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  • Alban, J R. Charters of the borough of Brecon, 1276-1517. Brycheiniog 25 (1992/93), p. 31-55
  • Anwyl, Edward. The early settlers of Brecon. [London] : Cambrian Archaeological Association, 1903. p. 16-38. Reprinted from Archaeologia Cambrensis, January, 1903.
  • Archdeaconry of Brecon wills, abstracted by the late E. J. L. Cole (prepared for publication by M. A. Faraday). Transactions of the Radnorshire Society 57, 58 (1987), (1988), p. 26-33, 25-33
  • Baldwin, F. Brecon & its scenery : tourists handbook to the best walks round Brecon, with complete directions, maps and views. Brecon : printed by Thomas Arthur Davies, 1908. 76p
  • Barries, D. S. M. The Brecon and Merthyr railway. Oxford : Oakwood Press, 1991. 160p
  • Bowen, Ivor. A critique on the proper names of the town and county of Brecknock, whether Brecon, Brecknock, Breckenoc or Breknoke. Cardiff : D. Duncan and Sons, South Wales Printing Works, 1891. 18p
  • Brecon in old photographs. Stroud : Alan Sutton, 1993. 160p
  • Brecon 900. Brecon 900 : 1093-1993 : ... a celebration of nine centuries. Brecon : Brecon 900, 1993. 46p
  • Brown, Roger L. A reviving church? : the Archdeaconry of Brecon in the year 1885. Brycheiniog 31 (1998-1999), p. 109-32
  • Congregational Memorial College, Brecon opened September 16th & 17th, 1869. Liverpool : "Tyst Cymreig" pr, 1870. 90p.
  • Davies, Dewi. The county goal in Brecon. Brycheiniog 25 (1992-1993), p. 85-92
  • Davies, Rees. Brecon, Owain Glyn Dwr, and Dafydd Gam. Brycheiniog, 32 (2000), p. 51-60
  • Dawson, M L. The Black Friars of Brecon. [Frome] : [Printed at St. Aldhelm's Home Press], [ca.1925] 24p
  • Hembrow, Alison. The Royal Regiment of Wales Museum, Brecon. Brycheiniog, 35 (2003), 9-11
  • Hughes, Stephen. The Brecon Forest Tramroads : The Archaeology of an Early Railway System. Aberystwyth : Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, 1990. 367p
  • Jepson, Ursula. The Brecon Ironworks. Brycheiniog, 29 (1996/1997), 47-51.
  • Jones, A Gareth. The Journal of Mary Gwladys Charles 46, High Street, Brecon 1897-1903. [Cardiff] : A. Gareth Jones, 1988. 91p
  • Jones, Gareth. The Consistory Court for the Archdeaconry at Brecon. Cronicl Powys. No. 32 (1994), p. 16-17
  • Jones, Ken. Brecon centenary families. Cronicl Powys, No. 33 (December 1994), 12-17
  • Jones, Owain W. Links with the past : Swansea & Brecon historical essays. Llandybie : C. Davies, 1974. 274p (Church History)
  • Jones, Owain W. The Archdeaconry of Brecon. Brycheiniog 22 (1986/87), p. 15-21
  • Jones, Nansi C. Archdeaconry of Brecon probate records. Aberystwyth : National Library of Wales, 1989. 223p
  • Kelleher, Bonaventure. Theatre in Brecon in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Brycheiniog 25 (1992-1993), p. 79-84
  • Knight, Bernard. The story of Christ College, Brecon. Brecon : The Society of Friends of Christ College, 1978. 49p
  • Locock, Martin. Bethel Square, Brecon, excavations in the medieval town. Brycheiniog 28 (1995-96), p. 35-79
  • Morgan, David R. Towards a topography of early Brecon. Brycheiniog 23 (1988/89), p. 23-41
  • Morgan, Gerald. A note on Brecon probate accounts. Brycheiniog 31 (1998-1999), p. 43-7
  • Parry, E G. Christ College Brecon : an illustrated history. Brecon : Christ College, 1991. 39p. "Published on the occasion of the school's 450th anniversary"
  • Parry, Edward G. Brecon: topography and townscape : Part I. Origins and early development, 1093-1521. Brycheiniog 21 1984/85, p. 12-20
  • Parry, Edward G. The Castle of Brecon Hotel. Brycheiniog 25 (1992/93), p. 97-105
  • Plowman, Anne M. The regular army in Brecon. Brycheiniog 25 (1992/93), p. 107-113
  • Poole, Edwin. The people's history of Brecon (town and county). Brecon : printed by H. B. Wheeler, 1876. 136p
  • Poole, Edwin. The Illustrated History and Biography of Brecknockshire. published in Brecon by the author, 1886. 495p.
  • Powell, T Glyn. Intermediate to comprehensive : a hundred years of secondary education in retrospect. [Brecon] : [Brecon High School], [1996]. 118p
  • Pratt, Jermyn. Record of the College of Christ Church in Brecon. London : Joseph Masters, [1846] 24p
  • Redwood, Pamela. The Games family versus the borough of Brecon, 1589-1606. Brycheiniog 25 (1992-1993), p. 67-77
  • Redwood, Pamela. Early seventeenth century Mercers in Brecon. Brycheiniog 32 (2000), p. 71-82
  • Rees, William. The mediaeval lordship of Brecon. London : The Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 1917. p. 165-224. Reprinted from Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, session 1915-16.
  • Richards, S. Neath and Brecon Railway : Morgannwg. Swansea] : [Ty John Penry], 1977. 24p
  • The Brecon and Abergavenny Canal : a guide with maps. [Llanover] : [Mr & Mrs D. Horne], [1993?] 28p
  • Thomas, W S K. Brecon : c.1093-1660 : an illustrated history. Llandysul : Gomer, 1991. 183p
  • Thomas, W S K. Georgian and Victorian Brecon : portrait of a Welsh county town. Llandysul : Gomer, 1993. 230p
  • Walker, David. Brecon : the early borough. Brycheiniog 25 (1992-1993), p. 7-14
  • Williams, Glanmor. Sir John Pryse of Brecon. Brycheiniog 31 (1998-1999), p. 49-63
  • Williams, James. Brecon and its neighbourhood : containing descriptions of the town, and the roads, rivers, & rails, lakes, waterfalls, mountains, fishing, walks, &c. London : Published at the offices of The Brecon County Time, [19--?] 152p
  • Williams, John. Walter Williams (1771-1850): coachmaker from Brecon. Cronicl Powys. No. 17 (1987), p. 8-9
  • Wynne-Jones, T. Wesleyan Methodism in the Brecon Circuit : and introduction of English & Welsh Methodism into the principality : a historical and biographical sketch from 1750 to 1888. Brecon : Edwin Poole, 1888. 128p
  • Y Gaer : Brecon Roman fort. Borth : Atelier Productions, 1994. 16p