Ray Lawrence
1944
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country of citizenship: United Kingdom
languages spoken, written or signed: English
educated at: The Open University
occupation: author, miner, probation officer
Works 113
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The collieries of the Ebbw Valleys
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The collieries of the Ely and Llantrisant areas
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The collieries of the Gwendraeth Fach & Fawr's and the Llanelli general area
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The collieries of the Gwendraeth Valley General Area
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The collieries of the Llanelli general area : including the Manufacturing Coal Pits of the Coastal Areas between Llangennech and Burry Port, Including Llanelli
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The collieries of the Llynfi, Garw, and Ogmore Valleys and the Bridgend areas
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The collieries of the Neath, Vale of Neath and Dulais Valley areas
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The collieries of the Rhondda Valleys and Pontypridd areas
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The collieries of the Rhymney, Aber and Darran valleys : by Ray Lawrence
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The collieries of the Sirhowy Valley
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The collieries of the Swansea and Swansea Valley general areas
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The collieries of the Swansea Valley General Area
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The collieries of the Swansea Valley general area
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The deep mines around Pontypool : a short history of the Blaenserchan, Tirpentwys, and Llanerch collieries and the Glyn Pits
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The Glyn, Hafodyrynys and Glyntillery Mines
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The last 32 pits to work in the South Wales coalfield post the 1984
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The last stand : the 1984
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The life & times of Blaenant Colliery
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The Llanerch Colliery and the disaster of 1890
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The mines of The Darran Valley
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The Mynyddislwyn Seam and its workings
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The Nantgarw Windsor Combine : a brief history of the Nantgarw and Windsor Collieries
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The Rhondda Valleys and Pontypridd. Part one, Pontypridd to Porth and the Rhondda Fach Valley
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The Rhondda Valleys and Pontypridd. Part two, The Rhondda Fawr Valley
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The Sirhowy Valley. Part one, The mid and lower valley from Markham to Risca Colliery
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The Sirhowy Valley. Part two, The upper valley from Hollybush to Tredegar
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The South Wales coalfield in photographs
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The valleys of tears : a cross section of mining disasters of the South Wales coalfield
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The widows wail : the Universal Colliery, Senghenydd explosions of 1901 and 1913
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Turbulent times : events in and around Llanbradach Colliery and the South Wales coalfield
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Unknown human remains : the Abercarn Colliery Explosion of 1878
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Unknown human remains : the Abercarn Colliery explosion of 1878
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