg choir.
Image 16: Ann Price, Treherbert, Sian Evans, Cardiff from Rhydfelen Welsh Secondary School singing folk songs in the pageant on Monday night.
Image 17: Schoolchildren from Pontrhyd-y-fen, Neath, Aberdare and Phontypridd - the Normans in the pageant.
Images 18 - 20: Members of the Excelsior band, second in the main competition for bands, with Susan Northcote of Sandfields, Port Talbot trying to blow the horn.