| Ref No. |
Description |
Dates |
| PHO/PC/10/1 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Portrait photograph of J Stitt Wilson presented to Miss Sloman after a crusade in South
Wales in 1928. Stitt Wilson and his brother Benn, were American evangelists and
socialists. Message on the back and signed.
(1 photograph) |
1928(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/2 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Portrait photograph of James Maxton MP.
(1 photograph) |
1930(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/3 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Portrait photograph of J E Edmunds MP (Cardiff).
(1 photograph) |
1916(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/4 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Photograph of members of Cardiff Independant Labour Party Women's Group campaigning in a
Municipal Election before the First World War. (Margaret Howells' mother is on the top
left).
(1 photograph) |
1905(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/5 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Photograph of members of a Womens Guild Group at a Labour Party Conference.
(1 photograph) |
1900(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/6 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Photograph of Keir Hardie adressing a meeting on Dowlais Top. Crowd of people are gathered
to hear the speech.
(3 photographs) |
1900(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/7 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Photograph of members of the Welsh Regional Committee of the Clerks Union.
(1 photograph) |
1920(c) |
| PHO/PC/10/8 |
Mrs Margaret Howells (nee Sloman).
Photograph of Labour supporters standing on the platform at Cardiff station during the
1929 Election. A poster can be seen with a slogan from the Daily Herald is as follows: Big
Labour Victories in Cardiff.
(2 photographs) |
1922 |
