Interview with Phillip Dunleavy. Tape 1
- Identifier
- 101-0002-005
- Title
- Interview with Phillip Dunleavy. Tape 1
- Description
- Social and Political history of Cardiff
- Type
- Item
- Format
- 2 Compact Audio Tape
- Date
- 30 Jul 1984
- Contributor
- BHAC
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Copyright situation unknown/other, contact HCE
- Publisher
- Contact HCE if you would like to use or reproduce this item
- Relation
- 101-0002-006, 101-0002-007
- Interviewee
- Phillip Dunleavy
- Interviewer
- Glenn Jordan
- Transcription
- Yes
- Summary
- WW1 Federation Office notice; Newtown; living conditions; tuberculosis; 1840/50; potato faming; Marquises of Bute; land ; Adamsdown, burial of victims during epidemic; development of Wales; immigrant engineers; Pomoroy St, Welsh speakers; boarding houses; arrival of West Africans; 1850/60's; hangings; children in prison; slavery and destination; William Wilberforce's movements, anti-slavery, employment of children in mines and factories in Britain; Tiger Bay boundries; CIACS; Phillip's origins, and move into politics; his early life; Re development; history of the docks; Roman and Norman origins of area; shipping of canon to American War of Independence; Hamadryd Hospital; toll bridge until 1890; landfill site; 2 islands of Flashholm and Steepholm; 40 foot tides in Channel.
- Digital File
- No
- Storage Location
- Glamorgan Archives and National Library of Wales
- Conditions of Access
- Open
- British Library Ref
UNLW023/215
Relation: UNLW023/216-217
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