Kelly's Western Mail Directory Of Cardiff 1967

Kelly's Western Mail Directory 1967

Step back in time to a Cardiff on the cusp of change. The year is 1967. The docks are still bustling, the city centre is shedding its post-war skin, and the pound in your pocket is still made of shillings and pence. This is the world captured in the pages of the Kelly's Western Mail Directory of Cardiff 1967—more than just a book, it's a key to the past.

This meticulously compiled directory is your personal guide to the city as it was. It’s an indispensable primary source for anyone serious about uncovering the stories of Cardiff and its people.

What Treasures Await Inside?

Walk the Streets of the Past: Navigate every street, avenue, and cul-de-sac in the city with the detailed street directory. Discover who lived at your address in 1967, from the docks of Tiger Bay to the terraces of Cathays and the new estates of Llanedeyrn.
A Who's Who of Cardiff Commerce: Find the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker—and every other trade in between. The commercial directory is a comprehensive list of the city's economic heartbeat, from major firms to small family-run shops.
The Fabric of the City: Access official listings for Cardiff Corporation, magistrates, clergy, doctors, schools, and public services. Understand the civic structure that governed daily life.
A Gallery of 1960s Style: The advertisements are a treasure trove in themselves! See the fashions, the cars, the branding, and the aspirations of a bygone era. It’s a vibrant, unfiltered look at consumer culture in the swinging sixties.
Who Is This Directory For?

The Genealogist: Pinpoint an ancestor's address and occupation, adding rich context to your family tree.
The Local Historian: Gain unparalleled insight into the social and commercial landscape of post-war Cardiff.
The Homeowner: Uncover the history of your home and the people who lived there before you.
The Nostalgic Collector: Own a tangible piece of Cardiff's history and relive memories of a lost time.
Don't just read about history—hold it in your hands. Add this essential and fascinating volume to your collection and unlock the stories of 1967 Cardiff.