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At least when they do find it they will deliver to my local library and save me the chore of going into the city centre! They don't need the space for books as they sold a lot off before moving. That saved them the problem of losing them in the move as happened last time they changed premises. Michael At 20:24 22/12/2009, you wrote: >At 19:53 22/12/2009, Michael Messenger wrote: >>Cardiff Central Library has the List of Quarries for 1920. I'd be >>happy to go down there and have a look for you. It would make a >>change for me to offer you some help! >> >>It may take a while as they are not very clued up and I have to >>explain what the List of Quarries is! > >And, these days, they keep most, if not all, of their mining >reference material at a remote site on the Newport Road - so you >have to order it well in advance of visiting the new library in Mill >Lane. It is one of those new buildings with lots of vertical empty >space which might be better filled with books! But I'm biased. > >Peter > > >Dr Peter Claughton, >Blaenpant Morfil, nr. Rosebush, Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire, Wales SA66 7RE. >Tel. +44 (0)1437 532578; Fax. +44 (0)1437 532921; Mobile +44 (0)7831 427599 > >Hon. University Fellow - School of Humanities and Social Sciences >http://huss.exeter.ac.uk/archaeology/staff/claughton.shtml >E-mail: [log in to unmask] > >Co-owner - mining-history e-mail discussion list. >See http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/files/mining-history/ for details. > >Mining History Pages - http://www.people.exeter.ac.uk/pfclaugh/mhinf/ > >_____________________________________________