St David’s Day
Saint David of Wales founded a monastery in Pembrokeshire during the 6th century in the location now occupied by St David’s Cathedral – the Feast Day of Saint David has been a day for Welsh celebration since the 18th century.
Related collections you might be interested in:
- Welsh Journals Online
- A collection belonging to the National Library of Wales, dating back over the last two centuries and bringing together Welsh and Wales-related journals covering the arts, humanities, social sciences and technology.
- Welsh Ballads
- For anyone interested in folk music, the Welsh language or the history of popular art.
- Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (CVMA): Medieval Stained Glass in Great Britain
- Stained glass art dating back to the Middle Ages and the Reformation.
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