• Primitive Times [ diagram showing where various relics [mainly Bronze Age onwards] discovered, and where cromlechs and maenhirs found]
• The Hill Forts [ diagram showing where these were sited]
• The Romans [ diagram showing Roman roads, towns, forts, mines]
• Cunedda [diagram showing lands conquered by Cunedda]
• The Celtic Saints [ diagrams showing where Celtic churches were sited, and where settlements were founded by Celtic Saints]
• Inscribed Christian Stones
• The Castles [ diagram showing castles, earth or stone, Norman and Welsh]
• The Middle Ages [diagram showing hundreds, commotes, churches, chapels, abbey, nunnery, priory, castle etc in Middle Ages]
• The Lord Rhys
• Strata Florida [diagram showing the various lands owned by Ystrad Fflur in 1282]
• The Statute of Rhuddlan 1284 [  diagrams showing how Wales was divided by this Statute following the death of Llewelyn ap Gruffydd in 1282. Also the lands of the Lord Rhys]
• The Early Gentry [diagram showing the houses of the Early Gentry, and the ones where Henry Tudor stayed]
• Cardigan Shyre 1610--Speed's Map
• The Church in the Early C18 [diagram showing where parish churches situated c 1750]
• Nonconformity [diagrams showing where chapels sited in periods 1650-1738 and 1739-1820]
• Education I. Up to 1800 [diagram showing where schools were situated in period 1674-1777]
• Education II. After 1800 [diagram showing where schools were situated in 1847]
• Sea Trade to 1700 [diagram showing details of Cardiganshire's sea trade 1601-1709]
• The Port of Aberystwyth [diagram showing details of Aberystwyth's sea trade in 1851, by product and destination/source]
• The Lime Trade
• Roads and Railways [diagrams showing the road system in 1844, 1720 and 1954. Also the railway lines and when they opened]
• The Fairs [diagram showing where fairs held, and what main products were sold at each one]
• The Drovers [digram showing the main drovers routes,  key villages/places and land over 800 ft]
• Industries and Crafts [diagram showing which craft , out of about 30 different ones, was sited where. Also an extract of various trades from the 1831 census giving total numbers employed in each type]
• Lead Mining [diagrams showing the situation, and some names, of the lead mines of north Cardiganshire in the periods 1580-1800 and 1800-1930]
• The Woollen Industry [diagram showing where woollen factories and fulling mills situated 1860-1920, not named as such]
• Land Enclosures [plan showing strip cultivation in Llan-non parish; scattered strips in Llanddewibrefi; and a scattered farm , Brynhownant, Tregaron. Also diagrams showing land  open in 1794 and land enclosed in the C19]
• One-Night Houses[Tai Unnos]: The Squatters [diagram showing some of the various Tai Unnos on Mynydd Llanddewibrefi, these place names have been extracted and are shown below]
• Land Use [plans showing how the uses of part of the Gogerddan Estate changed from 1788+]
• The Population
• Emigration to the United States [small poster advertising departure of the Brig Credo of Aberystwyth in 1848, John Humphrys, Master, bound for " Quebec direct".
• The Parishes [plan of Aberteifi in 1610]
• The Growth of the Towns [plans of Cardigan 1834, Aberaeron 1845, Aberystwyth 1740, 1795, 1832]
• Cardiganshire 1969

• Bronze Age Shield
• Pen-dinas hill fort from the air
• Wern Newydd, Llannarth
• Hafod Mansion
• Heir to Crosswood comes of age [1883 ?]
• Gogerddan Meet
• Ancient Mwnt Church
• Daniel Rowland, Llangeitho
• Chantry's memorial at Hafod Church
• Alltyblaca Unitarian Chapel
• John Williams " Yr Hen Syr"--Ystrad Meurig--Headmaster, 1777-1818.
• Neuaddlwyd--The Academy
• The College, Aberystwyth c 1880
• Ffos-y-ffin , Sunday School, 1896
• Ida Alice--an Aberystwyth ship
• Aberystwyth shipbuilding
• Aberystwyth lifeboat
• Borth, old seamen
• Aberstrincell, Llan-non, lime kilns
• Old stone-breaker
• The Gloucester to Aberystwyth Coach, 1843
• Penglais, Llanbadarn Road--Turnpike tollgates, 1889
• Penparcau tollhouse
• Travel, early this century
• Turnpike gate tickets [Rhydyfuwch Upper & Lower Gates, Cardigan North Gate, Ysbytty Cynfyn Gate, Aberayron North Gate, Lampeter West Gate]
• Building the third Devil's Bridge
• Hafan , Railway
• Dalis Fair, Lampeter
• Abermarlais, Henfynyw--Pig killing c 1900
• Two pound note--Banc y Ddafad Ddu [Aberystwith & Tregaron Bank]
• The 'Cardi' cart  [John Davies's weekly service  from Dowlais to Aberystwyth]
• Teifi--coracles
• Tre'rddol--clogmaker and clog soles
• Llanio--blacksmiths
• Wheelwrights
• Aberaeron--making lobster pots
• Cwmerfin, Lead mine
• Basket-maker
• Glog-fawr--lead miners, 1912
• Melinau Gwlar [Woollen Mills];
  • Maes-llyn
  • Capel Dewi
  • Lanrhystud
  • Tal-y-bont

• Esgair Moel--fulling blankets
• Tal-y-bont--weavers
• Llangwyryfon,1920--hay harvest
• Lampeter, boot factory--cobblers
• Washing sheep
• Teulu beirdd y Cilie--Cwmtydu c 1900--a family of farmer poets
• Cwmystwyth school, 1904, now closed
• Ystumtuen--ruins of miners houses
• 'Cardis' selling milk in London
• London Cardis Society visit 'Churt'
• Pentwr, Aberaeron, 1910
• Porthladd--Aberaeron--harbour
• Cardigan Bridge, c 1830
• Cardigan Bridge, c 1910
• New Quay--unloading coal
• New Quay--1969
• Aberystwyth c 1790
• Aberystwyth, The Pier, 1874
• Old Tregaron, 1819
• Tregaron, 1845
• 'College', Aberaeron--typical old cottage
• Lampeter Board of Guardians, 1901
• Llandyssul, choir going to an eisteddfod
• Mrs Gwynne, Monachty--opening the Aberaeron railway station in 1911
• Peasant houses in Cardiganshire;
  • Ffos-y-ffin, Llangeitho
  • Pen-y-gaer, Nantcwnlle
  • Pen-y-bont, Llangorwen
  • Neuadd, Llanddewibrefi
• Pen-lon, Talsarn--sitting in the ingle nook
• Rhiwgraidd, Lledrod--old type fireplace with ingle nook
• Old Welsh kitchen in Montgomeryshire
• A Bill  for  coal , lime and bricks total £33.1s.4d.dated 1888, from William Morgan[Coal, Lime, Brick and Manure Merchant], Garn House, Bow Street to Mr I J Rees, Brincaero
• Tregaron--peat cutting
• Old wooden Cardiganshire plough
• Aberystwyth Silver Coins, 1638-42.
• Aberayron Motor Service [C H Dierks Aberayron], c 1910 ?
• Building the Lampeter, Aberaeron and New Quay railway, 1910
• Llan-non, c 1912--corn harvest
• Borth, c 1920--bread van
• Aberystwyth, c 1920--steam lorry
• Old dresser, the work of a mid Cardiganshire craftsman of the C18.
• Poster advertising berths to America on the sailing ship 'Triton' of Cardigan [ David Rees, Master] departing from Cardigan for Quebec on 9th April 1842.
• Llanbedr [Lampeter], plan, 1845
• Llandysul village, plan, 1845
• Poster advertising coach service  of James Hayward and Co from Aberystwyth to London , via Kington, dated 4 th June 1916.
• Cwmystwyth Toll Gate , tolls list
• Poster advertising Stage Coach to and from  Albion Tavern,Cardigan and Ivy Bush,Carmarthen, dated 27th Sept 1831

The group on the Avon Camddwr, north to south;

• Ffrwd-ar-gamddwr
• Rhyd -y-meirch
• Nant y gronw
• Brithdir Bach
• Brithdir
• Rhydtalog

The group on the Avon Doethie;

• Doethie Fach
• Brobwll
• Nant y benglog
• Pen-lan
• Tir-bach
• Maes y betws
• Nant y gwyddel
• Nant y cae
• Foel
• Cnwc-gwyn
• Gyrnos
• Cnwceithinog
• Cnwc-glas
• Troed y cynnull

The group on the Avon Pysgotwr fawr/fach

• Bryn Owen
• Esgair-maen
• Dol-las
• Pysgotwr
• Hafodunos

[Based on a diagram in " An Illustrated History of Cardiganshire"By W J Lewis, 1970 Gareth  12 Aug 2000 D]